When you are shooting your pics you have to take in account that you will have to crop the image after a lens correction. So, it's better to take your picture with more dead space around it, that way, you don't lose so much of your image after cropping. Also when I use the lens correction tool, I also select remove CA.
I work in a professional audio/video recording environment, and I have to say... You're setting a good example for people looking to get into TH-cam or any other types of tutorials/how-to's. Nice work bud.
I was looking at last video of peter mckinnon about how to do tilt-shift effect but his video was only about the « tilt » blur effect so there I am for the shift effect :) Thanks a lot 💪🏼
Rly good! I get impressed by the power of the adobe programs, but this made me rly rly impressed so big thanks for introducing, and for talking alot. I see ppl complain but it makes me know everything I need to know and a little more
The reason it looks weird or fanned out is because while you partially fixed the lens warp there is real perspective "warp" because of the way the building reaches up into the sky while you're on the ground.
Is there a way you can fake zoom? i know thats a stupid question because crop exists but thats now what i'm talking about. I want that zoomed in effect without having to zoom in to lose quality. Not sure if that makes sense
What are you using? premiere or final cut? yes you can fake zoom in both and its actually really good specially if original footage is 4 K cause then you can zoom in and still be sharp
looking for a way to make corrections with two vanishing points within the same photo = making a correction say - with the distort tool but only pulling up the middle tap Possible ?
Hey man, great video - have been looking for this tool for a long time :) ONE LITTLE THING - I love seeing before and after comparisons after tweeking an image. Would be awesome if you did that. Just a quick before and after :D:D
how do I fix the colors in my 'develope' folder. when ever I import photos, Lightroom automatically changes the color. there are no presets on. I tried uninstalling and then reinstalling but nothing seems to work.
Great tips! Love the new set up, but please fix the audio because it is far to crisp and sharp. Needs to be leveled badly. I have to turn my audio on the video almost all the way down.
Then: learn how to shoot shoot architecture Then: buy a tilt shift lens Then: fill a tank with gas Then: throw the perspective tool inside the tank Then: light it up! Then: go shoot buildings like a real man. (Spoiler alert: I'm not criticizing the author of this video :-) thumbs up for this great tutorial!)
When you are shooting your pics you have to take in account that you will have to crop the image after a lens correction. So, it's better to take your picture with more dead space around it, that way, you don't lose so much of your image after cropping.
Also when I use the lens correction tool, I also select remove CA.
Correct. I am sorry, English is not my native language.
I work in a professional audio/video recording environment, and I have to say... You're setting a good example for people looking to get into TH-cam or any other types of tutorials/how-to's. Nice work bud.
Thank you so much, man! I really appreciate that! 🍻
GLAD TO KNOW YOU'RE STILL AROUND AND PUMP OUT GREAT CONTENT. I GREW UP ON YOUR VIDEOS SINCE 2007. THANK YOU.
the camera and lighting looks so much better in the new studio. very nice!and very good photography as always.
Love the tutorials man!
Wow, that FULL feature was freakin awesome!
Was skeptic about learning something from this tutorial but I did
Great to hear! Glad you enjoyed it!
Great Lightroom walk through! I didn't know lens correction in LR was so powerful-
Wow, this is brilliant! Thank you for making this video.
I was looking at last video of peter mckinnon about how to do tilt-shift effect but his video was only about the « tilt » blur effect so there I am for the shift effect :)
Thanks a lot 💪🏼
This trick is also useful for any flat document perspective correction, when you shoot any painting portraits for instance.
Thanks! The Transform part was totally missing from my edits before!
Yeah🙂
what would i do without tutvid.
Nice video man! Don't pay attention to all the hateful comments.
That third image is insane!!!!
Glad you liked it, Korey! Thanks! :D
@@tutvid I really appreciate the great information. Subscribed
Thanks ! 11 minutes and my problems were solved! Keep up the good work!
Brilliant video man! Amazing amount of knowledge
Great video mate really enjoyed it! Subscribed
Yes🙂
Lightroom is cooler than I thought.
Lightroom is pretty awesome
Thank you so much!! This video has saved dozens of my pictures. I really appreciated the detail that you gave.
This solves my problem with architecture photos. Thank you for sharing..!!
Such an awesome Tutorial about Lens Correction tools, I wish to see some more exclusive exploring features of Adobe Lightroom, Nice job.
You got it! Thanks for the kind words!
Whoa! Thanks for explaining that. I have always ignored that bit in Lightroom!
I'm using light room 6 (not cc) and I can't find this tool anywhere :( any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks
Amazing video, great, im going to check again all my old photos to transform in new images.
I use this feature very frequently and it's so awesome! Nice video btw :)
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the kind words 😀
This is super interesting! I've never noticed this tab.
Always educational Nathaniel...thanks again for sharing with us :)
This was 100% what I was looking for. Thank you!!!!
Rly good!
I get impressed by the power of the adobe programs, but this made me rly rly impressed so big thanks for introducing, and for talking alot. I see ppl complain but it makes me know everything I need to know and a little more
Good tutorial video ! subbed
Amazing tips thank you so much!!
Awesome, thanks!
Thanks for sharing! Subscribed! Clear instructions and voice over.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video! 👌
awesome tutorial
Too good mate too good. Thanks heaps.
Great video man!!! One more tool in my toolbox. Thank you so much.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video! 👌
Awesome and useful as always.
Really loved this, but would've have liked a better before and after :)
Had no idea this was a possibility, thank you!
Just what I was looking for!
That was awesome!
Thanks, man!
Dude! what a video quality! what camera do you use to record yourself? congrats for your channel, I'm from Brazil and i've just found you here!
Great video!
Can you crop using free transform to crop from one corner only ???
Wow! thank you for the vieo... now i want to check all my previous pictures and try lens correction and transform haha
Thanks man
the default vertical seems to do the opposite and make the buildings bigger up top
What do you call the technique to snap the last photo?
Wow so this is why people use light room. You should make a video explaining which is better for what task.
Useful. Thanks.
The reason it looks weird or fanned out is because while you partially fixed the lens warp there is real perspective "warp" because of the way the building reaches up into the sky while you're on the ground.
Thank you so much! this is definitely helpful!
Very useful & helpful
Thanks!
Great vid! What software did you use to record this video with the magnifying glass over the cursor?
That is an app called Zoom It. It's for the Mac and it's pretty awesome!
Didn't know that this existed. always just used auto lens correction. thanks.
thanks ... nice tutorial
Amazing!
thanks a lot! im not sure if my thank difficult to understand..
Hi, i love your videos. They are so helpful. Do you have any tips on food photography and editing, specifically for wedding cakes? Thank you so much.
Is there a way you can fake zoom? i know thats a stupid question because crop exists but thats now what i'm talking about. I want that zoomed in effect without having to zoom in to lose quality. Not sure if that makes sense
What are you using? premiere or final cut? yes you can fake zoom in both and its actually really good specially if original footage is 4 K cause then you can zoom in and still be sharp
hehe I was the one 🖒-ing it to 1k😁 nice video!! I'm so going to try this tomorrow with some of my pictures 😊 amazing channel🖒
woah! I can use that full option for texturing buildings in CG! Any idea how to do that but in Photoshop?
Nice! Thanks for the vid!
i have the lightroom cc2015 version and i dont have the transform menu
My lightroom is not showing the zoom in preview of guided mode help pliss
really nice
Nice post! Saved my ass totally!!! always wondered how photographers did it..
Weird your video doesn't appear in my sub box, I had to look it directly in your channel
can we do this with photoshop ?
Very nice! Thanks
Can u make a vedio of sky replacement of a dusk sky very fast
Good tips!
Thanks!
super useful !
looking for a way to make corrections with two vanishing points within the same photo = making a correction say - with the distort tool but only pulling up the middle tap Possible ?
Great tutorial mate
Can you let me know what software did you use to record your tutorial (screen cast software)
Thanks! I use Screenflow to capture my screen. It's awesome!
Thanks!
Awesome.
how you get colorgrading for the photo
Hey man, great video - have been looking for this tool for a long time :)
ONE LITTLE THING - I love seeing before and after comparisons after tweeking an image. Would be awesome if you did that. Just a quick before and after :D:D
I was too quick to comment i guess.. You did exactly that on the remaining photos :D
how do I fix the colors in my 'develope' folder. when ever I import photos, Lightroom automatically changes the color. there are no presets on. I tried uninstalling and then reinstalling but nothing seems to work.
Great tips!
Love the new set up, but please fix the audio because it is far to crisp and sharp. Needs to be leveled badly. I have to turn my audio on the video almost all the way down.
good video for
teach me
PITTSBURGH!!!!! Let me know next time, dinner is on me!
Thanks You
Thanks for watching! 😀
Cool video
Thanks for explaining the parameters.. but you have transformed that skyscraper into a mushroom. :D
Haha! It's an odd effect for sure, but it's one you'll see in lots of architecture photographer portfolios these days.
Awesome!
Great tops, man. Don't mind the haters. It was very helpfull!
Then: learn how to shoot shoot architecture
Then: buy a tilt shift lens
Then: fill a tank with gas
Then: throw the perspective tool inside the tank
Then: light it up!
Then: go shoot buildings like a real man.
(Spoiler alert: I'm not criticizing the author of this video :-) thumbs up for this great tutorial!)
Tilt shift is the way to go with this kind of stuff. 👌 🍻
Lightroom is just a little cheaper for some of us 😂
Save up at least $2500 for that tilt lens though.
if I had 5 thumbs up to 1 video. AWESOME
I want to see the process of how you got to that thumbnail pic.
love it (:
good video ;)
what's wrong with prespective ?
good job man +++
Thanks, brother!
Dope
heh it makes me feel smarteer !
How did you get that effect on the clouds while standing still? Are they naturally like that?
Shooting at 20mm or wider on a full frame camera will generally give you that effect even with a fast shutter speed
El Canto del Saber I think you get the effect through ‘Long Exposure’.
how u zoom it?