5 Things You Don't Know About Lightroom RAW Processing | Mastering Your Craft
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2024
- In this episode, Pye will teach you 5 important RAW processing tips you might not have known using the popular photo-editing software, Adobe Lightroom.
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This was such an epic tutorial to be only 24 minutes. Unreal. I learned a lot more than 5 things.
I didn't know the curve worked independent of the sliders!?? Cool!
Beautiful explanations and walkthrough. Keep the good content rolling!
This video is one of the best tutorial and technique. Thanks for this video Adorama.
Brilliant Pye! Thanks
Great video and well explained!
Great tips on fine tuning! Thank you!
Wow, I learned sooooo much in 24 minutes! Thank you! I will check out the full tut on SLR Lounge.
Wow.. I actually learned a few new tips. Great job man. Keepem coming
Excellent tips!
Definitely learned some new tricks. 👍🏼Thank ya, sir. 🙏🏼
Learned a lot about Lightroom some of which was not known to me . Thank you
Pye great job man.... awesome tutorial. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Luv your videos
Great tutorial. Will be coming back to this a number of times to try out everything you covered!!!!
That was excellent. Great content, fantastic delivery.
Glad you're enjoying these!
Amazing 😍👌 best tutorial ever
Great Teachings !!!
Great tips. Some things I knew, but several that I didn't. Thanks for the info.
Thank you so much!
As I start teach myself Lightroom and learn new skills ...it is a delight find out there are exponentially more things to learn . 😊💖
Had never tweaked range mask before. Very interesting
Excellent thanks
I almost gave up on Lightroom thinking it was limited. Boy was I wrong! I'll be signing up for your class!
Awesome to hear!!
Wow!
Ok Pye, that does it!! I'm getting that Lightroom Tutorial. I hope it has the Tone curve and split toning covered extensively. You had me at "split toning" 0:0
The Bob Ross of photography.
Thanks - what you didn't maintain is the typical sequence of point curve - parametric curve - Basics panel. Point curve first ?
Great video. What keyboard do you recommend for editing?
We love the Loupedeck+!
hello Pye, i am fan of lightroom but find it so limited in term of artistic effects that i have migrated to Luminar 4 and ON1 PR2020. I can enhance sky, replace sky, add golden hour, sunrays, dynamic contrast,... and for deep black and white i ams till using the amazing sylver efex pro2+color efex pro. Do you think your course would help making most in lightroom. jumpin to photoshop is time consuming and it is more difficult to reach same results than one click in luminar.
Yep, knew all of them.
Hi im wondering if you know whether lightroom cc or mobile is able to read cr3 files? Cannot find the solution online 😅
Thank you thank you thank you. Ok I said it 3 times but I’m Canadian lol.
I still know people who with great authority in their voices say “Lightroom is good for cataloguing, but not really for editing”. I just smile at them, nod and say “hmm, I see...”.
❤👍👍👍
The video would work just as good without the continuous assumptions about the audience's proficiency and the tiny bit of just about too much self confidence for which there is hardly any reason. But on the other hand: thanks so much for some additional knowledge.
Definitely more than 5 lol
1 Tip - Play with every adjustment in Lightroom 🤣🤣
The beginning of this video is really strange.
Useful, but you are instructing advanced folks; Why? Because your adjustments are minuscule for beginners such as myself to detect. I would like each of your adjustments to go to extremes first, up and down or left and right, so that I can detect what you are doing and where.
First
I think the before is better lol
nothing new...
Yikes! That edit is awful! 👎🏼
yeah some great tips and techniques but that final image is pretty bad.
lol, tell me how you really feel. Haha, it did end up a little more magenta than I planned. The downside of editing with lights in your face. I'll triple check next go around.
It's so aggravating how Pye and so many educators never touch the Color Profile panel and leave their images set to Adobe Color. I mean seriously. Adobe Color is super generic and relatively awful. Pro cameras have camera native color profiles in the Profile panel that are not on by default but do a great job of profiling for that camera. And beyond that, this is where ColorChecker Passport profiling lives if you own a Passport and shoot custom profiles, something far more users should be doing. So no, Pye. There aren't 7 ways. There are EIGHT.
You’re not wrong. But we leave color profiles out of this guide because we specifically develop professional presets (Visual Flow) they use custom camera profiles developed by our partners at DVLOP. Hence we leave that out of a regular workflow, because it’s already built into Visual Flow Development Tools. But it is available should you want to create your own custom profiles.