How to get that old film look in Adobe Lightroom

In this tutorial we take three images and create a panorama in Adobe Lightroom and then with a little tidying up in Adobe Photoshop, I process the image to give it an old film-type look by using the tone controls.
If wish to follow along the RAW images can be found here :- drive.google.c...
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[@MsOnce4all]

Wow. Your editing videos never cease to amaze me. A true artist and Lightroom master!

[@jamiermathlin]

thank you for your kind words and for taking the time to leave this lovely comment 😀

[@monicaramanathan365]

so much great information! really appreciate your videos!

[@DMW5533]

I am so glad I found your channel your videos are so instructional and easy to understand a big thank you

[@jamiermathlin]

You are very welcome, thank you for the comment 😀

[@DMW5533]

@@jamiermathlin can’t wait for your new stuff and this generative AI is really something.

[@tiaoat2013]

Jamie… I downloaded the files. That was really fun and great experience. It’s starting to sink in a little at a time!

[@jamiermathlin]

I am glad you find you are making progress 🙂

[@annekerihuel3595]

Merci de prendre de votre temps pour nous enseigner votre savoir. C’est toujours un plaisir de regarder vos vidéos et merci de partager les photos sur lesquelles vous travaillez. 🙂

[@jamiermathlin]

Vous êtes plus que bienvenue, je suis tellement heureux que vous appréciez mes vidéos 🙂

[@randallc100]

I always enjoy your post processing videos, thanks for taking the time to do them so well.

[@guusbeeld]

Hi Jamie, when you use the spot healing brush, you can use in the menu of the brush the setting 'replace'. You then have sharp edges at the end of the brush.
I am pretty happy with this setting, because you can be more precise healing 'on the spot'
You are really great putting the lights on, I love it...Learned a lot from you, thank you.

[@jamiermathlin]

thank you for the information regarding the brush, I will try this 🙂

[@johnhollywood9530]

Wow

[@jamiermathlin]

😀

[@christopherclarke6184]

I found if I turn off the cellular and use WiFi from my carrier to receive phone calls this help a real lot . So if I am in an area were I have access to WiFi I turn the cellular connection off.

[@mvia236]

Love this approach. Which of your books covers doing this in ACR?
Thanks for such great videos.

[@jamiermathlin]

Hi there, I do not use ACR, I find that there is far more flexibility in using Lightroom and then crossing to Photoshop when needed 😀

[@mvia236]

Thank you for the reply. I realize that you use LR but at the end of one of your videos, I believe you showed a book where you describe how to create the same effect In ACR. I could be wrong. I have watched so many of your excellent videos that I lost track of which one it was.@@jamiermathlin