CINEMATIC Street Photography Edit, Lightroom Tutorial

Join me in this Lightroom tutorial as we walk through in detail a Lightroom preset for street photography. Turn any street photo into a cinematic atmosphere with a blue and orange dark tone.
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[@melissam731]

Hi Ross. So glad I found your YT channel. I took a lot of photos in NY near there and wasn't sure how to edit. Love your technique and can't wait to try it. Thank you!

[@ross_wilson]

Thanks for the comment! Sorry for the late reply I've been travelling the past month, Hope the NY photos turned out amazing!

[@dan.knows.photography]

This makes editing very approachable 🙏

[@ross_wilson]

Thanks, glad it helped!

[@mikeeckhardt4945]

Thanks for the really entertaining, interesting video! Once again, you can see how many different paths lead to similar goals. 👌

[@ross_wilson]

Thanks! Theres always a lot of different workflows that can take you to the same outcome, I tend to change between starting with colours or basic edit depending on the photo!

[@MrFredGross]

Thanks for this vidéo, incredibly helpful for me ! Love it !

[@ross_wilson]

Thanks for the comment! Glad it's helped :)

[@cuboidnoise]

This is a really good video. Its nice to see the thought process behind it, why you went for that style and how. Rather than just here is a preset and some edits i did! Particularly enjoying your video on tone curves and calibration!

[@ross_wilson]

Thanks, I always think it's worth going through the process as you will always need to tweak things from image to image, so knowing the why helps save a bit of time!

[@newvillagefilms]

I see that style of edits quite a lot, a blue hue night scenes. Every night scene photographs I see these days looked like it was taken by one person... dark, blue hue, urban setting, rain/wet elements. Is this the current trend? A few years back it was faded, pastel like a Wes Anderson scene. But the instructions and the thought process were great on this video. Thanks much. 👏

[@newvillagefilms]

This is brilliant. Thanks for the guidance. Subscribed! 🙌
Can you accomplish the same effect with an old version of Lightroom, without separate tone curve nor color correction feature?

[@ross_wilson]

Thanks for the comment and sub! I haven't tried it as I usually make use of the tone curve and colour grade for this style. You could try unifying the cool and warm colours in the HSL sliders and removing the other colours, in the past to achieve a similar look I have also used in Photoshop a solid blue colour overlay to act as colour grading. Hope this helps!

[@THEJOKEYJOKER]

Man , this was great, tbh I'm not a patient person, and your advice here 14:33 just made me realise my mistake, you are a great teacher, keep it up

[@ross_wilson]

Thanks for the comment, glad it's helped! Please tell me if I ever ramble on as I'm not patient either!

[@bourbon_sketcher]

Thats a great tutorial. Thank you. I use Affinity Photo for my edits; its a powerful tool, but without presets. I feel my images are lacking 'punch' and, well, the professional look and feel. I'm often tempted to reconsider Lightroom; it seems to have a lot more features and control. Will check out your other videos 👍🏻

[@ross_wilson]

I haven't tried Affinity myself, I guess I mainly use Lightroom as I have a workflow that I'm used to on there that helps me speed through edits! Adding depth with masks and light I found helps give me that punch which might be why I use Lightroom quite a lot but I do need to explore Affinity!

[@JankovicCreative]

Siiic!! Thanx for this man!

[@ross_wilson]

Thanks for watching! Hope its helped with your edits!

[@snappycanon]

Hi Ross , What is the file and is it straight from camera please ? new to your channel.