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In this Adobe Lightroom tutorial, we’ll look at adjusting this wide angle lens-shot in the bright noonday summer sun so we can get a really cool looking photo and save details in the harsh highlights and shadows. We’ll use Camera Calibration to expand the photo a little, run the tones and colors with Curves, bounce the highlights and shadows around with our basic corrections, touch on the sharpening, adding some midtone punchiness, and even how I handle the lens correction issues of shooting at 17mm.
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This was very helpful! Most of the tutorials I've found use the older versions of lightroom, it helps to actually have the same sliders 😁
How to have that zoomed circular cursor in lightroom?
This is your worst edit yet
Nice tut as always but for me its greenish a bit no?. But its your taste. Thx for the video
Great Videos,
Thank you … Do you have a video on how to set up your excellent Loupe Magnifying Glass you use?
… its brilliant.
I get that the shot itself is a throwaway, but you could've edited as if it wasn't… The color manipulation is terrible.
Re-title this video to: "Edit a photo to look like it was taken in the 70's"" LMAO
This wasn’t helpful at all but I applaud you for trying to help.
GloRAWous!
great tutorial , this week has been a tutvid week 🙂
So the point of this video was to show that your approach when you've shot a high contrasty scenery with blue in it is, to make the blue teal?^^ the rest you show is nice and makes sense, also, the blue IS very aggressive in the original, but changing something everyone knows as a nice blue to strong teal isn't a good solution in my eyes. I guess desaturating the blue and making the sky darker would have been a better approach – plus some serious cropping as the subject get lost in the field and have to be looked for 🙂
The original colour of the sky was far better,but an interesting tutorial never the less 🙂
Am Mohamed Bangura all the away from Sierra Leone (Pepel Camp), Can you make a lightroom tutorial for beginner all in one?
«До обработки» было лучше
that thumbnail looks like minecraft
I love you dude, you are crystal clear and I've learned so much from you! Thank you
Now I'm in the mood to watch some Wes Anderson
Naah..
Thank you great ❤❤
Interesting workflow, but I do feel that green and blue color cast is a bit heavy handed. Looks too much like a bad instagram filter.
Nice
love your vids
Hi, tutorial is great, but personally I would not waste time editing this photo. Sorry and Thanks
Always super usefull 🙂 thank you! (edit: oh first comment :P)