10-STEP LIGHTROOM RAW IMAGE PROCESSING, start to finish.
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My name is Simon d'Entremont and I'm a professional wildlife and nature photographer from Eastern Canada. In this video I'll show you how I process my raw photos to get them looking their best.
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What was your favorite tip? Do you have any to share??
Creating your own preset - Leaving the white balance unchecked was something I hadn't thought about.
Love the wait 30 minutes. So true. Great video as always!
Tip #9 and more people should use that tip when writing emails especially to their boss.
Great video, the 9th one is so true, is my favorite and the one i teach my students too. Don't rush to export, give your brain the time to de-tox, you'll probably need to make some further changes and then export.!
If there is no time to wait and need to export right away, A reference image is also a good idea to compare to.. Instead of 30 min or a day just compare and see if you are far off.
My favorite was hearing a Canadian say ZEE ;)😀😃😄 Great job again.
The best tip in this is the wait 30 minutes, I cannot count the times I have gone back a day later, or later in a day, and realized I was too heavy handed with my editing.
This is so far the most useful video about raw processing, that I have ever seen.
Wow, thanks!
I knew that accent was from the east coast haha. Great tutorial! Very helpful. The Bob Ross of photography
OMG, all those videos on how to edit your photos. And you condensed it into such a simple and thoughtful lesson for all your viewers !
Thank you so much, really appreciated this video.
Glad it was helpful!
“I know you can do it”, nothing’s more inspiring than that!
By far, the best photography channel on TH-cam. Thank you Simon!
Wow, thanks!
That last tip (wait 30 minutes) is gold. 😀 I just discovered your channel and now I am binge-watching and learning a ton. Thank you for your excellent content!!
Glad you liked it!
The 30 minute wait is a huge tip. I learned this the hard way, but it's a big deal.
Your videos are the best by far for learning nature photography basics and more. Keep them coming.
One of the key things you do so well is to dismantle the elitism from photography. I have a few different interest fields (cycling, photography, etc), and all of them are plagued to a smaller or larger extent of elitism. "This is how we do things, and if you do it differently we will look down on you and ridicule you". I believe this is a phenomenon which exists in almost all aspects of culture. It's usually spurred and upheld by people's immaturity and insecurity. I love how you are inclusive and welcoming, and emphasize that everyone has the right to do it the way they like.
It’s unfortunately so true in photography.
You won me over in just one video, now I will click the suscribe button and then I will look at your work. Thanks
8:30 - "You're the boss here" - Once I finally realized that, after trying to mimic everyone's youtube guides, rather than viewed them as basic understanding guides, everything became clear and I was actually processing my own photos. This took me a few months for this to click, back when I first starting processing.
The 30 minute rest is real nugget. Often, I will revisit an image the next day.
My friend, I am a 31 year old EDM fan from Orlando, who travels the US taking video and photos of his favorite artists.
You are the best at explaining not only the what but the why of the Process in all your videos. Thank you for your contribution toward knowledge.
One thing I like to do, that coincides with your waiting 30 minutes… I will the shrink the photo down to where the long edge takes up about 2 inches on my screen. I feel that helps you see an overcooked image, easier. In portraiture, if you’ve whitened the eyes or teeth to an unbelievable amount, it will stand out by doing this. It also helps seeing too much contrast/saturation/just about anything else in all styles of photography.
Valuable information Simon. Love your teaching style also.
Many thanks!
Without your video, this program can be extremely frustrating... Thank you!
Glad it helped!
@@simon_dentremont Simon, I'm ge3tting back into Photography after a few decades..... 7D was my last best camera. I stepped up to a 5D and need to know what lens filters are best for this camera for the same sort of shooting you do. Can you suggest what types of lens filters I should invest in. I'm at a point where I can afford good stuff now. I appreciate your wisdom and experience.
The last tip is the best. What I do is after I finish processing I look at the photos on a different device like a 4K TV. Also as I learn more I keep coming back to the processed photos to apply what I've learned. Processing photos is a never ending journey for me. I remember when I first started working with LRC i would saturate the hell out of my photos and I used the clarity slider way too much. Now, I have leaned to control myself and use everything in moderation. Thanks Simon for another great video.
Excellent tutorial and explanation! Thank you.
Always dropping the videos I NEED , right when i need them
The last tip is too real. I already had a few images processed and exported in where, a day later, I just thought I needed a new pair of eyes and a brain. Looking back and back times again is the best tool in editing.
Glad it helped!
Happens to me most of the times... Exactly same thought pops in my mind... What ws i thinking...😂
Fantastic. Your videos are the GOAT 👍🏻
Too kind!
This is the best RAW processing video on the interwebs! I've watched a bunch of them, trying to gain confidence for moving from PS/JPEG to LR/RAW, and now I feel like I'm ready. Thanks Simon!
Awesome, thank you!
so useful! Working as a designer / editor for decades and always learning so much here. thanks
I am impressed I think that you are the only one to actually include how you export a photo at the end of your workflow. It ties everything together, non-destructive editing and saving the image with the baked-in edits and the creating of a preset for future use. I know that these topics do get discussed, but many presenters consider the job done when that have made the final edit. Another thing that I like is that you simplify the way you edit by showing exactly what you have done and the reason why you have done it. This I find leave me in no doubt as to what I need to do.
This video is concise, informative, and genuinely encouraging. Thank you very much, Simon!
Amazing job Simon. You have an amazing commitment to service of others and judging from what I've leaned about you from your TED talk, you've spent much of your life in service to others and your country. Really inspires me to be better and achieve more. I have learned a lot about photography and editing from your channel. Photography is one of my outlets for mental health. I'm a recovering addict and hobbies like photography keep me going strong for well over three years! I'll be working on starting my own photography business in 2024, for now I'm building my portfolio. This is my second business. I did web design and SEO, made some money but wasn't happy. I'm going to follow my passions this time!
You can do it!
Good on you mate. I’m doing a very similar thing at the moment. Life is far too short and unstable (for lack of a better word), to be stressing over things we don’t really want to do. We got dis! 💪🏻😊 And yes, thank you for these very informative videos/tutorials Simon. 🙏😊
@granthartley man I wish I could do photography full time but I feel like it's so hard to make it unless you're doing wedding photography. Even then the living salary seems subpar unless you're a top 1% photographer. Not sure if the data im looking at is way off base. I hope it is.
Excellent advice all round and just as relevant in Photoshop, Thank you..
thanks SIMON, you the man
You’re awesome Simon!!😊
Extremely helpful. Thank you!
Love your videos! Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge so openly!
You are so welcome!
I have a couple thousand photos I need to go through. I hate editing. Admittedly because, I don’t know how to use Lightroom. This video actually made me excited to go home and edit my recent photos from my trip to Vietnam.
Thank you for making content like this.
A great channel. And it doesn't matter what you shoot.
You are such a life saver Simon! LR can be really overwhelming, and having these 10 easy to follow steps is really a life saver for a person like me that can be paralyzed with too many options. I took notes of everything. So thank you, thank you!
Dear Simon, I've been watching your videos for a while. Please continue doing them, they are a fantastic intro and support to those of us who love to take pictures and go the extra mile to make them unique. Really great stuff, I look forward to the next one.
Many thanks!
Thank you, Simon! An excellent tutorial!
My pleasure!
I love these kinds of videos. They are so helpful and actually take me through the process of not only how but why we make changes to a photo! Would love to see more of these style of videos! 👏
You're so welcome!
Most of us have our own styles, but in the end, I think we all do almost the same thing; That last tip about deactivating the white balance on presets has absolutely valuable meaning.
Thanks, Simon! 😊
Thanks for sharing!!
This man is a beast. Very high quality content at a very low time, constantly. Thank you, I´ve learned so much.
Glad to hear it!
Thank you for another set of great tips!
Simon, you keep teaching an old dog new tricks!
Wait… best advice that I’ve ever heard. Can’t say how many times that I have gone back to visit the RAW image in Lightroom after some time and thought “I can’t believe I did that and even posted it somewhere”.
Great job Simon!
Wait 30 min is the best advice
It is good you recognize we all do not use LR. I do use a similar processing scheme in Affinity Photo. It is good to see what you do as I admire your photos. Thank you.
Thanks Simon, this really helped connect the dots for me.
Man, I sure wish I had this video way back when I first started using Lightroom! Couldn't ask for a better video on the subject.
I've been out of the loop for years and I'm just getting back into it. So not only was this a great refresher, I learned a ton too.
Glad it helped!
Simon, let me start by saying that I've been peeping on your tip videos for a few months and as an avid photographer from a line of photographers before me, you have been the highlight of my studies in upping my skills as a productive landscape/wildlife photographer. I want to thank you for giving me every possible answer to questions I've had about program workflow and file storage that I didn't know I needed until in the thick of it, and of course, your on the field experience is an added bonus. I can only imagine the hours of work you put into this channel and so for that, I thank you. ~Sedona from Washington
Your contribution to the community is next level thank you very much sir
So nice of you
0:03 Thank you so much for this video. So helpful and gives me the confidence to shoot in raw. I so appreciate the way you share your experience and knowledge without any hint of ego. I feel like we are having a coffee at Tim Hortons and chatting about photography.
Simon you are godsend 🙏
Ah the little triangles on the histogram! That's what I've been trying to figure out to highlight over/under exposures. Thank you!!
This is the most helpful video I have ever come across. Thank you!
Your videos have really helped me in the last couple of months. Thank you so so much for sharing your knowledge and experience with those who need it.
I'm so glad!
Your videos are so helpful. No matter how much you know or think you know, there's always something you can learn, even from the basics!
Happy to hear that!
Another great video from Simon just what i was looking for. many thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Clarity down for smooth water.... seems so simple. I never considered that. Thank you!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
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You have a new fan in me, in no small part due to the way you acknowledge amateur and casual photographers.
Love your videos, as an aspiring photographer your channel is pure gold
Hey. Learned a lot from this video. Just one thing to note. While facebook recommends 2048p on the long edge, this is not the case for instagram. They recommend 1080p width and max 1350p height (height depends on the ratio). I just tested today, and the file size on my posts with the recommended 1080 were more than 60 percent larger, and with better colors, than the ones with 2048p at the long edge (I did apply sharpening: screen, standard, to both).
This is the video i was searching for... Thank you very much for all your knowledge that you share...
Your best video yet! Thanks so much! A.
Wow, thanks!
Even photos taken with a mid range cellphone by me now look more artistic with this channel's tips... Thanks.
Thanks again, Simon! I learned new things again. Finally I understand the difference between vibrance and saturation. Decreasing clarity for waterfalls, noted too! The 30 minutes tip is a golden one. This was taught to us at Uni: when writing papers/essays, take a break for a few hours or days, and then re-read what you have written. But I have never thought of using this "technique" for photo editing.
Excellent tutorial. As someone who has almost exclusively shot on film and done minimal editing, going to RAW has been daunting. This video is very helpful!
Simon, your video is amazing! I didn’t know how much I didn’t know! But thanks to you, I now know a little bit more!
The ‘wait 30 mins’ tip is the best. My first attempts at editing were very saturated and ‘crunchy’. I’ve calmed down a little now!
Great to hear!
I aways learn something from you Simon, thanks!
Waiting, yes. There’s a natural excitement that plays into editing a good image that causes us to go overboard. You see this especially when reviewing photos from years past. A little waiting time benefits photographers at any skill level.
Another good tutorial Simon.
This tutorial helps me a lot to start wild photography
Thank you for taking the time to break down different topics from taking a photo to editing, it’s helpful. Even if your video is something I know or whatever I still run them in the background when I’m editing and give it a like.
Glad it was helpful!
if you are my photography teacher back in high school... i'll never miss your class..i've learn alot just by watching your video.. thank you Good sir..
Thx very much for this video. It really changed the way I looked at clarity.
Glad it was helpful!
Wow, watched this a couple times and got more out of it the second time through, thank you for great tips!
Thank you so much for posting this video. I finally am seeing the sense in Lightroom editing.
Thank you Simon. A really good video in simple terms. I struggle at times in LR but looking at this video simplifies certain aspects of editing. Thanks again.
These are fantastic tutorials. Well put together and extremely useful. Great work Simon!
Outstanding, Thank You
Excellent video, thank you! Waiting is an important step that I've often done because of something interrupting me and found helpful, so you making that a point in this video confirmed that it's a good thing to do!
So good I had to watch it twice. Then the third time I opened LrC and edited one of my photos along with you. Thanks
Great video, thanks for sharing these steps with us..
Thank you Simon for all this great adivces, I really appreciated the 30min tip cause I usually ruin my pictures by over doing adjustments!
Congrats for the 300K.
My pleasure!
Thanks a lot Sir Simon for a very clear explainations & making this so informative videos on a step by step photo processing in a Lr. I've really learned a lot. Keep safe always Sir & God bless! 😊💗 👍🇵🇭
Priceless information for beginners in 15 minute video. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Always complete and succinct. Great job!
Thank you Simon
Thank you, Simon! I find your videos so valuable! They are concise while including so much information. Your instructions are especially helpful for me with the new LR Classic. As for waiting 30 minutes, I refer to that as my time to step back and then return with fresh eyes...so, I tell myself, "Fresh Eyes" as my cue to step away & return when my brain & eyes are ready. Thank you!
Excellent presentation of your workflow, very helpful! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise as there is always something we all can learn by other's work!
This video is so good! I learned more in this video about Lightroom than I have in the last few months. Wish I found this earlier! Thanks for the great content 🙏🏽
Brilliant well explained and at the right pace improved My images thank you !
Great to hear!
I was hoping you had a video just like this.
What a great way to start my new year by watching this video. I'm a long-time LRC user but you've still taught "this old dog" some new tips. These are easy, simple-to-use procedures that will enhance any photo. My workflow is similar but probably not as organized as your's. Your recommendation of leaving the photo for at least 30 minutes is a great tip. Evaluating one's work with "fresh eyes" usually reveal changes that will improve the image. Waiting until next day is even better.
I love your content and your friendly, concise delivery of information. I wish I could have gotten your advice and tips when I was starting this hobby 60 years ago. It would have saved me a great deal of time, frustration and money. My granddaughter (16) is interested in horse photography (she participates in English jumping). Photographing horses and jumpers is like "wildlife" photography with similar problems of lighting, freezing action, techniques and equipment. I'm going to recommend she watch your videos. You are a great teacher and she'll benefit from your experience. You explain the concepts much better than I can. Very best wishes for continuing success in 2024!
Great video - no, wait... EXCELLENT VIDEO!
Thank you so much for this, Simon. I have wanted to learn Lightroom, but it just seems so difficult. I only process jpg files and want to work with my RAW files. I'm going to give this a shot. Your teaching style is perfect. You never assume that we know what your explaining, going one step further, to make sure it's clear. I appreciate this.
Excellent presentation👍👍!
Many thanks!
Another amazing video . Thanks Simon
Glad you enjoyed it