The Lightroom Tone Curve Explained

In today’s video, I’m explaining the Lightroom Tone Curve. We look at how it works, how to use it and when. The Lightroom Tone Curve can dramatically improve your photography and is especially effective for black and white images.
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[@windmillgolfer]

Excellent explanation, clear and concise. Thank you Robin.

[@RobinWhalley]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you

[@alanwilliams8317]

Excellent explanation of a function I've always avoided. Many thanks
Alan

[@RobinWhalley]

Happy to help. Thank you.

[@foisonurlubu4303]

It is always a pleasure to watch your videos, Tank you so much. May I gave 2 little observations: for those who don't use Lightroom (like me!), the same is to be found in Camera Raw, beginners often don't know this. Regarding clipping high lights and blacks, you are definitively right but for those of us not printing their pictures (just screen watching), a little clipping here and there is not a big deal. I said, a little clipping ...

[@RobinWhalley]

Good point about Adobe Camera raw. Regarding clipping, yes a little can help but it does depend on the image. It’s best to judge what makes the image look better.