For someone who didn't know how to use either program and was simply intimidated by both, Justin you had the most basic, understandable tutorial yet!!! Thank you so so much!! Subscribed 👍🏾👍🏽👍🏼!!!
Thanks for clarifying ! That's why I haven't use my first year subscription yet to light and Photoshop, cause I want know the program first.. very useful!👏👏
Thanks for the clear explanation! Lightroom looks to be really good, but i also can see the plus of Photoshop for an in-depth edit due to the possibility of adjusment layers as one can play with the blending modes to achieve some cool effects.
Thank you for this video. I'm picking up photography as a hobby. Since I had my son I noticed I love photography, love to take pictures of him and his mom on our little outings. This video was exactly what I was looking for thank you soo much. (Earned my Sub)
I'm more of a Photoshop guy myself, and if you are as you say you are I challenge you to check out my Photoshop Mashup Video dropping today at 1pm EST! 🙏💪🙃
If you want to work as a graphic designer, you'll need to learn Photoshop as it lets you do a LOT more than just enhancing photos. You will use and NEED (depending on the design task) layers, filters, text, actions, adjustment layers, layer masks, history brush, and many other features. Lightroom would be used more by someone who's hobby or job is more rooted in photography in general, or for editing photos that a graphic designer is to use in his/her design work.
1:06 - You could always set up a script within Photoshop to do a batch of images such like that example. Great video though; you explain the main differences very clearly.
This is glorious, I been tryin to find out about "is lightroom 6 the same as lightroom cc?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Piyamilla Aphonic Prestige - (search on google ) ? It is a good one off product for discovering how to use these lightroom presets to edit your photos minus the normal expense. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my mate got cool results with it.
@@OhManAFatRabbit you're completely right and I am sorry- next time I will def. contribute to a/the conversation instead of waltzing in the room and starting my own conversation...as you were, and much apologies to you and Justin, and Justin's viewers 😔😔😔
@@Secondcropcreative aww thats so sweet... it's okay, I've just seen a lot of self promoting lately and it triggered me. Its okay man nothing to worry about, and IM sorry
I was thinking about using Lightroom more because I really haven't grasped photoshop, but I use Bridge and Camera Raw (before PS) and I find that CR does essentially the basics of LR. Thank you for this, it was super helpful.
@@JustinOdisho Yes sorry, it was really fast mention. I Was just expecting some more comparison between the camera raw and light room. I was trying to find it :D but anyway nice video thanks..
Ok guys , This is gonna blow your mind if you never knew this before .......in photoshop CC try (Ctrl+Shift+A) while selecting the layer in which you have the main image..... you are welcome
Let's say I took a picture of a bride and I want to make a monochrome of the picture, but I want the bridge to maintain it's color. Can this only be done with layers in Photoshop or is there also a possibility to achieve this in Lightroom?
I think you've omitted the fact that LR and Photoshop's ACR are in fact very similar (AFAIK, I'm not a LR user!) and I believe have the same engine under the hood. Personally I prefer the idea of Bridge and ACR (both for RAW and JPG photo editing). Reason being, there's no bloated master database, and using sidecar XMP files with RAW in particular means there's very little data to backup whenever you edit. Also I'm not putting all my eggs in one basket!
...and also, copying/syncing settings amongst large number of images using ACR is simple enough, as long as you open them together. (Maybe it's also possible in Bridge?)
idk if I even use photoshop lol I just want to adjust the color and brightness. but idk what im doing yet, so who knows. I thought id never edit pics and now ive spent like 2 days editing random stuff
what I am concerned about is to make three views for designing a car for instance and then make them a reference in 3ds max to make it 3d, then print it using 3d printer, that means translating imagination into reality, so I was wondering how to use Photoshop to draw a three views for anything, is it possible? thanx
Photoshop has some basic 3D type of effects but you’d be better suited to be working in programs like cinema 4d and other modeling programs etc that are meant for multi dimensional modeling
Bro can you PLEASE teach me how to send 2 pictures from adobe Lightroom to photoshop on the same project If u didn’t get it, when u send both photos, and they pop up one on top of the other I can only do them separated that’s frustrating
Thanks, the word compose could surely be used when referring to photography but programs like after effects and photoshop that work with layers could be called compositing softwares because they are made up of several layers. The works created are often called compositions.
So I’m new to everything but Lightroom seems kinda basic, like enhancing photos but I’m wanting add in like sunsets and stuff like that mckinnon guy did with that mountain LOL
So basically lightroom is more for quick editing on the go on occasion like traveling & photoshop is more for detailed and final projects! :)
Yes
should have seen this comment earlier :p
thx
Nope lightroom is also a professional tool. Not a dumb app to use “on the go" lol
yes Photoshop actually does a lot more then Lightroom.
For someone who didn't know how to use either program and was simply intimidated by both, Justin you had the most basic, understandable tutorial yet!!! Thank you so so much!! Subscribed 👍🏾👍🏽👍🏼!!!
Thanks for clarifying ! That's why I haven't use my first year subscription yet to light and Photoshop, cause I want know the program first.. very useful!👏👏
Very clear explanation, pointing out the significant difference in both software. Thank you!
This is such a helpful video. Thank you for explaining everything so clearly.
This was such a quick and informative video!!! I loved the way you explained it. Thank you
Thanks for the clear explanation! Lightroom looks to be really good, but i also can see the plus of Photoshop for an in-depth edit due to the possibility of adjusment layers as one can play with the blending modes to achieve some cool effects.
Thank you for this video. I'm picking up photography as a hobby. Since I had my son I noticed I love photography, love to take pictures of him and his mom on our little outings. This video was exactly what I was looking for thank you soo much. (Earned my Sub)
Thanks Justin!! At last a nice explaining video to the point!!
Great video. Not too short that it left me with a heap of questions, but not so long that I switched off early. Thanks. 👌😉
This was the best straight to the point explanation of these two programs. Thank You
I Love Your Videos You teach me me everything in adobe creativecloud ... Thank you justin ...just keep going up 😍
Thanks, I've been trying to figure this out
Dope video bro 🔥 Learnt a lot of new things from your video.
BIG thanks sir! your explanation really help me to decide
Very straightforward explanation. Thanks.
Thank you for your video, just what I needed
Thanks so much for the clear explanation. I understand the difference a lot better now.
Very helpful video for a photographer who is beginning to treat their work more professionally. Thank you.
Awesome as always.. Greeting from Australia 😊👍
I'm too poor to know the difference
thats why we have piracy
Lemon food exactly, has anyone found 2020 links yet.
@@Sam-rk2pb search for warez on duckduckgo search. You can find everything there.
@@Sam-rk2pb Yes, there are. You just have to know where to look.
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Great explanation. Now I know what to buy for my Mom's project. Thanks you
Such a great video thanks!
I love this. I’m more of a photoshop guy over Lightroom. But sometimes I use both. For the same RAW file.
I'm more of a Photoshop guy myself, and if you are as you say you are I challenge you to check out my Photoshop Mashup Video dropping today at 1pm EST! 🙏💪🙃
Very well explained, thank you!
Thank you
Thank you! you saved me the hassle of trying lightroom because it's not what i need :)
So, basically Lightroom could be a Photoshop plugin.
Camera RAW in a nutshell
@Pierce Jonah Yea, I've been using instaflixxer for since december myself =)
@Pierce Jonah yup, I have been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself :)
Really useful Justin, thank you for working on this for us. Keep up the great work. 😍✋
Thank you
Thank you!
If you want to work as a graphic designer, you'll need to learn Photoshop as it lets you do a LOT more than just enhancing photos. You will use and NEED (depending on the design task) layers, filters, text, actions, adjustment layers, layer masks, history brush, and many other features. Lightroom would be used more by someone who's hobby or job is more rooted in photography in general, or for editing photos that a graphic designer is to use in his/her design work.
Thanks great tips!
Thank you for your accurate explanation... I will stick to my PS now.
I am addicted to your voice
Questions Answered complete Very Good again.
That is helpful! Thanks!
Thank you.
Well said . No need to watch more videos to understand the difference . thanks man .
1:06 - You could always set up a script within Photoshop to do a batch of images such like that example. Great video though; you explain the main differences very clearly.
You can also create a stack of filter layers and copy the layers to other open images.
Thanks for that!
good job! Thank you
thank you!
you can save your settings on photoshop and apply them to other photos
First one to comment yasssss my fav channel on youtube. LOVE YOU BROTHER❤
Thank you
This is glorious, I been tryin to find out about "is lightroom 6 the same as lightroom cc?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Piyamilla Aphonic Prestige - (search on google ) ? It is a good one off product for discovering how to use these lightroom presets to edit your photos minus the normal expense. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my mate got cool results with it.
hey justin! i subscribed to you a few days ago because i found your tutorials helpful! thanks for all the videos man! also i like your voice :)
Thank you
@@JustinOdisho np! also i meant to say the adobe premiere tutorials were what i found useful :) have a good day Justin
@@Secondcropcreative bruh you really tryna self promote? smh
@@OhManAFatRabbit you're completely right and I am sorry- next time I will def. contribute to a/the conversation instead of waltzing in the room and starting my own conversation...as you were, and much apologies to you and Justin, and Justin's viewers 😔😔😔
@@Secondcropcreative aww thats so sweet... it's okay, I've just seen a lot of self promoting lately and it triggered me. Its okay man nothing to worry about, and IM sorry
Thank you 🙂
Great tutorial
great explation brother
Thanks
So are you suggesting have both on your iPad Pro? Thanks!
If I want to create some pops up images for ebooks in PDF format, which Adobe app should I use？ thank you.
Can I blur the background in lightroom?
I was thinking about using Lightroom more because I really haven't grasped photoshop, but I use Bridge and Camera Raw (before PS) and I find that CR does essentially the basics of LR. Thank you for this, it was super helpful.
Yes camera raw is very capable as well, just a different workflow environment
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Concise to be more valuable!
Camera raw in photoshop is important part of it, if you are comparing the tool set.. I haven't noticed that you mention it
I did mention it did you watch the whole video
@@JustinOdisho Yes sorry, it was really fast mention. I Was just expecting some more comparison between the camera raw and light room. I was trying to find it :D but anyway nice video thanks..
Which is best for photography page
Can I color correct images in Lightroom, download them, and then open them up in photoshop to create art, like layering and etc?
If I want to purchase both.
Yes you can start in one and take to the other
So if i already have photoshop im good thank you nice video!!!:)
Have you heard of camera raw filter? Does the same thing
Your voice is too calming i almost fell asleep, Id totally subscribe if you had an asmr channel lol
Use these as asmr lol
@@JustinOdisho ahahahh i sure will ill get rest mixed with knowledge. keep on creating we appreciate the vids
Ok guys , This is gonna blow your mind if you never knew this before .......in photoshop CC try (Ctrl+Shift+A) while selecting the layer in which you have the main image..... you are welcome
Thanks
Photoshop has batch editing as well
Let's say I took a picture of a bride and I want to make a monochrome of the picture, but I want the bridge to maintain it's color. Can this only be done with layers in Photoshop or is there also a possibility to achieve this in Lightroom?
I would first go to photoshop for such a task but depending on the photo theres ways to isolate in lightroom a bit more tediously though
I think you've omitted the fact that LR and Photoshop's ACR are in fact very similar (AFAIK, I'm not a LR user!) and I believe have the same engine under the hood.
Personally I prefer the idea of Bridge and ACR (both for RAW and JPG photo editing). Reason being, there's no bloated master database, and using sidecar XMP files with RAW in particular means there's very little data to backup whenever you edit. Also I'm not putting all my eggs in one basket!
Thanks for the info! I do touch on the fact that they are very similar but just the workflow and setup is suited for different things
...and also, copying/syncing settings amongst large number of images using ACR is simple enough, as long as you open them together. (Maybe it's also possible in Bridge?)
There is always actions and automations but
I don't have that brush displayed in my profile, what's wrong here?
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idk if I even use photoshop lol I just want to adjust the color and brightness. but idk what im doing yet, so who knows. I thought id never edit pics and now ive spent like 2 days editing random stuff
Why would you not use camera raw in Photoshop?
please can i get this verion lightroom
what I am concerned about is to make three views for designing a car for instance and then make them a reference in 3ds max to make it 3d, then print it using 3d printer, that means translating imagination into reality, so I was wondering how to use Photoshop to draw a three views for anything, is it possible? thanx
Photoshop has some basic 3D type of effects but you’d be better suited to be working in programs like cinema 4d and other modeling programs etc that are meant for multi dimensional modeling
Bro can you PLEASE teach me how to send 2 pictures from adobe Lightroom to photoshop on the same project
If u didn’t get it, when u send both photos, and they pop up one on top of the other
I can only do them separated that’s frustrating
Did he never reply lol
what is the photoshop version
Why did you leave out the camera RAW Panel in PS which has the save options like lr
Did you watch the video?
Whats a great program that can add people or take them out from the picture? thanks
Photoshop
@@JustinOdisho Adobe PS elements 2020?
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I added the new updates for Lightroom cc, and my former Lightroom disappeared from my desktop. What happened to it? Is it gone completely?
Hm not sure I still had both last I checked
Justin, great video. Thanks. Just an FYI though. It's Composing, not Compositing. The program allows you to Compose a picture, not Composite one. :)
Thanks, the word compose could surely be used when referring to photography but programs like after effects and photoshop that work with layers could be called compositing softwares because they are made up of several layers. The works created are often called compositions.
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I need to alter the colors on my logo....would that be photoshop??
You need adobe illustrator my friend
*Photoshop Master Race!*
Which one is better for professional photographers
Both are useful, maybe Lightroom if you aren’t doing much composition
And which one is better for thumbnails
Photoshop
Second view from montenegro
Suprised how little you mention Camera Raw because it fixes all of the negatives you named in Photoshop.
Great explanation of the differences! Thank so much. Ps looks so complicated. LOL! Lr it is.
So can photoshop do exact what lightroom do?
Not exactly
Does PS do everything that light room can do?
The workflow is different but mostly
photoshop is like editing
and lightroom is like color grading
does Lightroom Make the picture go from blurry to clear?
There are sharpening tools but that would be best done in camera
Lightroom is a hybrid of Adobe bridge and Adobe Photoshop
sad for that blue sweatshirt guy
Yess I get 4,830 photo’s a minute you got me Justin?
Not sure if I do
I wish these were not subscription bassed
So I’m new to everything but Lightroom seems kinda basic, like enhancing photos but I’m wanting add in like sunsets and stuff like that mckinnon guy did with that mountain LOL
So should I get photoshop?
Probably get Photoshop then
Ehh I'll stick to learning On1 I think
You're right, except for one thing that Photohop is Definitely better than Lightroom.
His voice sounds like a much younger Casey Neistat
That’s a first
Photoshop has the editing tools for portraits like "healing tool" while Lightroom doesn't. 🤗
I think Lightroom does have a healing/clone/spot healing brush as well
I know your name is odisho.