Welcome to probably my favorite Lightroom tutorial I've ever made! I really hope you like this color and learn a thing or two about how you can easily achieve it too! If you have any styles you want to learn leave them in a comment and I will add them to our list!!
This was really interesting. With the tone curve sliders, do you tee we commend doing them like that on non-portraits? Is the overall purpose of these just the faded green look?
sorry for the typo - I shouldn't type from a horizontal position! Meant to ask if you recommend the tone curve adjustments you made only for portraits, or for non-portraits as well? Thanks for making a very useful video.
Saturation affects all colors equally, while Vibrance is more selective, boosting muted colors and avoiding excessive saturation of already vibrant tones, especially skin tones. This makes vibrance a more subtle and controlled tool for color adjustment
Have some questions, what if we want our photo to have certain feel, for instance like sephia, or warmer or cooler picture. Do you set it at color correction, curve toning, color grading, or after the process all finished. And also when do you put effect like bokeh to your picture (assuming you using mobile to take photo), should I do it after or before this edit. Thank you, love your videos!!
Thank you for explaining Lightroom so well. I have followed a lot of tutorials and this is one of the most well-explained (even if I continue to suck at Tone Curve).
Thanks for explaining this so well! I’ve already learned so much from your other editing videos so I’m excited to work with this setup and see what you’ve got in store in the future!
I can’t thank you enough for these videos! I have learned so much from you. When I first downloaded Lightroom I’d sit there and not know where to begin, now I feel like I have some where to start. Thank you again!
fantastic video! I have a request :). Could you do a similar video but using a photo you took on the street? No controlled environments, no studio, nothing. Just a pic you took maybe at the beach or of someone walking by. pls pls pls :)
Hmm I wonder if one can follow these steps (mainly from basic tab thru the Lightroom Color Grading part ) do this on other photo editing softwares like Pixlr E(for example), for those who don't have Lightroom & still either get the same or similar result?
Awesome can you share some more curves method in red green blue channel? It will be helpful and some tricks to use it wisely on different images and science behind that curves ❤🎉
Welcome to probably my favorite Lightroom tutorial I've ever made! I really hope you like this color and learn a thing or two about how you can easily achieve it too! If you have any styles you want to learn leave them in a comment and I will add them to our list!!
I love the light room tutorials, I’m still new to light room. I’ve learn so much from your tutorials!
Happy to have ya!
This was really interesting. With the tone curve sliders, do you tee we commend doing them like that on non-portraits? Is the overall purpose of these just the faded green look?
sorry for the typo - I shouldn't type from a horizontal position! Meant to ask if you recommend the tone curve adjustments you made only for portraits, or for non-portraits as well? Thanks for making a very useful video.
Saturation affects all colors equally, while Vibrance is more selective, boosting muted colors and avoiding excessive saturation of already vibrant tones, especially skin tones. This makes vibrance a more subtle and controlled tool for color adjustment
Have some questions, what if we want our photo to have certain feel, for instance like sephia, or warmer or cooler picture. Do you set it at color correction, curve toning, color grading, or after the process all finished. And also when do you put effect like bokeh to your picture (assuming you using mobile to take photo), should I do it after or before this edit. Thank you, love your videos!!
Thank you for explaining Lightroom so well. I have followed a lot of tutorials and this is one of the most well-explained (even if I continue to suck at Tone Curve).
You got it brother!
Thanks for explaining this so well! I’ve already learned so much from your other editing videos so I’m excited to work with this setup and see what you’ve got in store in the future!
Happy to help!
I can’t thank you enough for these videos! I have learned so much from you. When I first downloaded Lightroom I’d sit there and not know where to begin, now I feel like I have some where to start. Thank you again!
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Thank you so much for these videos. I am brand new to editing and your videos are so easy to follow.
We got you lacey!!
Thank you. Very helpful. I have so far used Photoshop, trying LRC now. New learning’s
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fantastic video!
I have a request :). Could you do a similar video but using a photo you took on the street? No controlled environments, no studio, nothing. Just a pic you took maybe at the beach or of someone walking by. pls pls pls :)
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Thanks for stopping by!
TEACH, SAWYER, TEACH! You are the real deal when in comes to helping us to Master Lightroom! :)
Can you make a video like this but for mobile lightroom? Great video!
Hmm I wonder if one can follow these steps (mainly from basic tab thru the Lightroom Color Grading part ) do this on other photo editing softwares like Pixlr E(for example), for those who don't have Lightroom & still either get the same or similar result?
Awesome can you share some more curves method in red green blue channel? It will be helpful and some tricks to use it wisely on different images and science behind that curves ❤🎉
Awesome!
A bit out of my league, but super interesting
Naw man you got this one! I know it! Just try it and save the preset hahahha!
Thank you so much!! Please don’t stop doing these videos 🤗
Thank you, the best lightroom tutorial I've ever seen so far!
My light room doesn't have a "basic" tab
Why use only adjustment brushes, when in the updated Lightroom Classic you can auto select the eyes, background, subject... etc.?
It would be the same amount of work for me cause id spend the time I saved checking to make sure it worked lol
i have a quick question for you. I have a Sonya7II and I'm looking for a flashlight, what do you recommend? Thank you
ProFoto Makes great products!
Love these kind of videos!! Please continue to do more! xx
This was really helpful man, thanks I really appreciate..from Nigeria
You got it my man! Thanks for stopping by!!
Great tutorial!!
Beautiful
Awesome!
That was a great tutorial.. Well done and thank you.
YOU GOT IT MAN! Well have you editing pro by the end of the year!
Love this edit!! Love this tutorial!!
Thanks Riley!!