I’m sure you know this trick that I find is incredibly useful for phone and iPad editing. Matt K showed this a year or so ago. Make a a full person mask in Lightroom Desktop and select all the body parts. Save it as a Preset. I call mine “Body Parts.” The preset will then show up in Lightroom on the iPad and the phone, available for selecting eyes, iris, lips, teeth, hair, skin, clothes, etc. Love your tutorials. I recommend them to all my students.
Thanks Alan. I'll be showing more of this along wth also covering how Lightroom Desktop (formerly known as the cloud version) isn't just that but can also store ALL images incuding edits, offline.
Thanks so much for this. I’ve started using my iPad on the go more and more and have made the conscious decision not to drag around my MacBook Pro. So really looking forward to the rest of the series. Hopefully you’ll do some on iPad Photoshop too at some point. Keep up the good work!
Fantastic video Glyn. Included in Adobe mobile subscription, Photoshop Express for IPad has the ability to select individual parts of human body as a mask. Absolutely get it’s a Lightroom tutorial but you can open it directly in the express app same as you would have done on the desktop version.
Thanks for watching. Yeah the Photoshop Express App is fun to use but is not for this workflow as you can't make adjustments like you can in Lightroom. Working on eyes is more for replacing them and adding effects as opposed to enhancing specifics like catchlights. There's no mistaking it though ... PS Express is a great app to use ans have fun with.
Glyn! You my hero! I am using your "how I made these portraits" video on my daily retouching workflow. I quit my job in summer and building my own photo studio in city! You have no idea how thankful I am for these resources and your free knowledge sharing! Keep it up sir! Cheers from Czech Republic!
Hi, I really want to work on photos every day, but I don’t have a computer at home. I can only use a computer during my motion graphics class. I’ve learned Photoshop and Illustrator there. My mom says I can buy my own PC once I get a job in this field. Is it okay to manage without a PC at home for now?
This was very helpful. Don’t you have to have your images in Adobe cloud to edit on the iPad? That’s a non-starter for me when I come home with 4,000 RAW images twice a day from photographing birds for a couple hours in the morning and a couple hours in the evening. I wish I could have the files locally on the iPad (or on an external Thunderbolt drive). and work locally when traveling.
So you're editing is all automated? Oh dear ... don't like the sound of that one bit. Thanks for the 'heads up' ... I'll avoid taking a look at that for sure. Appreciate you letting me know 👍🏻
@glyndewis I like what you are doing with LR, that is my go to always. But was just saying, that everything here, can be done via Evoto IPad now. Results are probably better for certain elements.
Interesting but the lipstick looked far better in the before than the after in my opinion, it was too bright and orange. I don’t think they had such bright colours at the time period of the photo
My opinion though was that 'I' like how it looked but this wasn't a video for photo critique but to show a workflow. If you didn't like the lipstick that way then in 'your' workflow you would change it.
I’m sure you know this trick that I find is incredibly useful for phone and iPad editing. Matt K showed this a year or so ago. Make a a full person mask in Lightroom Desktop and select all the body parts. Save it as a Preset. I call mine “Body Parts.” The preset will then show up in Lightroom on the iPad and the phone, available for selecting eyes, iris, lips, teeth, hair, skin, clothes, etc. Love your tutorials. I recommend them to all my students.
Really loved this! i wish i could edit with a tablet but can never get used to it. good work Glyn
Another great one 👌🏻. I learn so much from you Glyn. Thanks 🙏🏻.
That's so good to hear ... thank you
Loving the iPad workflow and your technique. Nice job, thanks
Thanks Alan. I'll be showing more of this along wth also covering how Lightroom Desktop (formerly known as the cloud version) isn't just that but can also store ALL images incuding edits, offline.
@ The way forward in my mind. Looking forward to it, no pun intended.
Excellent video Glyn. Do you choose your cafes more carefully now, good light as well as good latte? Yes please, more iPad/iPhone retouching.
Thanks so much for this. I’ve started using my iPad on the go more and more and have made the conscious decision not to drag around my MacBook Pro. So really looking forward to the rest of the series. Hopefully you’ll do some on iPad Photoshop too at some point. Keep up the good work!
Fantastic video Glyn. Included in Adobe mobile subscription, Photoshop Express for IPad has the ability to select individual parts of human body as a mask. Absolutely get it’s a Lightroom tutorial but you can open it directly in the express app same as you would have done on the desktop version.
Thanks for watching. Yeah the Photoshop Express App is fun to use but is not for this workflow as you can't make adjustments like you can in Lightroom. Working on eyes is more for replacing them and adding effects as opposed to enhancing specifics like catchlights. There's no mistaking it though ... PS Express is a great app to use ans have fun with.
@ That’s a fair point, you’re right. Just have to rely on the app selection where with brush mask there is more control over the adjustment are.
Evoto is on iPad as well
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Glyn! You my hero! I am using your "how I made these portraits" video on my daily retouching workflow. I quit my job in summer and building my own photo studio in city! You have no idea how thankful I am for these resources and your free knowledge sharing! Keep it up sir! Cheers from Czech Republic!
VERY happy to read this and so glad that some of what I share is helpful. Very best to you!
Not really have to quit my job but also thinking doing some same thing as a filler to my income. Ahoj Karel and thanks Glyn. Cheers from Greece
Excellent as always!
Thank you so much
Very nice! Great info!
Glad you think so
Hi, I really want to work on photos every day, but I don’t have a computer at home. I can only use a computer during my motion graphics class. I’ve learned Photoshop and Illustrator there. My mom says I can buy my own PC once I get a job in this field. Is it okay to manage without a PC at home for now?
This was very helpful. Don’t you have to have your images in Adobe cloud to edit on the iPad? That’s a non-starter for me when I come home with 4,000 RAW images twice a day from photographing birds for a couple hours in the morning and a couple hours in the evening. I wish I could have the files locally on the iPad (or on an external Thunderbolt drive). and work locally when traveling.
No you don't have to have them on the cloud to edit them ... you can have them locally; it's been this way for a while now 👍🏻
Evoto I pad would do all this in seconds
So you're editing is all automated? Oh dear ... don't like the sound of that one bit. Thanks for the 'heads up' ... I'll avoid taking a look at that for sure. Appreciate you letting me know 👍🏻
@glyndewis I like what you are doing with LR, that is my go to always. But was just saying, that everything here, can be done via Evoto IPad now. Results are probably better for certain elements.
@@paulchoccyt1303 I agree with you.
Interesting but the lipstick looked far better in the before than the after in my opinion, it was too bright and orange. I don’t think they had such bright colours at the time period of the photo
My opinion though was that 'I' like how it looked but this wasn't a video for photo critique but to show a workflow. If you didn't like the lipstick that way then in 'your' workflow you would change it.