In this video I’m editing a Sunset Photo from the Isle of Skye using Lightroom. I’m taking the RAW file and turning it into the finished and fully edited photo while explaining every step I do from start to finish. In this tutorial I’m editing not very streamlined but I really mix up different sliders with each other and give you a look into the workflow I use when editing myself with every tip and trick.
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I have been photographing for over 3 years now and because I started shooting RAW very early I needed a program to edit them, I looked into a lot of raw converters and at the end decided to go with Lightroom because it seemed like a very versatile, affordable and user friendly program.
Now I’ve been using Lightroom for almost 3 years have never felt the need to change to another software. I have edited hundreds and hundreds of images, my techniques and pictures continually developed and I was getting happier and happier with the result I was getting. Many People asked my how I edited this landscape, how did I do that etc.. So I figured I’d just make a guide and put it on YouTube and post a text / stills version here. I am sure I have still a lot to learn and there are many different ways and styles and ways to edit landscapes but here I’m just showing you my way, my workflow on how I edit most of my landscapes, keep in mind that what I’m going to show here is a very rough version of my workflow, it would be impossible to to list all detailed adjustments and how I mix different settings together for 1 setting, many thought only 1 slider was for etc.. But still, if you like my style of editing I do to my images this might give you some inspiration, ideas or help you out for your editing 🙂
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this is great! i dont think you should be saying “sorry” all the time, it
really helped me understand when you went back and fourth. I always think
that people do everything right in one go, but this just proof that its a
bunch of tweaks :)
+isaacmijangos I see what you’re saying, thanks a lot for the feedback! 🙂
Great job, looks really good! One tip, when you drag a graduated filter and
you want it to be perfectly straight, you should keep the shift key pressed
while dragging :)!
+primalniek thanks a lot! did not know that 🙂
This unstreamlined approach was interesting, to see how adjustments made
later lead you to re-do earlier ones. It’s not a better way though, just
different. Definitely don’t stop doing the streamlined ones too.
+David Clark thanks a lot for your feedback! i think i’m gonna make some
videos mixed and some streamlined
hey.. can i like.. get the original photo (just the jpeg) so i could
experiment with it a bit and try like what you did in the video? thanks
+YuriFineart dats okay, thanks.
+Luffy Mugiwara hmmm… should work, sorry for the
watermarks btw
+YuriFineart oh you use flickr too, cool! but the photo listed as private :/
+Luffy Mugiwara
that’s the
best I can do 🙂
please please PLEASE don’t skip on the local dodge and burn adjustments.
They are the most important part of your eye and general mood you create.
So please don’t skip them next time
+YuriFineart thank you for your answer. I can completely understand your
reasoning behind it. Maybe a compromise would work? You could speed it up
and not skip it entirely, that way I/others can slow down the youtube
player speed and have a look at your magic 🙂
I have already seen your dodge and burning tutorial, but still, I think you
show these videos for everyone to learn picture by picture. Maybe my
compromise is something for you to think about?
+morpheusmorph I’m sorry but I just can’t show the process in every single
video, I do in some but sometimes I just skip it. I think if you watch my
dodge and burning tutorial and try it yourself you should get the feel for
it yourself rather quick, just look at the photo and wherever there is a
flat looking area, just brighten the bright parts and darken the dark parts
🙂