how to edit Event Photographs like a PRO in Adobe Lightroom
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2023
- If you're looking to take your event photography to the next level, then you need to learn how to edit like a pro. In this video, we'll show you how to edit event photographs in Adobe Lightroom, an essential tool for any photographer.
Editing event photographs is an essential part of the photo-journalist or event photographer repertoire. In this video, we'll show you how to edit your photos so that they achieve the perfect balance of visual impact and editing ease. By the end of this video, you'll be able to edit event photographs like a pro!
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I'm a newbie photographer and I recently took some photos for a work event and had clients and co-workers asking me for copies. I was VERY NERVOUS about the entire ordeal especially since I am also a beginner with Lightroom. The edits you made and your explanations really helped me out a lot and the batch editing made the process much smoother. Thank you!!
I’m really happy I could help, good luck with all your future endeavors. 😁
Thank you for the tips. This help me a lot :)
Perfect … thank you:)
love the start of your video
Thank you very much
Thanks for the tutorial. What's your white balance setting on your camera?
Do you use photo mechanic I use it a lot I feel it’s better than going through it through Lightroom but your workflow is your workflow and I like the way you have your workflow and I’m a sports photographer. Wanting to get into stuff like concert event photography
Smart!! I too overshoot because it is easier to delete extra shots than be at risk of not having the shot you need/want. One has to develop the discipline of culling the photos afterwards, though.
You’re absolutely right! Thanks for the comment 🙏🏾
This is definitely helping me! and to answer your question, She would be called the mom to be lol
Hahaha thank you 😁
Great video! Have you considered using an on camera flash so you can reduce iso/gran?
I always use them for my event. I use the Godox vs1. It died towards the end of me shooting that’s why there’s so much grain. Thanks a lot 😁
I’m having trouble copying my edits. How do you do that from Lightroom web?
Great video. I need to learn to use flash better to get my photos to look like yours. Also, the 24-105mm f2.8 just got announced! You going to sell your liver? Lol
Thanks man. I’ve been looking at it lol
It’s $3000 🙆🏾♂️ if you know anyone that needs spare liver please lmk 😂😂
Nice Job bro! Just curious to know, do you color grade your event photos?
I do sometimes, it depends on the type of event.
Thanks for the question.
Great tips Timothy thank you. I too shoot events and shiny skin caused by flash always drove me nuts and I would spend hours in post (usually Photoshop) manually removing the shine spots..until I watched a video from another UA-camr and it was a game changer - no more shine or even flash reflections in mirrors or worse, harsh shadows projected on the walls behind the people I was shooting. It’s using bounce flash but he covers everything. What a difference it has made ua-cam.com/video/V5iCy6OK0rc/v-deo.htmlsi=b3SS8vznDlei_ECR. Kind regards 😊
What is all this "like a PRO" nonsense? Just clickbait, I guess!!!