HOW TO USE COLOR GRADING in Lightroom

perfect explanation bro I've subscribed

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i wish i had teachers like you back in school. great tutorial!

Really enjoy this video. Very useful and straight to the point.

Hey Kevin! Came Across your videos just a little while ago, and I'm already subscribed! I wanted to know if you could help me though! there's a photographer I've been effortlessly doing trial and error on to try and capture how he's making his photos look so textured and realistic, but I can't for the life of me find anyone with a resolution on how he's able to so. Is there a way I could show you some of his work and get your opinion?

Can you compare s22 ultra?

Hello do you by chance have any free cameras available that are not needed. I am an upcoming photographer in need of a camera. I currently have a canon EOS rebel t5

Wow, brilliantly explained - thank you - now I won't shy away from it as I have been doing so far.

Excellent job, very clear and concise, straight to the point. Thank you, liked and subscribed!

The point of split toning is to create separation between highlights and shadows, effectively like using different color temps for different parts of the image. That is an important concept to keep in mind when deciding how to split tone. Another important thing to keep in mind is how hues to things affect their perception. For example, a cool toned sunset is not realistic, just like a warm toned snow scene in mid day is not realistic. Whenever we see cold scenes that are warm toned, our brains expect other things to be present, like tall shadows because light should be streaming in from one side at sunset. Even if you don't see the sun itself in the image, your brain recognizes it is sunset, and that it is acceptable that it's warm toned because of the way shadows are cast.

Without complimentary color palettes this tool is useless. I’m not sure how it can even be called color grading when it does not have palettes.

Love the Pace !!!! Keeps me glued.

Outstanding.

You're putting out some of the best content in this field. Sometimes I think other people must be getting paid by the word. Your videos are all about what's really important. This video is no exception.

You know what I would love to see? A video about file management in LightRoom. Not just catalog management, but the physical storage (and movement) of image files. The people who do talk about it say the same thing, "It depends on what's important to you." Fine...talk about how YOU chose to handle it.

Nice, thank you!

Came here from PetaPixel, also wanted to say nice presentation skills!

Quick tutorial and a lot of good advice. Thank you!

Useful as I've just moved to LrC from LR6. Not usually keen on video tutorials but this was exemplary... no waffle, just the necessary details with nothing left out.

Great teaching, presenting Skill you have.

No stalling, get to the point, really useful & practicall.

Thanks, You earn a new subscriber

Thank you.

This channel is so underrated. Learned so much from him.

Very helpful. Thank you.