How to Edit Like ANY Photographer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 เม.ย. 2024
- Ever wanted to edit just like your favorite photographer? It's easier than you think! Today I am going to show you how you can edit like anyone using Adobe Lightroom by following just a few simple steps. Let's do it.
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i think this is a great way to develop your own editing style. people think this is just copying, but the true way to just copy is by putting the image in photoshop and copying the color grading instantly through there. however - this way teaches one to actually understand the color grading formula better and then they can make their own adjustments to their personal liking. i think this is perfect for what i need. i have tons of inspo and it's a brilliant idea to literally have the image next to mine when i'm editing. thank you for the helpful video :)
Thank you Bec! Appreciate the lovely comment :) Thanks for supporting the channel!
amen
@@rykhen1459 Things have gone from having a photography style to having an editing style. The light in the scene that you're actually photographing is completely disregarded. No wonder everything starts feeling more and more fake
so its really not copying but more of a teaching way...wouldn't you agree?
I can never get my images to look the way I imagine them. This video is exactly what I need! Subscribed!!!
Glad to hear it helped Amber thanks for subbing!
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Perfect - a great way of learning how to build your own style once you've figured out what inspires you. Thank you for sharing.
I love playing around with my editing and teaching myself new things. So when I watch videos like yours, it's crazy how alike you can be with photographers editing wise!
I looked for a video like this for so long that I pretty much gave up. This is precisely what I’d been looking for and so much more. Such a simple process too. Thank you so much!
Thank you, this is one of the most educational instructional videos on TH-cam I've found in a good while. Great for beginning to intermediate editors.
Sean this is excellent! So glad I stumbled upon it. Great teaching style with clear instruction/suggestion. Thanks!
Legit, the best video on how to edit photos I’ve seen in years! Phenomenal.
A simple yet detailed and very helpful guide. Thank you 🙏.
This was awesome! Thanks for the sound advice! Always enjoy learning more about lightroom
I like your mood and the way you explain. Thank you for this tutorial!
This was wonderful! I’ll try this
Such a great video. Amazing tips!
I enjoy watching so much this video completely !! Your voice and focus while doing it! Thank you for sharing ❤️🔥
Thank you!! Appreciate you taking the time to watch my vids and comment on a few of them :)
Love this video, the breakdown etc. Cheers man!
This was just perfect! I'm actually trying to learn how to edit in Lightroom and this was amazing advice. Thank you!
Thanks Diana! Glad to hear this was helpful :) feel free to checkout other editing content I have on this channel, it should help!
That is a bonus Sean. This was good learning some other skilled artist's work along with yours.
Thank you Ragini!
Man i swear, i've never seen such a good video explaining and giving such good insights to editing. THANK YOU!
Hey man thank you! Appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment as well! Welcome to the channel :)
This Tutorial is just awesome. Good Job Sean!
Thank you for making this video, I learned a lot and it gave me lots of new editing inspiration!
Hey JT, thank you bro! Glad you enjoyed it!
I am applying this technique right now, thanks for the video.
One of the most informative and productive videos on editing I've watched. Thank you.
Love the way you explain everything 👍🏻
Really great insight on editing styles! Thanks Sean!
Thank you Santtu! Appreciate the comment!
This was more helpful than I thought! learnt some newlightroom skills I didn't know about tool, like holding option while sharpening! cheers. great vid
This is incredible!!
Very generous of you Sean, thank you.
Thank you Patrick, appreciate the love!
Indeed, this process still is a little intimidating since I’m not familiar with what all of the sliders do. Really great seeing you break down editing steps. Enjoyed the vid very much.
Such a good video, thank you so much for sharing
Fantastic mate! Learned so much from this video than I have in the past year!
This is excellent. No one explained it as you did, simply and efficiently. Thank you!
Hey Ribal thank you my friend! Appreciate you taking the time to watch the vid and glad it was helpful 😊
so glad this video showed up in my feed. awesome tutorial! thank you!
Thanks Sean very helpful insights! Much appreciated!
Sean - this is the video that was missing from my "collection". A great starting point to begin colour grading. No fluff, straight to the point. Subscribed. Thank you, sir!
Hey Tadas, really appreciate that my friend. Thanks for taking the time to watch and leave a comment as well, much appreciated brother.
I couldn't agree with you more.
thank for sharing best ever tutorial as a beginner i learned a lot! keep sharing ! ❤️
I really like the tutorial, and I think this framework allows to get your own editing style over time.
What I don't care is the "Aesthetics of my feed". Art shouldn't be confined to "look consistent", it should be free. Your photos can look vastly different. It might get you less followers, but you stay true to what you like, not what followers like.
Hey Jan, I fully agree with you. Unfortunately, in order to be successful on a platform like Instagram you're almost forced to confine your work to a specific visual aesthetic. Some people break through that of course, but it's not easy as a photographer. This is one of my biggest gripes with Instagram and one of the reasons why I stopped being so active. I don't like feeling confined, and I think this can be very detrimental to new photographers who need to explore different styles.
Great job, I loved the process
Ahh thanks Sean, these little tips are so useful! Will give a few a try and see how it goes :)
Thanks. I was subconsciously doing the same thing in Lightroom and your method reaffirmed my own 😅
Really good tutorial Sean cheers for putting this together!
Hey Jonny appreciate that man! I appreciate you being here 👌🏼
I'm not particularly a photographer but this technique is what I came up with when I was learning (still learning) how to edit photos.
This video has helped me understand what I was doing even better now.
Thanks!
That was wonderful! I know nothing about lightroom, I just kind of tap on things but this was my first time using the S curve and wow, that has blown my tiny little mind. Great video! thanks!
This was SO helpful! I have a photographer in mind whose work I greatly admire. Thanks so much for this video!
This is so helpful! I'm immediately trying it out tomorrow! 😄
Glad I found your video bro, simple, clear and direct thanks a lot, am a beginner photographer.
Thank you, this is really helpful and it seems I just found a new source of inspiration with Jack!
Jacks insane! Thanks for watching Fabienne!
Love your editing tutorial. thank you!
No worries Jason thanks for watching my man!
Loved this! Thank you for taking the time to make this :)
Thank you so much! I appreciate the amazing tips
This video is golden! Thank you!
I got you! Thanks for watching :)
Amazing, i loved it
DUDE!!!! this video is amazing!! thank you so much!! this is the exact kind of tools ive been trying to learn!! please keep making awesome videos!!!
Thank you dude! Appreciate you taking the time to watch the vid and glad to hear it was helpful :)
this was indeed a very helpful video for me personally. I was wondering from where to start either color or lighting as i was confused because of tutorial loops but this is a saver. Thanks a lot.
Super helpful!! Really appreciate this!
great editing inspiration! your explanations were clear and to the point. awesome content!
Hey Milly thank you so much! Appreciate you taking the time to watch and leave a comment :)
Very good advices! I'm going to try!
Thank you for your video. It is a really good way to edit like our inspiration. Very useful to show all the steps even in photoshop to do a simple 4 photo collage. I am a beginner with Lr and PS and it will really help me to improve !
Amazing video! Thank you.
what a amazing content! I loved it! Thank you so much!
dude this was so awesome and helpful!! thank you so much!
No problem Austin! Thanks for being here man :)
Thank you for this great idea! I’ll try it.
Oh my god, this is seriously the most usefel method and tutorial i have seen in a LONG time. Thank you so much, i really feel like this way to work is gonna help me get to the next level. Keep up the good work because i just subscribed ! :D
This was so incredibly helpful! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
you have a good eye and deconstructing the inpiration with the workflow to get a similar look was very well explained and executed. Keep it up..I was impressed you saw the split tone.
Very, very, very helpful. Super underrated channel, glad to have found this gem.
Appreciate that! Thank you for being here and thank you for subbing as well!
This is great content! Thanks so much!
Really great video! Thank you!
Very well done. Thanks for this!
Thank you Banderas!
The best way of learn to edit, thanks
Such a great video! Appreciate it :)
Thank you for this. Really helped me in my editing :)
GREAT VIDEO! As I Lightroom user, I appreciate the editing tips: THANKS!
hey sean, love u bro, awsome content, really helpful thanks.
No problem man! Thanks for watching!
Perfect!!
Super. Loved the way it was broken down, thanks
Glad it helped!
WOW!!!! Major Major props to you, great video
This was VERY helpful! Thank you!
Such a great video! Thanks so much!
Very well explained video! I reckon one little thing you've missed is that all of Jack's shots have a vignette effect as well as some being darkened with a gradient filter or two. If you look up to the top corners of each of his pics you'll see the light darkens off quite a bit. I feel like almost all adventure photographers (you know, the guys who shoot Landrover defenders driving around Iceland etc) use a bit of vignette to build the drama.
It's funny, there are a obviously a few different ways to get to the same result and it's really interesting to see how you get to there as opposed to how I would naturally imagine to get there. I would have guessed he starts by pushing up the warmth, then desaturating the whole shot, then selectively altering the hues and saturations of specific tones (namely the blues and oranges), deepening the shadows, same tone curve with crushed blacks, a bit of vignetter, some gradient filters and a bit of clarity and sharpening... But anyway, both methods probably take the same amount of time and get the same result. It's just cool to see how different brains would try different ways to do the same job.
Cheers man!
The lighting + color + details combo is a great tip, thank you so much for doing this video!
Really nice video Sean, thanks!!
Wow thanks alot Sean
Amazing content, thank you! 👏
Thanks for watching Rachel :)
Great way to analyze referenc picture. RA-mode was new to me. Worth of sharing this video.
Awesome video!! Excited for more content like this 👍
More to come! Thank you!
dude... amazing!
Awesome! Thank you
Dude, I love this tutorial!
Awesome. You show so much passion
Hey Leandro really appreciate that brother. Thanks for watching 🤙
This was such a great video!!
Incredible video! Loved it :)
Super helpful, thanks Sean!
Absolutely my man, thanks for watching and leaving a comment 🤙
This was a great video!! And a great idea. Learned a lot, thank you :)
Thanks for watching Jenna! :)
Sean i've been watching alot of your videos and they given me tons of inspiration. I just got my first camera (sony 6400) and i can't wait to get some shots in. Looking forward to more stuff from you.
Hey Gabriel thank you for watching my man!
Great video Sean. And Jack is an amazing photographer. Did a very similar edit
Tobias Winkelmann hey Tobias thank you man, really appreciate that. Thanks for being here and supporting man!
Loved it
This is one of the best videos I’ve watched in a while. I’ve recently purchased a new camera body and regained interest in photography.
I’ve always been frustrated that I made great progress in shooting over the years but still haven’t found my own & consistent editing style.
This is a great way to get there I think! It will help me refresh my use of some of those Lightroom tools and also learn new ones.
For some reasons, Photoshop always frightened me but not anymore 💪🏼
Hopefully that’s not just excitement of the moment and I manage to get there 🤞🏼
Thanks for the video btw. The photographer you chose as a reference has an incredible editing style and that is right up my alley!
PS: I started taking photos after discovering 13thWhitness work on Edge of Desire tour video by John Mayer. I then saw his photos, I was blown away!
What a great tutorial
thaks i appreciate your time explaining us as a master
Thanks for watching man!