📸Understanding the process of editing photos: correction, color, finishing
🔍Mastering the Basic tab: white balance, exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows
🌈Exploring the power of Tone Curve: manipulating contrast and creating different looks
🎨Honing in on specific colors with HSL: adjusting hue, saturation, and luminance
#️⃣Utilizing Camera Calibration: manipulating mathematical camera color values
What is the correct order for editing photos in Lightroom?
—The correct order is correction, color, and finishing.
How can I adjust the colors in my photos?
—You can adjust the colors using the HSL panel and selectively editing specific colors.
Can I achieve different looks in my photos using Lightroom?
—Yes, the Tone Curve panel allows you to manipulate contrast and create different looks.
What is Camera Calibration used for?
—Camera Calibration is used to manipulate the mathematical camera color values and fine-tune the colors in your photos.
Should I sharpen my photos in Lightroom?
—Sharpening is subjective, and it's recommended to avoid excessive sharpening, especially if you plan to print your photos.
00:00Introduction to Lightroom basics masterclass
00:30Explanation of the editing process: correction, color, finishing
03:15Step-by-step guide to the Basic tab: white balance, exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows
05:11Deep dive into Tone Curve: manipulating contrast and achieving different looks
07:54Understanding HSL: adjusting hue, saturation, and luminance
09:33Exploring Camera Calibration: manipulating camera color values for precise color adjustments
11:29Finishing touches: sharpening, lens correction, transforming and cropping
