This is Episode 18 of Mastering Lightroom Classic CC. In this video, I demonstrate how to sharpen and noise reduce your image with the tools found in the Detail tab of the Develop module. If your interested in getting the Lightroom Keyboard Shortcut Cheat Sheets, the RAW files used in the processing videos of this series, Morganti Lightroom Profiles and/or Morganti Lightroom Presets, visit this page: wp.me/P9RcmK-3S For all of my Photography Training, visit: OnlinePhotographyTraining.com Subscribe to Adobe Creative Cloud here: bit.ly/2zwQ0nW For more info about me, visit this page: bit.ly/2K2wQLU Read my Code of Ethics Statement here: bit.ly/2KEtEHL If you're interested in helping me keep creating free photography how-to videos and improving the quality of those videos, please visit this page: onlinephotographytraining.com/support/ Please "Share" and don't forget to follow my TH-cam Channel so you won't miss the next video! Thank you for watching my videos. I truly appreciate it!
What a stupendous helpful series of tutorials Anthony. Thank you very much! I was a Lightroom lost soul until I watched just two of your tutorials. I'm looking forward to learning more from the rest.
Another excellent video. I have a preset in my Lightroom labeled as "Morganti Sharpening" with Sharpness at 70 and that's how I always start my sharpening. That's something I took home from one of your tutorials a couple of years ago. Thank you very much for your time and effort.
Hello Anthony, congratulation for your videos, excellent work! I follow your Lightroom videos from the old 6 version and learn so much with these. I recently bought my first real camera, the Fujifilm X-T20 with the 18-55 mm zoom lens. I read online in many forums and groups that the x-trans sensor have problem with the sharpening in lightroom due the fact the pixels are in different position in the sensor. Personally I notice the "watercolor effect" in the photos, so I would like to ask if you or anyone else have found a solution. Thank you to anyone can help me!
Thanks for the wonderful videos. My Lightroom Classic CC defaults to a Colour Luminance setting of 25. Is this normal? I noticed you were starting from a value of 0 and increasing as needed. I t would appear that this is automatically applied to all my photos.
I think I have handled Noise Reduction quite well but never used colour noise reduction so there is a bonus already. I particularly like how you have gone back to selective sharpening and noise reduction which makes complete sense to me now! thanks again Anthony for a very comprehensive coverage: Baz Carter
Very interesting video! Came back to your channel after a while. Funny thing is, I seldom use the luminance slider at all, as a flat image disturbs me way more, than some noise. Anyone else?
This was awesome! Many thanks! Anthony - I am very curious why you choose not to use the masking tool when you are using the brush for selective noise reduction. Why is that?
I downloaded this video using 4K Video Downloader within a few minutes of seeing it. I chose 720p. The file size ended up as 186,361,072. About 15 or 20 minutes later the 720p files size shows up as only 56.6MB. The 1080p size I downloaded is 95,599,108. Why do the file sizes change so much? The 720p size dropped about 70%. Also, shouldn't the 1080p size be the largest size? Thank you for the great videos, and keep up the good work.
This is Episode 18 of Mastering Lightroom Classic CC. In this video, I demonstrate how to sharpen and noise reduce your image with the tools found in the Detail tab of the Develop module.
If your interested in getting the Lightroom Keyboard Shortcut Cheat Sheets, the RAW files used in the processing videos of this series, Morganti Lightroom Profiles and/or Morganti Lightroom Presets, visit this page:
wp.me/P9RcmK-3S
For all of my Photography Training, visit:
OnlinePhotographyTraining.com
Subscribe to Adobe Creative Cloud here:
bit.ly/2zwQ0nW
For more info about me, visit this page:
bit.ly/2K2wQLU
Read my Code of Ethics Statement here:
bit.ly/2KEtEHL
If you're interested in helping me keep creating free photography how-to videos and improving the quality of those videos, please visit this page:
onlinephotographytraining.com/support/
Please "Share" and don't forget to follow my TH-cam Channel so you won't miss the next video!
Thank you for watching my videos. I truly appreciate it!
Best video I've seen yet on sharpening and noise reduction, thanks Anthony!
What a stupendous helpful series of tutorials Anthony. Thank you very much! I was a Lightroom lost soul until I watched just two of your tutorials. I'm looking forward to learning more from the rest.
Another well made video help me so much in my post production in lightroom
THANK YOU so much! You always succeed in making my BRAIN adjustment slider go in a learning direction!
That's so cool! I didn't know you could use those shortcut keys. Very thorough and concise tutorial. Thank You!
Another excellent video. I have a preset in my Lightroom labeled as "Morganti Sharpening" with Sharpness at 70 and that's how I always start my sharpening. That's something I took home from one of your tutorials a couple of years ago.
Thank you very much for your time and effort.
Very hard to thank you enough!
Thanks for discussion of brush use! Yours is the first training I've seen to demonstrate that. Much appreciated!
Excellent as always.
Very helpful Anthoney. Thank you!
Thank you very helpful
Thank you Anthony.. At your normal best as usual.. Great knowledge and teaching skills.. Neville....
Thank you so much
Hello Anthony, congratulation for your videos, excellent work! I follow your Lightroom videos from the old 6 version and learn so much with these. I recently bought my first real camera, the Fujifilm X-T20 with the 18-55 mm zoom lens. I read online in many forums and groups that the x-trans sensor have problem with the sharpening in lightroom due the fact the pixels are in different position in the sensor. Personally I notice the "watercolor effect" in the photos, so I would like to ask if you or anyone else have found a solution. Thank you to anyone can help me!
Great video Anthony as always. I do picked up a few things I didn't know when using brushes! Thanks.
Thanks for the wonderful videos. My Lightroom Classic CC defaults to a Colour Luminance setting of 25. Is this normal? I noticed you were starting from a value of 0 and increasing as needed. I t would appear that this is automatically applied to all my photos.
I think I have handled Noise Reduction quite well but never used colour noise reduction so there is a bonus already. I particularly like how you have gone back to selective sharpening and noise reduction which makes complete sense to me now! thanks again Anthony for a very comprehensive coverage: Baz Carter
Very interesting video! Came back to your channel after a while. Funny thing is, I seldom use the luminance slider at all, as a flat image disturbs me way more, than some noise. Anyone else?
This was awesome! Many thanks! Anthony - I am very curious why you choose not to use the masking tool when you are using the brush for selective noise reduction. Why is that?
Another great video! Thanks for all these tutorials. I'm a huge fan! Watching them all little by little.
Excellent illustration of the concepts and "how to" of each of the sliders--well done!
Great video. Makes it so easy to get an understanding of noise reduction & sharpening.
The best video about sharpening images and noise reduction on the internet so far!
Thank you so much! This really helped
Very good video. Yhank U !!
Very helpful. Thank you.
Most helpful series.
Excellent. Well done.
Thank YOU!
I downloaded this video using 4K Video Downloader within a few minutes of seeing it. I chose 720p. The file size ended up as 186,361,072. About 15 or 20 minutes later the 720p files size shows up as only 56.6MB. The 1080p size I downloaded is 95,599,108. Why do the file sizes change so much? The 720p size dropped about 70%. Also, shouldn't the 1080p size be the largest size? Thank you for the great videos, and keep up the good work.
Ted Mitchell Since TH-cam doesn't like 3rd party TH-cam video download tools that's them messing with you I'd bet.