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I’ve used LR for years and never known about this! I’ve watched countless videos and can’t understand how this hasn’t been shown, it’s a really powerful tool. Thank you for bringing it to our attention.
@@ThePhlogPhotography Had a play with it earlier and there’s loads you can do with it. Like desaturating just the highlights looks great on some images.
Edited a ton of photos, and then I discover this video. So many pics could be perfected by using these techniques, but you learn something new every day! Thanks for introducing these tools, I'll surely use them in the future!
I've always struggled with brightening up darker areas. Simply raising the shadows tends to lead to an undesirable, unnatural HDR look! Thank you for this incredible tip. I will use it well!
How refreshing not to have an american talking AT you at 500 words a minute. Clear concise speaking at a pace we can all understand. WELL DONE ....LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. Subscribed
I was just teaching this to a friend last night. I told him this was a powerful tool in lightroom. Your technique makes it twice as powerful as before. Thanks for the great tip. I can't wait to start using it on my shots.
Thank you so much for this tip! My jaw dropped when I realised you could do this for dark areas, dam! Luckily I've only been using LR for like a month, made me feel better knowing people using it for ages also had no idea about it :') Danke schön!
This is amazing. I could watch a dozen more of these with different examples. This is a perfect level of difficulty for my beginner level. A playlist of videos like this would be super helpful!
This is the best tutorial I've ever seen. Your explanation was deep, clear, well paced, concise, straightforward, and interactive. Thank you professor.
Perfectly explained straight to the point. In last two years I have searched for tutorials.. this one is my top of the top. Thanks. Just simple like this one, I need one for the saving from photoshop without losing quality of colors in full format. 👌👍👌
@@ThePhlogPhotography Thank you for responding to my comment. After a while that will be impossible to expect. I asked also about photoshop. How to save original file without losing quality? if you have some video to recommend for.?
Working with LR since version 1 and never discovered this feature. What a timesaver! Thanks a lot for the tutorial Christian and thanks a lot for bringing this up on our stream UA-cam :)
I really enjoyed following along with your work flow. Challenge is now to find all those shots I have with shadows to see if I can integrate your technique. Nicely done Christian. Thank you
8 minutes in he says, that's it, if you want you can go. Are you kidding, I watched a 6 second ad so I'll stay for the whole video. Great tip, so helpful! How'd you find out about it?
I was looking for away to single out a dirt road to make it a cooler tone while keeping the rest of the image warm, with out using the brush tool. This is perfect thank you!
Brilliantly executed. It is nice to watch when someone takes an excellent but very normal image and turns it into a wonderfully subtle moody image. The result is not only pleasing but eye catching. Thank you for that. Your videos are always enlightening.
Great tutorial and photo 👍. I wouldn’t think to put a graduated filter over the whole photo and then use the range mask like that. I’ll definitely bear it in mind in the future 👍
I've been using Lightroom for a decade, and I know about this technique in PS and Resolve-but had no idea it could be achieved in Lightroom. Thanks for the tutorial!
I have watched this once but can see I shall be going through it several times with a fine tooth comb and with a note book by my side. What a great video; so helpful! Thank you for going to the time and trouble to create it for us.
Lovely video and definitely not a clickbait. Even though i don't know photoshop much but your tutorial made it look easier. Earned a sub! Keep up the good work
I swear you could show someone this photo and their first question/comment would be something along the lines of "Wow! You have a really nice camera! What do you shoot with?!"
I've used Lightroom CC for a year now and want to start editing with Lightroom Classic and a bit of Photoshop. Thanks for the great video, made me subscribe :)
I would have liked to have seen a final before and after comparison. You have a nice presentation style. I rarely (never?) edit my photographs that much. I wouldn’t even think to do it. I guess that is something I need to wrestle with.
Hey, hope you could learn something new from this video!
If you want to support this channel, maybe you want to become a member? :-)
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I've been using gradient filters and radial filters for ages, but not like this. This is gold. Thanks alot 👍🏻
Thank you, hope you will get some nice results this way :-)
I’ve used LR for years and never known about this! I’ve watched countless videos and can’t understand how this hasn’t been shown, it’s a really powerful tool. Thank you for bringing it to our attention.
Very happy to hear that, hope this tool will help you with future photos! :-)
@@ThePhlogPhotography Had a play with it earlier and there’s loads you can do with it. Like desaturating just the highlights looks great on some images.
Me too, I felt exactly the same way!!! Shame on Me....... Great job n keep it up Buddy!
Edited a ton of photos, and then I discover this video. So many pics could be perfected by using these techniques, but you learn something new every day! Thanks for introducing these tools, I'll surely use them in the future!
Rhank you, hope this method will help you in the future :-)
I've always struggled with brightening up darker areas. Simply raising the shadows tends to lead to an undesirable, unnatural HDR look! Thank you for this incredible tip. I will use it well!
I know what you mean, hope this will help you get nicer shadows!
Get a Nikon and you won't have an issue with dynamic range. Nikon lead the way in shadow recovery aka dynamic range.
@@IPGAutoI do shoot Nikon! :)
@@JohannBeute - Ahh ok :)
How refreshing not to have an american talking AT you at 500 words a minute. Clear concise speaking at a pace we can all understand. WELL DONE ....LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. Subscribed
Thank you very much Michael, very happy to hear that!
dude i rly got blessed by the youtube algorithm, this channel is helping me so much with editing
I was just teaching this to a friend last night. I told him this was a powerful tool in lightroom. Your technique makes it twice as powerful as before. Thanks for the great tip. I can't wait to start using it on my shots.
It is indeed insanely pwerful, especially when paired with HDR! I hope this video will help you with your editing process!
1:57 when thinking outside the box is actually thinking outside the frame
Thank you so much for this tip! My jaw dropped when I realised you could do this for dark areas, dam! Luckily I've only been using LR for like a month, made me feel better knowing people using it for ages also had no idea about it :') Danke schön!
This is amazing. I could watch a dozen more of these with different examples. This is a perfect level of difficulty for my beginner level. A playlist of videos like this would be super helpful!
OMG this is literally the best thing I've seen in 6 months. Thank you!!!
Thank you so much!! :-)
I have watched a ton of photo edditing tutorials, but I have never seen the one with this great tool. Danke Schön für die tolle Erklärung!
Das freut mich wirklich sehr zu hören, hoffe das Video wird dir weiter helfen!
That Wonderful Trik and Tips
Thank you very much!! :-)
This is the best tutorial I've ever seen. Your explanation was deep, clear, well paced, concise, straightforward, and interactive. Thank you professor.
Thank you so much, very happy to hear that! :-)
I’ve been using Lightroom for ages and didn’t know this existed. Thank you so much. I learnt a huge amount!
That is one of the best and most practical editing videos I’ve ever seen. Thank you.
Perfectly explained straight to the point. In last two years I have searched for tutorials.. this one is my top of the top.
Thanks.
Just simple like this one, I need one for the saving from photoshop without losing quality of colors in full format. 👌👍👌
Thank you for the comment, that really means a lot to me!
@@ThePhlogPhotography Thank you for responding to my comment.
After a while that will be impossible to expect.
I asked also about photoshop. How to save original file without losing quality? if you have some video to recommend for.?
Working with LR since version 1 and never discovered this feature. What a timesaver! Thanks a lot for the tutorial Christian and thanks a lot for bringing this up on our stream UA-cam :)
Thank you so much, very happy to hear thet, hope this will help you in the future!
Dude you are awesome thanks so much
Haha thank you! :-)
I really enjoyed following along with your work flow. Challenge is now to find all those shots I have with shadows to see if I can integrate your technique. Nicely done Christian. Thank you
Fantastic. Years of lightroom and still learning something. Thanks!
Extra powers of masks that I hadn't really been aware of. Thank you!
Hope this will help you with your photos!
Holy Smokes! This is what I needed to boost my Postproduction Workflow. You, Sir, just saved my Sanity and hours of Workarounds!
Amazing trick! I love your "natural looking" approach for editing.
Only been in the craft a few months.. MIND. BLOWN. Thank you!!!
This is gold, very useful tips, I'm definitely subscribing, thanks.
8 minutes in he says, that's it, if you want you can go. Are you kidding, I watched a 6 second ad so I'll stay for the whole video. Great tip, so helpful! How'd you find out about it?
This Channel is one of the best LR Tuturial
Thank you so much!!
I was looking for away to single out a dirt road to make it a cooler tone while keeping the rest of the image warm, with out using the brush tool. This is perfect thank you!
Brilliantly executed. It is nice to watch when someone takes an excellent but very normal image and turns it into a wonderfully subtle moody image. The result is not only pleasing but eye catching. Thank you for that. Your videos are always enlightening.
That means so much to me, thank you very, very much Paul!
As far as tutorials goes, this is a top level one. Perfect explanations, loved it.
Thank you so much!! :-)
That is the most helpful explanation and teaching of that feature that I’ve ever seen. Its finally sticking!
Im really happy to hear that, thank you so much!
This just changed my work flow. Amazing
Outstanding😃
I've been using LR for 3yrs and didn't know you could do that with the filters,thank you so much,game changer👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This is so great for those times when your framing and composition is perfect but the weather isn't complying! :)
Very usefull for precise adjustments !!! Changed my usual way of editing
Thank you!
So helpful I had no idea about Range Masks
Great tutorial and photo 👍. I wouldn’t think to put a graduated filter over the whole photo and then use the range mask like that. I’ll definitely bear it in mind in the future 👍
Thank you! This way the graduated filter acts kind of like a Photoshop layer, which is just soooo helpful
This was one of the best photo editing videos I have watched this year, loved the content truly :) :) :)
Best editor in UA-cam, thank you so much
Oh thank you so much!
Dudeeee! This is a gem of information! Thank you very much for sharing this with us, it will help a lot!
Very happy to hear that!! hope you will have some fun using this tool! :-)
Thank you for your tutorial it was really informative and helpful 👍
I've been using Lightroom for a decade, and I know about this technique in PS and Resolve-but had no idea it could be achieved in Lightroom. Thanks for the tutorial!
Oh my gosh you showed me so many new things I didn't know about! Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge. 😊
Thank you. Very useful. For years I’ve struggled...
I have watched this once but can see I shall be going through it several times with a fine tooth comb and with a note book by my side. What a great video; so helpful! Thank you for going to the time and trouble to create it for us.
Very, very happy to hear that, thank you soo much!!
Hey randomly bumped to your video. It is really great thanks!
Thanks for sharing these techniques. Very helpful. Just subscribed and will look forward to future tutorials. All the best. Dave
Thank you so much Dave!
This is excellent, thank you.
Love this, I’ve been using masks but not getting the look and feel I want. Thank you, this explains so much! 👍🏻
Lovely video and definitely not a clickbait. Even though i don't know photoshop much but your tutorial made it look easier. Earned a sub! Keep up the good work
Thank you very much, I am very happy to hear that!! :-)
One of the best explanations of Range mask, clear ,the right pace. Helped me a lot. The final edit was superb. Great result. Thanks for posting.
Thank you so much! :-)
I swear you could show someone this photo and their first question/comment would be something along the lines of "Wow! You have a really nice camera! What do you shoot with?!"
Haha, this happens quite a lot actually
that was mad helpful! thanks for posting!
Amazing! I've used lightroom for years now, and struggled with lighting specific parts of an image. Thanks a lot!
using Lightroom for 10 years and never new this, thanks!
Absolutely brilliant!! So easy and a great tutorial mate!! Thank you! Jase 👍
Fantastic tutorial. Those that left early missed so much! I learnt a huge amount from this one video, thankyou
Late to the party but thank you for this! Very helpful indeed
Loved the Content Aware hack 😍
I have learnt a lot from this video thank you
Best Lightroom Tutorial on Gradient Mask 👌 Thank you for the video. Subscribed. Very Helpful.
Wow, game changing for me, never knew they had this option. Thank you, keep it up, subscribed.
amazing, I didn't even know this existed! Learn something new everyday. Thank you for sharing this.
This is the most beautiful spot in my hometown lindau. Love it!!!
Lindau zählt für mich auf jeden Fall zu den schönsten Plätzen am Bodensee :-)
Amazing Tutorial. Thank you
fantastic! had no idea this feature even existed. nobody talks about using gradient filters like this. thanks a ton!
I never use Photoshop, but your tip with the soft light brush was very interesting. Thanks!
This is all we need, thanks
Fantastic video. Loved it.
amazing tip. this feels like a game changer. Keep up the good work.
I've used Lightroom CC for a year now and want to start editing with Lightroom Classic and a bit of Photoshop. Thanks for the great video, made me subscribe :)
Thanks a lot, I've just learned some new important tips!!
Honestly one of the most helpful editing videos I’ve watched in a long time...thank you!
Thank you so much!
the best lesson I've seen! thanks buddy!
Thank you Ivan!
Great video. Thank you!
my bestfriend is the brush tool but now i found a new purposeeee. thank you so much i didn't know about this when this was recommended by me. weeeeee
This is a great video....thanks for this!
Incredible stuff. Thank you so much for sharing this. Subbed.
Thank you so much!
Very helpful video! Great info and you didn't unnecessarily drag it out. Thank you.
This can also be achieved through "Blend if" tool in Photoshop.
Fantastic tips. Thank you
Thanks for this excellent content. You've just taken my editing to another level.
That was a really great tutorial, well done and thanks for sharing!
This is actually amazing, wow!
I am completely blown away! Thank you soooo much for this video, you're awesome! 🙏
Whoa, this is awesome! Definitely going to try and incorporate this into future edits. Thank you!
This is WONDERFUL, thank you!
Nice) As far as I know u can get same results using split toning or curves, but this method allows to use multiple filters, that's dope!
Thank you! You are right, you can get a similar effect with split toning regarding the colors!
Thank you! It was surprisingly informative and inspirational.
Thanks for sharing this is a great tip
Thank you so much for this !!!
I didn't even know that this was a Feature! Thank you Very Much for this Tutorial! 😎👍
thank youu, this was incredible!
This was an amazing tutorial. There’s a lot I have to learn. Thank you so much!
I would have liked to have seen a final before and after comparison. You have a nice presentation style.
I rarely (never?) edit my photographs that much. I wouldn’t even think to do it. I guess that is something I need to wrestle with.
wait this is so helpful thank you!
Great tutorial!
Omg thank you so much for this!!!