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In this Lightroom 4 tutorial episode, we will be working through a full professional portrait retouch using the SLR Lounge LR4 Preset System. This beautiful portrait image was shot and provided to us by SLR Lounger Matthew Turner of
Matthew originally posted this image in our forum to get our thoughts on his post production styling. What better to show you all than to simply post produce his image in a tutorial? Thanks Matt for submitting such a well shot image. From the lighting to the pose and composition, Matt did a wonderful job in creating this head shot.
Excellent tutorial!
The original image is really good from the start.
Literally every video with Pye consists of him roasting on himself. It's actually really entertaining. Not in a bad way. But pretty damn funny.
thank you very much, this was really helpful!
Tich
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Great information
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buy dvd presets!
you fucking make them yourself you dumb piece of shit
Which button to check out the mask???
One the SLR Lounge's Website… Its $99 🙁
stop doing whatever you do that is annoying. like posting useless comments.
fantastic video & as always, very basic, helpful & easy to to follow/replicate
stop saying tich
anybody in here generous enough to give us the link where we could download brush presets?? Appreciate all help.
use RAW file
you have to save them on lightroom you can just look at his and copy what he have then go to save current settings and use lips eyes or whatever you using it for.
Buy the DVD presets!!!!!
where do you get those preset effects? I really need them, somebody help me`~~
Great tutorial, but the problem i'm having is file sizes. When i import my jpegs into light room 4 they are around 5 or 6 MB, but after i do some retouches, and export them, they're down 2.24MB. What are the best setting for exporting my images with the highest quality possible?
Where do you get the presets?
Thanks for the reply. But do you know why when I'm holding down alt I can't use the bracketing key?
@Dinahhs3 the presets we are using are the SLR Lounge LR4 Preset System, which is available for purchase on the slrlounge website.
Love it thanks
Just one question pls
The presets that was used are from your website or they come originally in LR??
Thanks again
Just using the mouse wheel, you can also use the brackets as well.
Great Video. What shortcut you use to adjust the brush size while holding alt (subtracting)?
Kimber, for professional retouching and enhancing, I would highly recommend you turn off the auto-mask. Lightroom auto-masking will often generate edge artifacts around strong contrasting edges where it attempts to "guess" where you are intending the mask to appear. Hence, I always leave it off. If you are trying to do quick and simple effects, then it may be something worth using. But, it is actuall a "no-no" in the studio to use for our client deliveries. Hope this helps!
Thanks!
Very informative and instructive. Always enjoy your work.
Is it my monitor or did the B&W have a slight blue cast?
GREAT!
thank you for this, i just started using lighroom, im still confused but this vid helps