How to edit DAY into NIGHT using Lightroom MASKS & CURVES
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- In this Lightroom masks tutorial, I turn day into night with the power of curves.
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So it does beg the question of what's the point in going to 30 Rock for example, timed at sunset, when you can basically take a day shot and digitally alter it to look like you were there at the perfect time for sunset.
You are amazing and I love your clear British accent!!!🥰
Absolutely amazing work Mark! Love your way of teaching things and also your product reviews
I love turning day images to dusk or dark and this brilliant tutorial has given me a bunch of new techniques to use - thanks so much Mark, I really enjoy your channel. Cheers!
Incredible
Thank you Mark, very very useful and very clear tutorial indeed. Thanks for sharing
Creatively amazing. Somehow this makes me feel slightly ill. I want to learn photography. This seems more of a way to create something for a marketing need or request. Who’s this said, You’re are an amazing creator and photographer with off the chart skill set.
Great playing with masks, very helpful tutorial. I like the way u explain 👍
Nice expression of light. Who doesn’t like curves?
I never knew what the intersect function was for masks. It looks so useful!
pretty neat
Oh man! I'm so impressed and inspired by this that I barely care that I've just realised I know almost nothing about Lightroom! Thought I did. Don't. 😂 Immediate subscribe
Amazing!
Bravo et merci
Excellent tips for me, shooting Blue hour or Golden and then blending with night sky. thanks!
WOW!
Awesome video.
I love using curves. Great video.
i love your tutorials so much!! Please more of this!!
Brilliant
Brilliant tutorial as always. Deceptively simple too 😎👌
Master Piece !! Will try it out on some of my drone footage
Great result. Thanks for the walk through.
Very Beautiful Mark McGee Photos
Awesome you wasn’t advertising something on this one, just showing your skills like before
WOWZAAA!!! On point my friend On point! Thank you.
Very good. I have adopted this system with amazing results.👍👍👍
Fantastic job mate!
Brilliant Mark!!!
wow. impressive.
This is just mind blowing
so easy???? Good work
Incredible Video. Thank you and greetings from Germany
Any chance of doing a pack for Luminar Neo maybe. Excellent tutorial and I loved the final look. 👍😎
Excellent lesson as always.. thank you for sharing your expertise..
Incredible tutorial! Thanks so much for sharing
Lol, I'll give it a try with the rainy photos I took yesterday morning.
Thanks! 😀
Thank you Mark, this is very helpful
Very cool tutorial, thank you :) I'm not 100% convinced by the horizon glow, but the rest is on point.
Brilliantly done. Thank you!
Excellent video thank you.
That was amazing! 👏🏼👏🏼
Wow, great tutorial!
Great as usual
Intresting. I loved.
Excellent! Is there a way you would suggest to perhaps add some lights being on in some of the windows?
Incredible, thank you!
Отлично 👌
AWESOME video, ty! wow wow wow
So good!
Cracking tutorial!
I believe you can use the point color tool in masks.
Beautiful work,,, is this shot on Fuji x ?
Fabulous tutorial!! Is it possible to add vehicle and traffic lights in the night scene that were not visible daytime?
I need to practice using your video. I ran into some roadblocks when I lightened the mask in the early stages. I did not rceive the same results you did. I am missing something so going to try again tomorrow.
super edit 👌👌🌹🌹
So how do I do all this wonderful editing on LR Mobile ?
Can any of this be done with Lightroom Mobile?
Woow😮😮❤❤
I dont think the intersection feature as well as the combination of radial gradient and brush gradient is available in LR mobile
Hey. by the second mask (sky) my curve stays as it was for the ground... why is not resetting the curve to 0 ?
Yeah wow this did not work at all for my image. Yikes
All windows in the buildings are dark 😕
This looks amazing due to contrast but is unrealistic. A better way would be to take the shot at dusk, dawn, midnight and comp them.
I can see from the comments,a lot of people loved this, i feel it doesn't look natural. The editing took skills,no doubt,but it just doesn't look natural
Doesn’t have to look natural. It’s art. If it’s not your cup of tea that’s ok.
WOW!
Straight to the point, and WOWW you are a magician!
Superb - thank you
good stuff, man!