Hello Lucy, this is just the best tutorial for me so far. Wow. I so often struggle to get the colour right and can't ever quite get there. (My background as a landscape and portrait artist in oils, watercolour and pastels where I can mix colours to exactness on a palette or overlapping has given me a most critical eye for colour) You have just opened the door to a digital colour mixing palette for me. Thank you. 😊🙃 Wooo hooo now I can literally and digitally start "painting" again 🖌🖍🖌✏
Hi Dinah, that’s amazing! With your background you’ll actually have a better idea than most about how the colours work together. That’s a great asset! I’m glad I could help and share some behind the scenes on how Lightroom works!
Two quick questions. Camera calibration changes apply to the entire image (can't be selective), right? Also, can you save calibration changes as custom profiles?
This tutorial has answered all the questions - thank you! From your experience, do you find you've learnt the most of your editing doing it on your own? Not relying on courses. I ask this because I'm trying to learn how to learn photography, you could either dive yourself into theory or practual - but perhaps practual is better?
I know this isnt the newest vid on this but it is the best and exactly what I was looking for. Thank you. Was making me absolutely insane before watching this.
Thanks a lot for your simple explanation. Many people ignore these sliders. Just want to know the quality of output if we move it to the extreme end. will it have impact on photo quality
Great video! I was wondering what's camera calibration for and self-studied it and there's your tutorial! It made sure that I was doing the correct way of using it!
Thanks! I've not seen anybody else cover this LR feature before. The video was really comprehensive with some good examples. I learned a lot. I'm going to go give it a try. Thanks again.
Love your tutorials, by far the best I've seen on here, you break everything Down into manageable bits, but also explain the detail behind the actions. Definitely my go to channel. Keep up the great work..
This is such a great breakdown!! I've been struggling to figure out balancing the colors in my photos, and had no clue what to do with camera calibration, let alone the effects it has as a starting point.
hi lucy. I could not find the camera calibration panel in my lightroom . I have the last version Do you know if it appears with a different name? thanks
Amazing video as always! I knew camera calibration affected the image differently than HSL but I had no idea as to why and that honestly makes all the difference knowing that now. 😁
Hey! Which version of lightroom is this? I don't appear to have a camera calibration setting in my lighroom. Have hunted everywhere and search for it in 'help' but no results came up. :(
TO truly calibrate your camera you need the Xrite ColorChecker Passport. Under the Basic tab is your Camera Profile tab where you will make your calibrated Profile for all Camera so that they will all match as well even different makes. helpful for wedding shooters with a second camera person working with you.
Excellent lesson, Lucy! I've been experimenting and trying to see what my own style and perspective is, so this will be very helpful in getting there. Great tool!!!
Hey Lucy my Lightroom looks a little different than yours and I don’t have a calibration slider. Do you need to have a specific version of Lightroom for this?
Hi Lucy! Thank you for the video, but I don't have a calibration panel in my Lightroom. I'm new to this myb I have the wrong one, but I downloaded it from Apple Store.
Thank you for solving the mystery of the calibration slider that was created in 740 BC and used to populate the scrolls of blind tibetan monks. (Seriously and for a long time this thing has done my head in )
Great video! Question: where does this adjustment sit in the “layer” order when editing? Before basic? Etc etc Thank you. (PS It be nice to know the stacking order of all the panels)
Personally, I usually straight with the basic panel and just adjust Exposure to make sure that’s correct & temperature if my photo is obviously too cool or warm. After that, I go to the calibration panel to edit the colours. After that, I usually go back up to Basic again to work with shadows/highlights/contrast. You can really do it any way that works best for you though. This is what I like doing ☺️
Took the end of Dec & beginning of Jan off to recharge and make some plans for 2020. Very excited to be back at it and put out some great content on TH-cam this year! Thanks for following along and the encouragement ☺️☺️☺️
Funny, I've been doing it another way, so there is no one way of doing things. Normally I don't touch those sliders. I understand that the processing by each camera is different
Only partially accurate. Around 1:54 time stamp in the video, you point to a Primary color and mention that it has mix of R, G and B which is totally inaccurate and not how primary colors work. Entire range of colors in the visible color spectrum can be created my mixing these primary colors. For example Magenta has 50% Red, 50% Blue and 0% Green. I.e it doesn't have any Green. While totally unlikely if an image has pure Red pixel (255, 0, 0) then its purely Red . Camera Calibration tool is meant to mix these channels in order to make any corrections that default camera profile provided by the RAW processors (like in this has Lr) has missed. Although it can be used creatively for coming up a interesting color combinations. Kindly make sure the information shared is accurate.
What editing style do you guys LOVE & want a tutorial on?? Let me know & I might make a video for ya ☺️
Would love to see more on how to edit to get the correct white balance when you missed in camera and how to keep skin tones consistent.
I get a lot of Q’s on skin tones & white balance. Thanks for the input and I’ll definitely put thing on the list!
Brandon woelfel
How about the 'dark green with heavy shadows' look. Kinda tropical vibes with just toned down saturation
Alex Mari's editing style
And the tutorials are back!! Welcome back Lucy and Happy 2020. Let's crush the Lightroom game together. 😊✌️
Thanks Bhaskar! Yup back at it for 2020 - keep me posted if there’s ever anything you want to learn about :)
Everything is very beautiful.Which camera did you use for the shoot?
Hello Lucy, this is just the best tutorial for me so far. Wow.
I so often struggle to get the colour right and can't ever quite get there.
(My background as a landscape and portrait artist in oils, watercolour and pastels where I can mix colours to exactness on a palette or overlapping has given me a most critical eye for colour)
You have just opened the door to a digital colour mixing palette for me.
Thank you. 😊🙃 Wooo hooo now I can literally and digitally start "painting" again 🖌🖍🖌✏
Hi Dinah, that’s amazing! With your background you’ll actually have a better idea than most about how the colours work together. That’s a great asset! I’m glad I could help and share some behind the scenes on how Lightroom works!
@@TheLucyMartin Thank you
Excellent explanation and use of the RGB circles. Thanks, Lucy!
Woohoo! Thanks for watching 🤠
I´ve used Camera Calibration before, but you gave me more trust for playing a bit more with it. Thanks!
thank you for actually explaining how the calibration works
Super helpful tutorial! 🙌 Your channel is literally a 1,000$ How to Edit Photos class. ✌️
👏👏👏👏👏
YOU are beautiful people!. Thanks for the easiest to follow tutorials, and the only one I subscribe to.
Woo!! Thanks so much you just made my day 😊😊
@@TheLucyMartin And greetings from Florida
Two quick questions. Camera calibration changes apply to the entire image (can't be selective), right? Also, can you save calibration changes as custom profiles?
A great explanation in a short concise video - Excellent! Thanks
Wow! Excellent tutorial! Thank you 🙏🏾
This tutorial has answered all the questions - thank you! From your experience, do you find you've learnt the most of your editing doing it on your own? Not relying on courses. I ask this because I'm trying to learn how to learn photography, you could either dive yourself into theory or practual - but perhaps practual is better?
Hi Lucy, thank you for the video! I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and holiday!
I know this isnt the newest vid on this but it is the best and exactly what I was looking for. Thank you. Was making me absolutely insane before watching this.
Great video. Do you use a preset to set you Camera Calibration?
Once again, amazing video. Thank you very much, Lucy!!
Thanks so much!!
Thanks Lucy I learnt another way to post edit my pictures today.
Thanks a lot for your simple explanation. Many people ignore these sliders. Just want to know the quality of output if we move it to the extreme end. will it have impact on photo quality
Thanks!! Loved the content.
Keep up the good work..!
Thanks so much!! Lots more on the way :)
Great video! I was wondering what's camera calibration for and self-studied it and there's your tutorial! It made sure that I was doing the correct way of using it!
Thanks! I've not seen anybody else cover this LR feature before. The video was really comprehensive with some good examples. I learned a lot. I'm going to go give it a try.
Thanks again.
Excellent presentation. Had no clue how powerful it was. I’ll stop here first in LR.
Great video, I've been looking for this specific tutorial for months!
Woo! So awesome to hear and glad you found the video 😊
Thanks for sharing Lucy. Thanks to you, I'm a little wiser already and it's only 9am!
Love learning something new first thing in the morning! You rock 👏👏👏
That's why I like you....you always teach something epic which others want to keep with themselves.... thank you and love you and your work...🥰🤘🤘
Thanks so much for the kind words, you made me smile 😀
@@TheLucyMartin well that's what I love to do making people smile as my nickname is 'happy' I am really glad I made you smile 😀
Thanks. This kind of content it’s what I want to see.
Gracias este tipo de contenido es el que deseo ver.
Saludos desde Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
Love your tutorials, by far the best I've seen on here, you break everything Down into manageable bits, but also explain the detail behind the actions. Definitely my go to channel. Keep up the great work..
Awesome, and answers the query a raised a few episodes ago. Thanks.
Does capture one have similar feature like this?
Great tutorial..
is there a camera calibration version on capture one?
This is such a great breakdown!! I've been struggling to figure out balancing the colors in my photos, and had no clue what to do with camera calibration, let alone the effects it has as a starting point.
hi lucy. I could not find the camera calibration panel in my lightroom . I have the last version Do you know if it appears with a different name? thanks
Thanks
Lots of new stuff there for me. Thank you
Glad it helped Richard! Thanks for watching ☺️
great tutorial!!
You rock man! 👏👏👏
Amazing video as always! I knew camera calibration affected the image differently than HSL but I had no idea as to why and that honestly makes all the difference knowing that now. 😁
Great video!
Hey! Which version of lightroom is this? I don't appear to have a camera calibration setting in my lighroom. Have hunted everywhere and search for it in 'help' but no results came up. :(
Thank you! It was easy to understand.
TO truly calibrate your camera you need the Xrite ColorChecker Passport. Under the Basic tab is your Camera Profile tab where you will make your calibrated Profile for all Camera so that they will all match as well even different makes. helpful for wedding shooters with a second camera person working with you.
I've been looking for something like this for weeks! You're the best
Thanks for the good information. I'll d some experimenting with this.
thank you sister for your explain i got more understand about this thank you
Very helpful tutorial 👌
Excellent lesson, Lucy! I've been experimenting and trying to see what my own style and perspective is, so this will be very helpful in getting there. Great tool!!!
Hey Lucy my Lightroom looks a little different than yours and I don’t have a calibration slider. Do you need to have a specific version of Lightroom for this?
Great explanation thank you :)
Can I do this in mobile? So helpful. Thank you! 🥰
Love taliphotography signature style would be a great one for a tutorial or yellow bird visuals so moody yet nostalgic
Hi Lucy!
Thank you for the video, but I don't have a calibration panel in my Lightroom. I'm new to this myb I have the wrong one, but I downloaded it from Apple Store.
Thank you very much
Coool! Thank you 👍☺️
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damn, the exactly theme I'm struggling with about my edition process now, to the point, nice o/ btw could you talk about camera profiles someday? tks!
Yet another amazing video!! I just wanted you to know that I appreciate you so much :)
Thank you. Love your tips. 👍🏻☕🌋🌴☀️📸
Looks like our crew headshots for next season will be lit 🔥👊
Great !
brilliant
Thank you for solving the mystery of the calibration slider that was created in 740 BC and used to populate the scrolls of blind tibetan monks.
(Seriously and for a long time this thing has done my head in )
Interesting! Nice tutorial. ✌️
✌️✌️✌️
Thanks so much i learned a lot
Thank you!
Dig it ... straight 🔥
😎 Thanks Wallice!
Amazing video, I've learned a lot. This is now my new starting point. Subbed!
Thanks a bunch 👍🙏
Thank you! 💙
Great video! Question: where does this adjustment sit in the “layer” order when editing? Before basic? Etc etc Thank you. (PS It be nice to know the stacking order of all the panels)
Personally, I usually straight with the basic panel and just adjust Exposure to make sure that’s correct & temperature if my photo is obviously too cool or warm. After that, I go to the calibration panel to edit the colours. After that, I usually go back up to Basic again to work with shadows/highlights/contrast.
You can really do it any way that works best for you though. This is what I like doing ☺️
Luucciiii 😋
Thanks BUT if it is just subjective WHY to spend time playing around when you can do that with HSL....etc?
in the new lightroom (not cc), where is the camera calibration?
Where were you, Lucy? We missed you.
Took the end of Dec & beginning of Jan off to recharge and make some plans for 2020. Very excited to be back at it and put out some great content on TH-cam this year! Thanks for following along and the encouragement ☺️☺️☺️
An excellent tutorial... but my 'Lightroom' 6.14.... is not the 'Classic' version'.. so I can't carry out any of that... thanks anyway.
Nice
We need camera calibration panel inside Lightroom mobile. It would be amazing!
Yeah, I keep waiting for that to get added ⏰
Why is this feature not available in Lightroom CC if only it was available it would make Lightroom CC so much better
If only they actually had this in Lightroom
Funny, I've been doing it another way, so there is no one way of doing things. Normally I don't touch those sliders. I understand that the processing by each camera is different
We need a fast way to adjust WB as much as it is in real. If I stay 10 minutes at every image....never make Real Estate photos.
Only partially accurate. Around 1:54 time stamp in the video, you point to a Primary color and mention that it has mix of R, G and B which is totally inaccurate and not how primary colors work. Entire range of colors in the visible color spectrum can be created my mixing these primary colors. For example Magenta has 50% Red, 50% Blue and 0% Green. I.e it doesn't have any Green. While totally unlikely if an image has pure Red pixel (255, 0, 0) then its purely Red . Camera Calibration tool is meant to mix these channels in order to make any corrections that default camera profile provided by the RAW processors (like in this has Lr) has missed. Although it can be used creatively for coming up a interesting color combinations. Kindly make sure the information shared is accurate.
Why is this called Camera Calibration? It does nothing to physically modify settings in your camera.
This is so confusing. My Lightroom looks nothing like this.
wow really learnt something,I was like mmm a girl with a pretty face,wat is she gonna teach me, also learnt never judge a book by its cover, thanks
It's only Lightroom Classic, not a Lightroom.
Nice