Adobe Lightroom Tutorial: Professional Photo Editing Tips | B&H Event Space

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THIS VIDOE TAUGHTS A LOT MAN <3

Best spent 2 hours in my photography journey. Great share. Thank you.

At a certain point, this is more special effects than photography.

Cliff: Great tips on how to edit to make pictures pop. Thank you.

This was a great video. I think that I learned so much about being able to look at an image and have a road map of tools to use and what order to get the image that is possible. so many times I would look at what the camera captured and thought that it was just okay, now I can see what is possible. Thank you again.

There's certainly some useful information in here, but what we're really seeing here is a very (VERY) mediocre photographer teaching people how to take their bad photos and COMPLETELY change them in post until they look interesting. This isn't a lesson on photography, it's a lesson on making digital art.

Please look at the camera when you speak

I just know this is without doubt the best instructional video, on just about anything, I’ve ever watched on YT. The, “cut to the chase”, the making others think of the answers, questioning me on how to do…,the reasonings’ in your opinion, you provide, is simply teaching at its very best.

I can’t get the same panel under the histogram mine are just crop, red eye and mask how do I get the other choices?

you can do what you want!

perfect speed 1.25

Oh my god so good explained thank you!!!!

its blatantly obvious that you're trying to scam people

TrasNice tutorialest most garbage soft ever 19

money as Pro logic looks to run smoother on MAC! FFS!!!

Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much

Awesome

I find what was mssing at last, the greatest explnation for wha we missing 👌🏻🎭🤟🏼

I prefer Lr vs LrC on my laptop. Am I missing out on important settings by opting to stick with Lr? I'm a Windows 11 user btw.

Beautiful, impactful and extremely interesting tutorial. learnt and absorb a lot from this tutorial

The theory is good, but the unedited versions are generally better. This just shows how hard it is to actually beat apple/insta/lightroom and so on filters and presets. Engineers know what people want to arrive at and when editing from scratch it's easy to mess up.

I love this lesson. I absolutely love that he explains his own feelings on the image. why he's doing it and not just, I'm doing this. I'm doing that. he's actually giving me the insight into what he sees in the image even before the editing. it really helps to keep me inspired to learn more about photography

Superb presentation! some of these option look different in LR 2022. But this is a new approach to masking

Thank you so much for this. Great course and can't believe this is free. thank you again.

Wow!.. just Wow!!

if you love a woman.. tell her that she is a woman...

Just watching this now and I have to say that the DOF edit you made was horrible, this would be much better if you used a mask in PS and made a more realistic front to back gradient for lens blur that more realistically kept the field of focus. Parts of the image withing the field of view that should have remained sharp were unrealistically blurred by the adjustments you made with the tools you used. I do appreciate the value of the tools available in Light Room and what you are sharing is still quite valuable. Especially for adjustments of highlights and shadows and your advise on capturing as much information in the initial file as possible.

Anybody have a link for the "how to speed up lightroom" video he mentions in the beginning? TYIA!

very bad result. thank you

I like this kind of work. The man is a master of his craft. Nice workmanship. Only why is it not in photoshop?

Cliff’s presentation teaches not only post-processing

I learned a lot form this video, thank you Clifford

vibrance is not a smart "saturation"! Vibrance works in the "midtones! geez!

This moron thinks ISO doesn't affect exposure? "It's just volume" Show him the exposure triangle and give him a lolipop.

Which version of lightroom is he using?

Last Time during using lightroom i was a little bit confused but after your video it's completely simple to me. thank you

This lecture is amazing! Thanks for posting it in full... Would anyone here know whether it's possible to delete photo files from disk at the same time as deleting from LR? Thanks :)

I'm 20 minutes in and already hate him. LOL that just means I have about 4 days of experience with Lightroom and I'm sitting here going "I would have never thought of that"

I’m a half hour into this and I love it. I have been using Lightroom for two years and I’m learning A LOT! Thank you so much for sharing.

Thankyou ♥️🙌It helped

another example of editing Lemmings, rushing aimlessly to go over the edge. extreme slider adjustments. gimmicks not creativity.

Some very useful information here and I'll come back to it again. I think some of the images are oversaturated but every one to his own. Quality video, thanks !

I have resisted making use of Lightroom and similar tools for all but the most basic adjustments reasoning that if I couldn't get it pretty close to "right" in camera, then I didn't deserve the shot. To do otherwise was cheating myself (I could be lazy) and reality (artificially create the moment rather than capture it). Clifford's workshop didn't just shift my perception of post-processing editing, it opened my eyes about how to get where I wanted to go artistically without sacrificing the underlying integrity of my photography. It made me realize how foolish I have been in not using available tools to reasonable advantage. The most important aspect of this workshop is that he links edits to an underlying vision - this isn't about making an image technically correct, it's about using tools to express yourself. Well done and much appreciated.

This is great!

Tjose are awesome shots man!

No, getting it right in camera means getting it right the first time, but an "Iphone" or smartphone photographer wouldn't know that. only those of us who have been to school, have degrees, and shoot raw on DSLR would know that you need to get as much done on scene and in camera as possible, that's why we buy lights, light meters, he's an idiot.

I'd rather show less, but show how