Master the Tone Curve!
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In this video, we take a deep dive into Lightroom's Tone Curve. Let us know what else you want a Lightroom deep dive on and we'll try to do it!
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U guys r the reason i am getting better at lightroom o my god thank you so much the best to the point tutorials 👍🏽👍🏽 keep up the good work
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Hey guys, what format do you shoot on? Cr2 or some other format??
I think it's worth mentioning that there's some inaccuracies here. lowering the red increases cyan. lowering the green increases magenta, and lowering the blue increases yellow. understanding the relationship between RGB and CMY is important, as well as the difference between the color curves the exposure curve (but lightroom automatically links RGB together, not really offering a seperate exposure curve. I'm nitpicking here but it can be a big difference when color grading in resolve or other programs)
Literally asking myself why am i in school for photo major if i can just learn all the skills from watching these guys. Literally the best video on TH-cam hands down
You really don't. I don't know of any great photographer who learned it in school.
because you can't put "learned it in youtube" as a validation when applying for a big job maybe?
Meraki Films for a job like photography, you honestly don’t need to go to school for it (you could tho). people will hire you based on your portfolio and experience
as a person that doesn't have lightroom, or even take photos. this was very informative. makes me want to start.
You guys have been by far my favorite photography channel. You guys keep things short and sweet yet go into detail all while keeping things simple. Tone curve is something that’s always been complicated to me but with this video it seems so easy now. Thanks for all your guys help!
what else do you wanna know about the editing process?
Mango Street cool! I’ve been creating headaches and satisfaction lately messing with the tone curves ;)
Could you cover sharpening?
Your favorite premiere pro editing tips and tricks!
Editing in apps cell phone
Editing skintones on phone
Master the HSL sliders, perhaps?
Probably the best tone curve video out there. Right to the point with perfect examples. Thank you for this
Thank you so much for this video! I remember you asking on IG what we wanted to see and this is exactly what I said I would love to see on the channel. You've helped me (and for sure a ton of other people) a lot, the tone curve was pretty much the only thing I still struggled with. Big love
I've really wanted to learn more about the tone curve. Thank you very much for this video.
the first 75 seconds of this were amazing alone, thanks for breaking it down to the absolute basics including a tour of panel, i find that really helpful. you folks make great content
Best example of the tone curve I’ve ever seen/heard. Especially on TH-cam. You guys nailed it!
Thank you! All makes sense now. This is such a great video to understand the curves.
Thank you! Super cool ad too! As always
Wow, this was awesome. Thanks so much for this tutorial!
The way You guys make ad's is gold :)
Almost everything i know about editing i owe it to you guys. Thank you much🙆🙏
Thanks for this amazing tutorial. It was so clear cut and calm what made it easy to understand, big shoutout 🙏🏼
Thx! Helps a lot! Love your Lightroom tutorials
Excellent tutorial. Very calm and relaxing narration and background music.
Thank you for breaking down the curves tool
Another GREAT video by you two. Thank you for this extremely well presented tutorial! Gratzi muchozo!
Love when you guys make that kind of content, keek it up ;)
This tutorial was super helpful. Thanks so much!
That was excellent - thanks
most helpful tone curve tutorial i ever saw so far
I just wanna say - GOD BLESS YA - ive been using lightroom for year(s) and i just learned something new ( not the curve, but some stuff i didnt know about it ) so thank ya for this video :D keep up the great work...
The tone curves are cool, also when grading video. Glad you told people to go easy on it, shiz can get out of hand very easily.
Ohhh!! Thank you sooo much for uploading another new video over here on TH-cam! I just can't afford supporting all the Patreon creators I would love to, but I can totally do so over here, by watching everyone's new uploaded content! For those of us just barely making enough to pay our bills at the moment, this is huge!! THANK YOU!!
every monday for three years!
Thank you, this was awesome
This is the most best tutorial for curve keep up the good work God bless
That was a very great video with a very good explanation!! Keep up with the quality content!!
Great video mate, really useful!
Just found you on TH-cam & very very helpful. I’ve used Lightroom for about 5 years now (always finding out it’s functionality); but this is an area I’ve skipped over…. Now I’ll use it. I’ve just subscribed & Liked. Thank you for sharing
Thanks guys
Thanks for this . Really helped
So helpful!
I never knew you could do target adjustment on the tone curve. You guys make the best photo videos. I thought I was an expert I guess not.
Thank you 🙏
awesome video on the tone curves
This is so helpful omg!! Could you guys make a video talks about how to analyze a photo's color and recreate similar style?
You should make a video on how you tether your photos and organize them when shooting products/modeling in the studio!
Very nice video, to the point, presentation is superb, i love it.
Love it ... Some feedback I have is I wish you guys showed the before and after
Thank you for a great video, would love to see more like this. London (U.K)
Learned some new things about the Tone Curve. Amazing Job!!
P.S. Can you tell me the name of the song that you use in your Outro? That's a real groovy song!!
I love watching your ads, they're getting more and more mental :D
wait until next week 🤝
Y’all are so cool.
This video is awesome 😎
Thanks for that tutorial! One thing that I've always wondered is why the Tone Curve is (or would be) more advantageous than just using the basic sliders?
the same question for me, i have never get better results using curves than sliders yet
:/
I use the tone curve with pretty much every photo. In my opinion it’s the best tool for adjusting contrast and brings a lot more focus to your subject. It can be pretty scary at first though because your colors and skin tones will likely look way off, but I usually fix that with the hsl sliders and the brush tool 😊
The tone curve is amazing, because it doesn't introduce halo's like de basic sliders do. so do minor adjustments with the basic sliders, but it also depends what you're going for.
Wow such a good video.
Good job 👍
First of all, thank you for the tutorial. Been seeing that thing on the side of my software but never really knew what it was used for. Secondly, thank you for your creative skillshare marketing clip...you guys should really think about getting into doing marketing videos and stuff.
Thanks a lot Mango Street😍❤
thanks for watching 🤝
Excellent video. But if you get a chance do something on that calibration panel at the bottom! I’ve never worked out what that is there for !
Love that in between skillshare promotion 💕😍👌🏼and music 💕🎶🎶
Anyways I don't use lightroom but its nice to see some tone curve tutorial.. That little thing is not easy get a hold on but you explained very well. ☺️ Thank you Mango Street.
I need everything Lightroom related, let's be honest! haha great video, thanks for the help!
I always forget about the color picker and keep rediscovering it panel by panel because of videos like this. Never even realized it was in the Tone Curve space as well. Thanks for the video!
also, skillshare ads always on point 🤣
also ALSO, holy moly, 1 MIL is approaching..!! 🎉
This is good, thanks! :)
this comment is good, thanks!
Do one on split toning, please. Really enjoyed this one!
we could - it'd probably be just a two minute video though!
Thanks for this! I just hope you showed the before and after, side by side photos.
only one way to find out 🧐
Loved this detailed tutorial on tone curve
More of such tutorials
Ayyy, love the video you guys!! Also, font at 0:05?
What model clock is that 😂 I’ve always wanted one
I have both the mobile App and desktop Lightroom; the curve it’s clearly more manageable on the desktop. Can you also publish mobile Lightroom videos ? Thank you for making a very easy to follow tutorial!
Do a deep dive in split tones for getting the skin tone right
Hello! Thank you for the video! I`ve got a question. Is that important to edit Tone Curve first for pro users? Or are you starting from the Basic Panel? Thanks for the answer :)
I would say start with basic, calibration than tone curve. But all subjective, do it how you want it!
i wanna ask, how to avoid color difference when editing picture in laptop then move it on smartphone?
is it possible to buy just the "Greys" preset from your lightroom preset pack ?
nah, we just sell them all together, but made the price lower than our normal pack for that reason 🤝
That's what I don't get. What's the difference in using only the basics panel?
What font did you use in the beginning?
can you do the spilt toning
Basic lightroom video to understand all the functions and which functions does what work.
deep dive on HSL plz
Can you do this in Camera Raw?
Subscribed after the Jimmy Fallon “Ew” inserts. Hahahaha
Can anyone name the music used at the end of the video? 👀🎶 @08:39
but why your video look little bit darker.
This is very useful even tho ur shoot with cheap phone camera and edited in lightroom mobile
Why can’t I click to add points??
What is the difference adjusting contrast in tone curve and in basic options.. And adjusting colors in tone curve and while split toning... Isn't it the same or? 😅
it's similar. contrast in basic is likely a standard S curve - so the tone curve gives you more control over how the contrast is added. same with the RGB curves and split toning - except split toning is just a far easier way to accomplish color in the shadows/highlights.
I was wondering, what is a benefit adding a color in shadows (for example blue) in tone curve vs split toning?
it's really personal pref. split toning is an easier way to accomplish this.
@@MangoStreet Thank you!)
can you make how to edit like becki and chris
you guys have any instagram hashtag featurettes?
Is it possible to make LUT (export in cube format) in lightroom and use it Adobe premiere pro & da vinci resolve video editing software for color grading.
yes, but it takes a lot of work tweaking it in LR to make it look good.
@@MangoStreet please make a video on in-camera color correction using a grey card n white card and what's the difference between both.
Thanks in advance.
honestly, im still confused and scare to use that tool, despite the video, im even more confused now
felt the same!
In short, the tone curve is another way to add contrast and colors to your shadows/mid tones/highlights
It isn’t necessary but it just adds another tool you can use to add your artistic perspective to a photo
Just keep messing around, even if you don't understand what it's doing eventually you'll get the hang of it
Yeah I'm just like wtf there's already a slider for whites, blacks, highlights, contrast, etc 😳
sadbravesfan well, the tone curve does the same but even more specific to your liking. what you can do with the RGB is adding saturation to the shadows without adding saturation to the rest of the photo: pull down the bottom left (close to the corner but not there) of each color after plotting 5 points at the corners, middle, and sides of the middle
Man I've not seen you in ages! Has the youtube algorithm kicked you guys in the nuts!??
yep. we’ve uploaded every monday (or more) for 3+ years now 🥺
Be carefull, when you take off the greens you add magenta to the image (not red as you said when you removed green in the shadows).
When you take off red you add cyan, not blue.
thanks for clarifying!
Hey guys, I wanted to ask you for some advice.
Im doing a photoshoot for some friends who have a podcast, but Im so bad at putting a price to my work. So I wanted to ask you, how much is ok to charge for a photoshoot on three or four different locations?
Thanks!
that's a lot of locations. we usually prefer to just do it by hours and start by putting a price on your hours based off what you want to earn. take into account the more photos you take, the longer you'll spend culling and editing. if you've never charged for photography before, $50 is the lowest i'd go. the experience is more important than the money at this point in your career. if you feel more comfortable in your abilities, $200 is a solid number, assuming a 2-hour shoot.
@@MangoStreet Thank you so much guys!
Can you make a video about editing on Lightroom Mobile? :)
sure, here yuh go: th-cam.com/video/HjVUe98mG8E/w-d-xo.html
Did you guys shot this in 30fps? Cus this looks so weird and smooth, kinda looks like a soap opera. If so please switch back to 24.
yeah, our screen recording software didn’t allow for 24fps so we always do 30
for these kind of vids - but i think a software update allows for 24 so we can go back to being non-soapy!
can you please das you Monitore? tnx
LOVE IT!!!! EW
Sorry still couldn’t know how to edit my photo with the curve😩
you looked a bit dark in the room, maybe adjust the tone curve a bit more next time ;)
man, wouldnt it be nice to copy the curve between color channels? I hate trying to do near mimics through the channels. it would be great to be able to make one in red, then copy them over and do minor tweaks from there.
yeah, no kidding!
!11:11!
Leif.
This is for beginners.
this is comprehensive.
lmao wtf jimmy fallon im dead af
I kinda find all the tone curve stuff confusing and hard to get
i tried to break it down the best way i know how! just dive in and mess around with it and you'll get the hang of it.