Such an informative and helpful video, the content covered most of the tools required for Interior edits, well explained, quick guidance. Love it! Thank you so much!!
I'm having major issues with a white interior. I exported a previous version which was fine inside but slight blowouts outside. But now I've fixed the blown out area outside, something really weird is happening the to walls and ceiling inside - it's all wavy looking in the texture (but the exposure looks fine). Any ideas? TIA :)
@@NewLayer I meant to say that it looks fine whilst in LR, but weird once exported (although my first one didn't). I ended up calling Adobe (sorry wasn't sure with our time difference) and I'm needing to get them to a client. The guy ended up transporting it into Photoshop. From there he took it back into Lightroom as a TIF and from there I exported again as JPG and the wavy textured marks have gone away. I'll definitely share if it happens again. Moral to the story, I need to get better with Photoshop... :/ but thank you for your quick reply!
Thank you so much for this. I really appreciate it. I am going to try it out. I even took down notes. Gosh, I have done quite a bit wrong in Lightroom. Thank you. Thank you.
Uplifting Video! I learned a-lot in a short period of time. Thank YOU!
Such an informative and helpful video, the content covered most of the tools required for Interior edits, well explained, quick guidance. Love it! Thank you so much!!
Glad it was helpful!
wow what a difference!! Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Simple, no time wasting explanation, brilliant.
i like the way you explained to the point
oh my god, i'm just so blown away by this program
Thank you so much for sharing this video!!! It was soo helpful to me!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
I'm having major issues with a white interior. I exported a previous version which was fine inside but slight blowouts outside. But now I've fixed the blown out area outside, something really weird is happening the to walls and ceiling inside - it's all wavy looking in the texture (but the exposure looks fine). Any ideas? TIA :)
That's very weird, and impossible to say without seeing in realtime. Can you share the RAW + XMP file or a screencast link so I can take a look?
@@NewLayer I meant to say that it looks fine whilst in LR, but weird once exported (although my first one didn't). I ended up calling Adobe (sorry wasn't sure with our time difference) and I'm needing to get them to a client. The guy ended up transporting it into Photoshop. From there he took it back into Lightroom as a TIF and from there I exported again as JPG and the wavy textured marks have gone away. I'll definitely share if it happens again. Moral to the story, I need to get better with Photoshop... :/ but thank you for your quick reply!
@@LM-xz1rc That's extra weird then! Usually artifacts like that look worse BEFORE exporting. Glad you figured out a workaround in the meantime.
@@NewLayer Yeah it's still doing it...so having to drop into PS... Anyway I'm learning new skills! LOL
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Great freaking video!!!
Hi John, thanks for sharing this really useful video, esp straightening uprights, regards, Joe
Auto alignment will NOT typically get things right. So much wrong here.
Auto alignment often works perfectly. If not, do it manually. Nothing wrong here.
Very helpful
Thank you!! You saved my time
Glad I could help :)
This is pretty amazing notes. Thank you!
You’re welcome. Glad it helped 👍
Cool video
Thank you so much for this. I really appreciate it. I am going to try it out. I even took down notes. Gosh, I have done quite a bit wrong in Lightroom. Thank you. Thank you.
Thank's a lot mate! Really appreciate your tutorial!
what a great video, u help me s00 much.. tq sir. .
Thank you so much for a great tutorial!!!
Great tutorial. Thank you!
Very helpful. Thanks!
pretty cool. like your style
Wow, that's amazing
NICE VIDEO....
impressive work!
nice work!!