DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE LIGHTROOM PRESETS HERE: shop.signatureedits.com/genesis-sample-pack **Wondering why not just use the other tools in Lightroom instead of the tone curve?** There are actually a few reasons you'd use the tone curve instead of other settings: *REASON 1)* it allows for SELECTIVE contrast. With the contrast slider you have one set way to add contrast - Its either on or off. With the tone curve, you can add contrast in a specific portion of your image without affecting other portions - add more contrast in JUST the highlights, or JUST the midtones etc. *REASON 2)* the tone curve RGB panel lets you control the levels of blacks and whites to reduce contrast. The contrast slider only allows you to ADD contrast. *REASON 3)* the tone curve lets you set custom black points and white point, allowing you to add a filmic feel to your images and dial in the exact amount of fade you want. *REASON 4)* the red, green and blue portions of the tone curve allow you to do all of this with SPECIFIC color channels - Which means you can tweak color balance in your image, add / remove tones in specific areas (darken greens in JUST the shadows for instance) - Whereas the hsl panel luminance only lets you darken / brighten the greens as a whole. Overall the reason is for more control & targeted adjustments. There are a LOT of things you can do with the tone curve - Many of which can't be done anywhere else in Lightroom.
I have to agree with everyone here. I understood the tone curve for the most part, but your clarity and voice actually kept me watching the entire video. Very well done!
I went to professional photography school. I worked in this field for 10 years. I always avoided the curve, cause I didn't understand it and was able to go around without it. And in just 11 minutes, you just made it very clear and memorable. Your video should me mandatory in school.... (we had a 6 hours class on just that). I now understand how it works. Thanks a lot!
If you never touch all the knobs on the control panel you never figure out that one is for cooling, the other for the pumps and before you know it, you got Chernobyl but at least you know how to operate the next reactor.
This is the most incredible tutorial ever.... literally. Explaining how it actually works and what it does, instead of just going in and moving the points. THANK YOU.
I have watched a fuckton of videos both from professional photography courses to the youtube videos available. no one was able to give me more clarity on what tone curve does and how to start using this. This video is THE ONE VIDEO which has made me understand the tone curve finally.
I've watched DOZENS of tone curve videos and this has been the most helpful and clear video. most people just say "make an s curve and you have aesthetics" but this video shows each and ever detail. Thanks SO much.
Haha thanks Raymond - Yes I remember trying to learn the tone curve and encountering the same kind of "S curve and you're good" advice ;) Glad this was helpful!
I was literally just thinking that I am so new to Lightroom and I NEED to understand Tone Curve better and this popped up on my CZcams sidebar. You are an amazing teacher! Thank you so much!
I've watched a number of these "tutorial" videos for using the tone curve in Lightroom. What none of them seems to do is explain why you would use the tone curve to adjust contrast for example rather than the contrast slider in the Basic panel. Or to remove a color cast why use a color channel in the tone curve when you can use the HSL sliders (or the temp/tint sliders). If you make another video like this, that sort of explanation would be useful. If the answer is that either approach will give you the same results, then the sliders seems to me to be a much more straight-forward method...?
Wow, you are SO RIGHT! I can't believe I didn't go into this! *There are actually a few reasons you'd use the tone curve instead of other settings:* *REASON 1)* it allows for SELECTIVE contrast. With the contrast slider you have one set way to add contrast - Its either on or off. With the tone curve, you can add contrast in a specific portion of your image without affecting other portions - add more contrast in JUST the highlights, or JUST the midtones etc. *REASON 2)* the tone curve RGB panel lets you control the levels of blacks and whites to reduce contrast. The contrast slider only allows you to ADD contrast. *REASON 3)* the tone curve lets you set custom black points and white point, allowing you to add a filmic feel to your images and dial in the exact amount of fade you want. *REASON 4)* the red, green and blue portions of the tone curve allow you to do all of this with SPECIFIC color channels - Which means you can tweak color balance in your image, add / remove tones in specific areas (darken greens in JUST the shadows for instance) - Whereas the hsl panel luminance only lets you darken / brighten the greens as a whole. Overall the reason is for more control & targeted adjustments. There are a LOT of things you can do with the tone curve - Many of which can't be done anywhere else in Lightroom. Hope this helps! Ryan
@@SignatureEdits Thank you for your reply and excellent explanation! I'm definitely going to follow your advice and explore utilizing this powerful tool more often!
I cant believe i finally found a channel where I can watch tutorials without getting bored. this is one of the most helpful and informative video i have ever watched! thank you so much. your explanations suit me very well. thank you so much.
Dude using that gradient image was GENIOUS! I know what the tone curves do, as a computer scientist they were never complicated for me to begin with. But it's how to use them that bugs me. I'm very comfortable with using the RGB curve but I never touch the individual ones because I have no idea how to use them without totally ruining the image. But the point finder tool in Lightroom is amazing, I didn't know of that. That's why unfortunately Lightroom is the best software out there, it's stuff like that, that competitors just don't have, unfortunately.
I never knew the tone curve could do all that! My mouth dropped when you edited that ocean photo and all you did was mess with the tone curve. Mind = blown.
Thank you for this simple, and informative video. I am not a photographer, but rather, a florist... Just trying to make my images that much better 👌🏻 and I FINALLY understand how to use this feature thanks to you.
Baha thanks Bramy! My pleasure. If you feel like paying for more resources, you can always check out our templates, presets & training at shop.signatureedits.com ;)
I've been using LR for some time; this is the first time I actually understand this tool. Your example with the gradient image is pure genius. Thank you!
Was just thinking today that I haven't encountered any curve guides where an actual gray chart was used to demonstrate what each channel did and five hours later I found this video. Fantastic and concise explanation!
This is THE best video i've ssen on tone curve adjustments... you' detailed it from the basic physics behind and showed some really good examples... thank you :)
The RYB colours are actually CMY: Cian Magenta Yellow. Printers use these as the primary colours and the combination of the three pigments in a white surface gives black, the absence white. Two of them at a time gives us Secondary Pigment colours which not by accident happen to be: RGB. When working with light, the absence of light means black, the Pimary are RGB combination of two at a time are CMY and all the Primary Light colours give us white.
Got to be hands down the most straightforward yet detailed and simple enough video to teach us Tone Curve and show real world practical!! Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Just came here in 2019, I think I wasted my 5 years to learn curve on internet. Finally I can understand what tone curve is. Awsum. Please share more. I lie how your explain thing. Respect man
I'm a beginning photographer and sometimes feel very overwhelmed by Lightroom. Thank you so much for this tutorial; I fully understood everything, and I'm feeling much less intimidated. I also very much enjoyed learning about the science behind this. Thanks again.
So great to hear it was helpful for you Annelisse! There is a LOT to learn when you first start out doing photography so I totally relate. All the best and good luck to you!
Now that is a tone curve MASTER CLASS hahah, I watched all the way trough even tho I know how to use this tool. Can´t wait to watch more of your videos
Ok so thats how one should make tutorials for beginners assuming that a beginner is just learning from scratch. I watched so many videos for tone curve and none of those were this much helpful. Subscribed
The most informative video on Lr's Tone curve, PERIOD! I can't thank you enough, I've understood more in 11.5 minutes than all the tutorials I've read/watched!
Thank you for explaining now just how to adjust the different points (which so many videos do) and the WHYS behind why you adjust what you do. So many videos breeze through stuff like "I adjust the shadows/highlights/hue/etc here".... well DUH! A beginner needs to know exactly which factor you adjust and what that _causes_ !
Thank you! I always skipped using the tone curve because I never really understood it very well. But the way you explained it left it perfectly clear, and I love it!
@@destinyroach8280 Great question! This vid might help you - Using a decontrast adjustment brush is my fav way to even out lighting fast and in a subtle way. See how it works for you :) czcams.com/video/ZYwoLemwhBc/video.html
Hi Jan! It sounds like your tone curve setting has been changed from the point curve. Click the little box in the bottom right of the panel to change the view / settings adjustments. Hope this makes sense!
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**Wondering why not just use the other tools in Lightroom instead of the tone curve?**
There are actually a few reasons you'd use the tone curve instead of other settings:
*REASON 1)* it allows for SELECTIVE contrast. With the contrast slider you have one set way to add contrast - Its either on or off. With the tone curve, you can add contrast in a specific portion of your image without affecting other portions - add more contrast in JUST the highlights, or JUST the midtones etc.
*REASON 2)* the tone curve RGB panel lets you control the levels of blacks and whites to reduce contrast. The contrast slider only allows you to ADD contrast.
*REASON 3)* the tone curve lets you set custom black points and white point, allowing you to add a filmic feel to your images and dial in the exact amount of fade you want.
*REASON 4)* the red, green and blue portions of the tone curve allow you to do all of this with SPECIFIC color channels - Which means you can tweak color balance in your image, add / remove tones in specific areas (darken greens in JUST the shadows for instance) - Whereas the hsl panel luminance only lets you darken / brighten the greens as a whole.
Overall the reason is for more control & targeted adjustments. There are a LOT of things you can do with the tone curve - Many of which can't be done anywhere else in Lightroom.
I don't even think I need any presets after what I've seen! But thank you once again!
Thanks for this video...it is very informative and helpful. I learned a lot.😊
this was the MOST informative and actually helpful video on tone curves I've ever seen. I feel like I finally truly understand it
That's awesome Taylor! Glad it made sense to you :) Thanks for the comment!
Agreed
I SWEAR. THE MOST INFORMATIVE.
Yeah, TOTALLY AGREE. I felt the same way.
I Agree, I have never used the tone curve. But now this opens up so many possibiltiies.
I have to agree with everyone here. I understood the tone curve for the most part, but your clarity and voice actually kept me watching the entire video. Very well done!
Wow, that's a huge compliment Mike, thanks so much!
A 1000% true
seriously, made me want to keep watching thinking hey, this guy probably knows more than I do, just listen to how he describes it. well done
@@xxjabarri2xx Thanks so much - Great to hear it was helpful!
i so much agree with you
I went to professional photography school. I worked in this field for 10 years. I always avoided the curve, cause I didn't understand it and was able to go around without it. And in just 11 minutes, you just made it very clear and memorable. Your video should me mandatory in school.... (we had a 6 hours class on just that). I now understand how it works. Thanks a lot!
If you never touch all the knobs on the control panel you never figure out that one is for cooling, the other for the pumps and before you know it, you got Chernobyl but at least you know how to operate the next reactor.
Wow I only just saw this! So glad it made such a difference for you!
This is the most incredible tutorial ever.... literally. Explaining how it actually works and what it does, instead of just going in and moving the points. THANK YOU.
👍🤫💰
I have watched a fuckton of videos both from professional photography courses to the youtube videos available. no one was able to give me more clarity on what tone curve does and how to start using this. This video is THE ONE VIDEO which has made me understand the tone curve finally.
Great to hear Manav - Glad it was helpful!
BEST TONE CURVE TUTORIAL EVER !!!!
Thanks so much Jonathan! Glad to help
I agree. Best😍
I've watched DOZENS of tone curve videos and this has been the most helpful and clear video. most people just say "make an s curve and you have aesthetics" but this video shows each and ever detail. Thanks SO much.
Haha thanks Raymond - Yes I remember trying to learn the tone curve and encountering the same kind of "S curve and you're good" advice ;) Glad this was helpful!
I was literally just thinking that I am so new to Lightroom and I NEED to understand Tone Curve better and this popped up on my CZcams sidebar. You are an amazing teacher! Thank you so much!
Omg i can’t believe after I watched so many videos. It’s just now that I understand the use if tone curves 😱 you are so awesome!
Baha thanks so much Crushergo ;) Pinned your comment because its so awesome.
Same here!!! Thanks ♥️
You're welcome Mehr! Thanks for the comment :)
Same here! Finally I can understand it.
Same here! Thank you! ❤️
I have tried to learn about tone curves a bazillion times and THIS is the first time I understood them! THANK YOU!
AMAZING! Haha thanks Trish - Glad it helped!
I've watched a number of these "tutorial" videos for using the tone curve in Lightroom. What none of them seems to do is explain why you would use the tone curve to adjust contrast for example rather than the contrast slider in the Basic panel. Or to remove a color cast why use a color channel in the tone curve when you can use the HSL sliders (or the temp/tint sliders). If you make another video like this, that sort of explanation would be useful. If the answer is that either approach will give you the same results, then the sliders seems to me to be a much more straight-forward method...?
Wow, you are SO RIGHT! I can't believe I didn't go into this! *There are actually a few reasons you'd use the tone curve instead of other settings:*
*REASON 1)* it allows for SELECTIVE contrast. With the contrast slider you have one set way to add contrast - Its either on or off. With the tone curve, you can add contrast in a specific portion of your image without affecting other portions - add more contrast in JUST the highlights, or JUST the midtones etc.
*REASON 2)* the tone curve RGB panel lets you control the levels of blacks and whites to reduce contrast. The contrast slider only allows you to ADD contrast.
*REASON 3)* the tone curve lets you set custom black points and white point, allowing you to add a filmic feel to your images and dial in the exact amount of fade you want.
*REASON 4)* the red, green and blue portions of the tone curve allow you to do all of this with SPECIFIC color channels - Which means you can tweak color balance in your image, add / remove tones in specific areas (darken greens in JUST the shadows for instance) - Whereas the hsl panel luminance only lets you darken / brighten the greens as a whole.
Overall the reason is for more control & targeted adjustments. There are a LOT of things you can do with the tone curve - Many of which can't be done anywhere else in Lightroom.
Hope this helps!
Ryan
@@SignatureEdits Thank you for your reply and excellent explanation! I'm definitely going to follow your advice and explore utilizing this powerful tool more often!
@@CostaMesaPhotography You're very welcome!
I was thinking exactly the same thing
@@MohammadAruf Glad I answered the question then :) Don't know how I missed it in the og video!
Thanks for subtitles!! Im always watching this videos at work without sound
That's awesome, glad to hear the subs are helpful!
I cant believe i finally found a channel where I can watch tutorials without getting bored. this is one of the most helpful and informative video i have ever watched! thank you so much. your explanations suit me very well. thank you so much.
Glad I could help! Thanks so much for the awesome comment :)
MIND. BLOWN. I think this is the first time I have ever understood the Tone Curve. Thank you SO much for making this!
Fantastic - Glad to hear it made sense and was helpful for you Sydney!
Dude using that gradient image was GENIOUS! I know what the tone curves do, as a computer scientist they were never complicated for me to begin with. But it's how to use them that bugs me. I'm very comfortable with using the RGB curve but I never touch the individual ones because I have no idea how to use them without totally ruining the image. But the point finder tool in Lightroom is amazing, I didn't know of that. That's why unfortunately Lightroom is the best software out there, it's stuff like that, that competitors just don't have, unfortunately.
Wow thanks Wuschel, glad to hear it all made sense and you got something out of it! Totally agree - The color picker tool is SUPER handy!
I never knew the tone curve could do all that! My mouth dropped when you edited that ocean photo and all you did was mess with the tone curve. Mind = blown.
This is probably one of the best tutorial videos on Lightroom I've ever watched. This makes understanding tone curve so easy and simple. Thank you!
Thanks so much! Really glad to hear it was helpful and resonated with you!
Maybe the best tutorial on tone curves on the tube. Loved it
You're awesome! Thanks so much
Thank you for this simple, and informative video. I am not a photographer, but rather, a florist... Just trying to make my images that much better 👌🏻 and I FINALLY understand how to use this feature thanks to you.
Oh that's awesome Arbella! Thanks so much - Glad it was helpful :)
Excellent tutorial. There are so many convoluted blog posts about tone curves, but this demonstrates tone curves so succinctly.
Finally a video that clearly explains the tone curves!!! I knew the basics but was afraid to play with the individual channels. Thank you
Thanks so much Alejo! Really glad it unpacked the individual channels for you :)
Excellent explanation of the Tone Curve and how it can be used to make photos pop!
Glad it helped Bill!
As someone who uses the tone curve regularly you’ve added a whole new level of understanding for me. Great video! 👍🏻
Awesome, thanks Lloyd! Glad it gave some fresh perspective
I accually stop watching the video in the middle of it to write a comment! Your teaching skills are amazing! Thanx a lot for this video men!
So glad it helped Zeynep! Thanks for the comment :)
I feel like, I gotta pay for watching this.
Awesome video man!
Baha thanks Bramy! My pleasure. If you feel like paying for more resources, you can always check out our templates, presets & training at shop.signatureedits.com ;)
I've watched hundreds of Lightroom tutorials. They were nothing like this one. Now I finally understand the tone curve 😭 Thank you!!!
baha tears of joy i hope ;) glad it helped!
Best tone curve ever. Ure the master of tone curve in the whole of youtube. Deserves a million view
Baha love this comment - Thanks Andy!
I've been using LR for some time; this is the first time I actually understand this tool. Your example with the gradient image is pure genius. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks Giovanni!
With Signature Edits I'm definitely going to leave this earth with a Masters in Lightroom Edits
Hahahaha love it. Thanks Rodwin
In all the Lightroom tutorials I've seen, I've never seen this explained. Thank you.
You're very welcome! Thanks so much for the comment
The Skin tone Trick is amazing
Thanks Paul!
I just started using Lightroom and I would play with tone curve but had no idea how to really use it.
THIS REALLY HELPED!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
booya! pumped to hear that! happy new year :)
This was incredibly comprehensive and useful...I've never touched the tone curve before but I pretty much feel like an expert now. Thank you for this!
Was just thinking today that I haven't encountered any curve guides where an actual gray chart was used to demonstrate what each channel did and five hours later I found this video. Fantastic and concise explanation!
Thank you for making this so easy to understand! I've always skipped tone curve, but I definitely feel a little more confident about it now :)
Thanks Jessica, so glad to hear it! If you have any other ideas or videos you'd like to see please let me know
Best video ever for this topic. Just mind blowing for me. Why haven't I found this video earlier? Thank you so much!
wow thanks so much lenka!
THIS BLEW MY MIND! now i actually understand tone curve! THANK YOU!
HURRAY!
THANKYOU!!! nobody has explained it like this.
You’re very welcome!!!
I'm going to have to watch this a few dozen times to truly understand how I should best use the tone curve haha.. great video!
Haha thanks Audrey - Glad it connected with you!
I’ll be using tone curve more often because of this video wow amazing
Wow that's so cool! Thanks Stephany!
Wow thank you so much for this explanation. First time I've understood the tone curve from a tutorial!
Amazing, so glad to hear it Lena!
I had no idea! a lot of possibilities hiding in a single feature! Great video!
RIGHT?!~ Haha thanks Rafa - Good luck!
I’ve played with the tone curve but never really understood it until now. Thanks for such an informative video!!
That's awesome it made sense for you Ivan! Thanks for your comment :)
Yes very helpful, no useless words , straight forward. helpful, thanks
Thanks VicLui! Glad it was helpful and to the point :)
This is THE best video i've ssen on tone curve adjustments... you' detailed it from the basic physics behind and showed some really good examples... thank you :)
Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much :)
Dude... the tone curve confused me SO MUCH until I watched this video. I am worshipping you right now. THANK YOU!
Glad it helped you!
Agree with everyone, this is by far the best tutorial ive watched on how to use the tone curve. THANK YOU!!!!
Wow thanks so much Camie! Really appreciate that!
Insane how much I learned in 11 minutes. Insane. Thank you so much!
Great to hear! You're very welcome
that last edit got my head like "wooooaah"
I'm definitely gonna try it
Bahaha that's great Vitor - Good luck!
Finally curves make sense and wow its powerful
LOVE IT!
The RYB colours are actually CMY: Cian Magenta Yellow. Printers use these as the primary colours and the combination of the three pigments in a white surface gives black, the absence white. Two of them at a time gives us Secondary Pigment colours which not by accident happen to be: RGB. When working with light, the absence of light means black, the Pimary are RGB combination of two at a time are CMY and all the Primary Light colours give us white.
Great breakdown Alan! Wish I'd had this explained to me before this video :)
I came here to say this.
wow. I never understood the tone curve. Thanks for teaching us in plain language.
Happy to help! Glad it connected :)
The sky demonstration is what knocked me outa my chair. Thank you for this, the time curve has been a mystery to me for a while now lol.
That's awesome, thanks Eitan!
This was the best curves tutotial that I've ever seen
Thanks so much!
"Well, that wasn't very good english but we're going to just roll on" .... basically me in every essay
Lol we have that in common!
Got to be hands down the most straightforward yet detailed and simple enough video to teach us Tone Curve and show real world practical!! Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
So good Nic! Great to hear - You're weeeeeeeeeeelccccccooooooome
This is amazing thank you so much as a beginner this is probably the best video I’ve seen on tone curve
Great to hear Franklyn! Thanks so much - Glad it was helpful for ya :)
the simplest way of learning tone curve ive ever watch in yt!!! kudos
You're such a great teacher. That was so clear and easy to understand. Much appreciated!
Thanks so much Carolina, that's great to hear it made sense! Appreciate your comment :)
This is best tone curve explanation video i have ever seen
That's so great to hear! Thanks Saravanakumar
What a clear review. You really have a talent in reviews man cheers!
Thanks mate, really appreciate that! Glad it helped!
Just came here in 2019, I think I wasted my 5 years to learn curve on internet. Finally I can understand what tone curve is. Awsum. Please share more. I lie how your explain thing. Respect man
Bahaha this is wonderful, thanks so much and glad it helped!
You're a lifesaver man. Thanks for sharing the knowledge. You got a new subscriber.
Thanks Wufie! Glad it helped :)
Most comprehensive Tone Curve Video ever, Master Teacher, Thanks!
Wow this was beyond helpful!! Thank you for sharing!!!
Thanks so much Michelle! Great to hear :)
I'm a beginning photographer and sometimes feel very overwhelmed by Lightroom. Thank you so much for this tutorial; I fully understood everything, and I'm feeling much less intimidated. I also very much enjoyed learning about the science behind this. Thanks again.
So great to hear it was helpful for you Annelisse! There is a LOT to learn when you first start out doing photography so I totally relate. All the best and good luck to you!
Wow. awesome and easy to understand tutorial....thanks!
Amazing - Thanks so much for commenting!
Wow. I've never seen a better explanation of the Tone Curve before. EXCELLENT job!!!
Amazing, thanks so much Monica!
Now that is a tone curve MASTER CLASS hahah, I watched all the way trough even tho I know how to use this tool. Can´t wait to watch more of your videos
Wow thanks so much!
Ok so thats how one should make tutorials for beginners assuming that a beginner is just learning from scratch. I watched so many videos for tone curve and none of those were this much helpful. Subscribed
Great video on tone curve, thank you.
Thanks Ramana, you're very welcome!
Fantastic way to explain something that most people are clueless about. Great work!
Thanks so much! Appreciate the encouragement!
Thank you man! Finally I understood everything!!
Glad to hear it Jacopo! My pleasure
Awesome...that was super helpful in really understanding what the curves are actually doing
Glad you liked it! Thanks Anthony
Omg that explanation is everything, thanks bro!
Love it, thanks so much Godfrey! Hope it helps your edits
The most informative video on Lr's Tone curve, PERIOD! I can't thank you enough, I've understood more in 11.5 minutes than all the tutorials I've read/watched!
Amazing! Really glad to hear it!
Awesome video! Very helpful.
Thanks Nikhiieswar! Glad to hear it :)
I've always hated using the tone curve feature but now I understand it so much better. Thank you so much! I am no longer intimidated by tone curve!!!!
That's awesome Simone! I totally relate. Glad to help :)
Thanks for the video, all clear, had the same question than CostaMesa. Great videos, waiting for more.
Glad to hear it, thanks!
Thank you for explaining now just how to adjust the different points (which so many videos do) and the WHYS behind why you adjust what you do. So many videos breeze through stuff like "I adjust the shadows/highlights/hue/etc here".... well DUH! A beginner needs to know exactly which factor you adjust and what that _causes_ !
It's very helpful video! thanks for adding subtitle
Thanks so much Prchtpn! You're very welcome :)
I never understood the tone curve before this video. Thank you! I'm gonna save this video and watch it 1 million times.
Hahaha thanks Paulo! I'd love a million views :)
THIS IS AMAZING.
THANKS CONNOR!
Thank you! I always skipped using the tone curve because I never really understood it very well. But the way you explained it left it perfectly clear, and I love it!
Thanks Heber, I can totally relate with you! Hopefully you won't need to skip the tone curve anymore :)
Thanks for this video. Reeeeeally helpful.
My pleasure Rômulo Soares! Glad to hear it was helpful :)
This series of videoes are so good. He explains every bit of information in a very understandable way. 10/10 would recommend watching this video!!
Wow, thanks Magnus! You rock
Thanks! 💚
YOU'RE WELCOME!
wow !!! more of this please! i feel i am so thick and need this detailed explanation!!! thank you.
You got it!
Just Wow!
Thanks so much Kevin! Glad it was helpful
This is a game-changer for me. Thank you!
Love it, you're very welcome Antoine!
I FINALLY understand the curves!!! THANK YOU!!!
This is so freaking helpful!
Thanks so much Destiny! If you have any other ideas or videos you'd like to see please let me know
@@SignatureEdits I have trouble getting light just right on people faces sometimes. How can I edit to get the best lighting on my model's face?
@@destinyroach8280 Great question! This vid might help you - Using a decontrast adjustment brush is my fav way to even out lighting fast and in a subtle way. See how it works for you :) czcams.com/video/ZYwoLemwhBc/video.html
Great video to explain the tool. Been playing with it only just begun to realize. 👍
I always come back to this video because I kept forgetting how to use it ^^"
Hahaha that's awesome Yatsua! Thanks for commenting :)
Am gonna unlearn a lot from the past 5 years. What an incredible tutorial man. Hands down. ❤💞
The last edit..
I was really like 😶
Haha thanks mate!
this guy speaks science. other videos are just copy paste of what other photographers are doing. kudos this is awesome
Thanks Amarullah! Appreciate your comment :)
My tone curve in Lightroom 2019 looks different and I can't make all those adjustments. Please help!
Hi Jan! It sounds like your tone curve setting has been changed from the point curve. Click the little box in the bottom right of the panel to change the view / settings adjustments. Hope this makes sense!
Thanks so much. It actually works!
I'm shook over here. Been trying to figure out the individual colour section of the time curve for years. 10 mins later- I'm good. THANK YOU!!!
bahha LOVE IT Ruta! You’re so welcome