These 5 editing mistakes are DESTROYING your photos

Are you getting the most out of your photos in Photoshop? If not, you're probably making at least one of these mistakes.
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[@SteveArnoldPhoto]

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[@billbarraclough9653]

Clear and concise...probably the most clear and concise editing strategy I've come across! Great video, Steve.

[@SteveArnoldPhoto]

Thanks very much, Bill! Cheers

[@daemon1143]

The other beginner's mistake I used to make when I first went digital, and I see others make, is not walking away for a while before making final colour adjustments. You'll be sitting in front of a great big screen and you'll have warmed everything up a bit, and 10 minutes later your nearly done but think it could use a touch more warmth, and then when you look at it the next day, you can't understand how it turned out like it was covered in honey. You're eyes adjust to the colour in your photo, the same way they do to colour casts in the environment, and you stop seeing what you've done unless you walk away for a bit and let your eyes normalise again.

[@SteveArnoldPhoto]

YES! that is a great point, thanks for sharing!

[@marktaylor9579]

I don't want to do any editing right now, but I do fancy some nice cake! Neat concise video Steve.👍

[@SteveArnoldPhoto]

haha thanks Mark 🤣

[@liverpoolpictorial]

Thanks, Steve. Been shooting in RAW since 2004ish and I'm so glad I did. I can go back to files and correct some of the examples you point out, now my editing skills have improved over the years.

[@SteveArnoldPhoto]

That's great to hear, thanks for commenting :)

[@TinManLee]

So well done. Love the b-rolls and analogy!

[@SteveArnoldPhoto]

Thanks so much @TinManLee!

[@FilmBooth]

I finally know what RAW is , Ive always just smiles and nodded when people said it to me

[@stansheldon5711]

Steve, would this depth blur process have an action to speed up the process. Great tool

[@SteveArnoldPhoto]

Hi Stan - you could create an action that does much of the work. I showed an action that got half way there on around day 12 of the Breakthrough... Which reminds me I've been meaning to send an email/update regarding that specifically... I'll get that out over the weekend :D

[@Kmo1970]

hi, is there a similar work process in lightroom, for those of us who don't have photoshop?