This, and all of the tutorials in this series, are absolutely wonderful. They are well designed and presented. Thank you for putting so much time and effort into this series. This tutorial in particular was very informative!
Incredible teaching skills Julieanne, so much in here, mastering all these options gives so much flexibility in processing images. Thank you for yet another excellent tutorial 🙂
Hi Julieanne, did as you suggested: Grabbed a snack---actually dinner---propped it and me in front of the computer, "buckled up", hit enter, sat back, and boy did I enjoy, and immensely benefit from, the ride!!! Cheers, Fred Jansohn
Just discovered your tutorials. Wow, great advice and information, skilfully presented (I'm now retired but used to do a similar thing in a rather different field so I appreciate just how much work goes in!) I'll be watching more of your tutorials and of course, I've subscribed! Thanks - but it makes me realise just how slow my laptop is with Lightroom. Off to buy a better one! :)
This was fantastically helpful. Thanks so much Julieanne. I don't know if you've covered it in one of your other videos, but would you be able to show a Lightroom process whereby you use the colour wheel theory to select the most harmonious colours for the image. For example, your brightly coloured holiday motel hotel image with its Red yellow and blue tones. How would you go about using Lightroom in conjunction with the colour wheel to select complimentary colours or analogous or triadic colours from the wheel et cetera - And then applying those colours to your image as closely as possible, using the various mask tools and colour adjustments.
Great video. One feature that I rarely use is the PREVIOUS button, likely because I did not understand it. I always assumed that it applied the changes to a new selected image based on the edits made to the last image that was EDITED. But now I think it means that it will take all of the edits made to the most recent image that was SELECTED prior to the current selection, even if no new edits were made to that previously selected image. In other words, PREVIOUS refers to the PREVIOUS SELECTED image, and it does not refer to the PREVIOUS EDITED image. Is that correct?
This, and all of the tutorials in this series, are absolutely wonderful. They are well designed and presented. Thank you for putting so much time and effort into this series. This tutorial in particular was very informative!
Incredible teaching skills Julieanne, so much in here, mastering all these options gives so much flexibility in processing images. Thank you for yet another excellent tutorial 🙂
My goodness Julianne, you just keep amazing us all!
It never ends, your incredible insight and great reaching.
Thank you again!!
Wow what a bus load of great lessons. Thank you again. The very best of any tutorials by far.
🤯 What a brilliant tutorial! Thank you so much. * rushes to computer to try it all out...
Best masking tutorial
Hi Julieanne, did as you suggested: Grabbed a snack---actually dinner---propped it and me in front of the computer, "buckled up", hit enter, sat back, and boy did I enjoy, and immensely benefit from, the ride!!! Cheers, Fred Jansohn
Amazing tutorial Julieanne...this is one of your best. Some of this I knew, but adding a ray of light to a photo was brand new to me. Brilliant.
I wish I could give this multiple likes. Masks are something I use all the time but had no idea how sophisticated they can be.
An incredible amount of extremely useful information. Just when you thought you knew everything about LR masks. Keep up the great work work Julieanne!
Just discovered your tutorials. Wow, great advice and information, skilfully presented (I'm now retired but used to do a similar thing in a rather different field so I appreciate just how much work goes in!) I'll be watching more of your tutorials and of course, I've subscribed! Thanks - but it makes me realise just how slow my laptop is with Lightroom. Off to buy a better one! :)
This was fantastically helpful. Thanks so much Julieanne.
I don't know if you've covered it in one of your other videos, but would you be able to show a Lightroom process whereby you use the colour wheel theory to select the most harmonious colours for the image. For example, your brightly coloured holiday motel hotel image with its Red yellow and blue tones. How would you go about using Lightroom in conjunction with the colour wheel to select complimentary colours or analogous or triadic colours from the wheel et cetera - And then applying those colours to your image as closely as possible, using the various mask tools and colour adjustments.
Thank you
Great video. One feature that I rarely use is the PREVIOUS button, likely because I did not understand it. I always assumed that it applied the changes to a new selected image based on the edits made to the last image that was EDITED. But now I think it means that it will take all of the edits made to the most recent image that was SELECTED prior to the current selection, even if no new edits were made to that previously selected image. In other words, PREVIOUS refers to the PREVIOUS SELECTED image, and it does not refer to the PREVIOUS EDITED image. Is that correct?