3 Tips to LEVEL UP Your Lightroom Edits!

In this Lightroom editing tutorial, I walk you through 3 techniques I use on my winter photos to level up my edits and make them look even more wintery and EPIC! I also share 1 bonus tip for photoshop to add even more winter goodness to your photography!
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[Timecodes]
0:00 EPIC Winter Photos
0:49 Lightroom Basic Adjustments
2:41 Tip 1: Reducing Contrast using Presence
3:59 Tip 2: Adding a Midtone "Bump"
5:55 Removing Color
7:08 Tip 3 Adding Color back in with Color Grading
8:55 Understanding Contrast
9:32 Bonus Tip: "Edit in Photoshop"

[@AnthonyGugliotta]

We're FINALLY back with some Lightroom editing! 😀

[@jakartadesignguy7671]

thank you so much

[@abdellateeffurrukh]

Hey idk if this is obvious or not but could you explain why your sliders are so much larger than mine? For example my "temp" slider ranges from -100 to +100 while yours is much larger.

[@mikeuptonphoto]

Hugely helpful video! Been watching a lot of your Lightroom/PS videos and it's given me so much more to work on!

[@kevinthegibster]

Always great to see these drop! Great info mate!

[@Kedanze]

Love your videos Anthony!

[@moonyghost9841]

So useful as always! Thank you!

[@davidnaranjo524]

I am in love with this guy !

[@tango956]

Love the video, very informational!

[@torqee1872]

Good video!

[@macncheesegames]

hi i love the skin tones of your face on your video, maybe you can share your workflow to get that kind of skin tones in lightroom

[@suriib1215]

Awesome video Brou and thx for share, but, just one question, I would like to know what version of Lr do you have? I mean, there are a lot of differences between your Lr and mine. And thx a lot again.

[@bngr_bngr]

Tell use about the clothing you were wearing to keep warm.

[@オリヤ]

i like your videos so much! (for real)
is there a way to donate?

[@ReddrumT]

Hey Anthony, I’m a beginner photographer and I was just wondering if Lightroom or other photoshop apps are worth it for beginners, if they are worth it what app would you recommend?

[@billtheodorou2654]

bro what verision of lightroom is this look very nice and updated

[@kenclx]

duplicate and invert couldve been used to select "everything else aside me". @2:40 you'll see that a part of the ground, near your shoes, the one you had to remove using brush after selecting subject, was not selected (probably because it still thinks that its part of the subject that matches the subject mask).

[@AnthonyGugliotta]

Yes! Inverting and duplicating is a great way to speed up the selection! 👍🏼

[@rickfarber4243]

Thanks for an interesting video. I'm curious if you were concerned about the yellow fringe around the ice figure in the background. Is that chromatic aberration from your lens, and if so, how would you remove it?

[@AnthonyGugliotta]

It's definitely an area of concern. Chromatic aberration looks a bit different, and typically is a tighter band of color that occurs when the objects are a bit darker. For example, dark trees against a very bright sky. In this case it's because there's a depth of field falloff, AND I'm making some pretty demanding masking adjustments around those ice sculptures! The same effect can occur if you have a foreground element that is really close to the camera!

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[@OfficialSirigu]

I really appreciate this video! I've got a question tho: When you are in the HSL/Color menu you used the button in the top left to fix the colors. The problem is that I don't have that button... My HSL menu actually looks way different even though I have the latest version of LrC, Idk if you know how to fix that but if you do I'd really appreciate some help! Once again, Love your content, you've helped me massively since I started after christmas!

[@AnthonyGugliotta]

Oh really? Are you on mac by any chance? I've never had it disappear on me!

[@OfficialSirigu]

@@AnthonyGugliotta No, currently got it on windows! But I’ll research around and try and find a solution!

[@maksimusbazarov1120]

Hello Anthony I watch your videos not for so long but you are inspiring me so much.
I just wanted to know is there any chance for you to teach me?

[@AnthonyGugliotta]

Much appreciated! I'm actually putting some course materials and details together soon, so keep an eye out!

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Thanks, that would be great!

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