I haven't used PS in 4 years [I use On1] I do like what you can do with it. I started 40 plus years ago. It's great for cleaning up and fixing photos. I am mad when people say you PS that when I defiantly didn't. I even got mad at a judge when I took the photo on film and I finished developing it digitally before PS was out. I don't use it when documenting a event.
Does anyone know the equipment used to create this video? I want the camera the lens lights and everything. Ah man these settings are awesome. Quality looks so great.
Thank you so much, the re-opening of Photoshop tools for the basic user is useful to everybody, me used to operate the Clone stamp usually. The open air photos need the bright sky sometimes and it seemed to use darkening blue liminance often, I get the perfect results using this hint.
I NEVER use Lightroom. I do use Capture One and Camera Raw.. So, I'll follow along to see what's up. * You're right. It's easy to blow out highlights, but dark shadows can be brought up well. And, I also shoot only raw.
Great video but I've a query. I'm no photographer so how do you get those raw portraits to work on? All the stock websites mostly have the already edited ones...any recommendations would be appreciated
It would have been better if you have used zoom option to show the controls that you use in the right panel of Lightroom otherwise it is a good tutorial.
I have a chromebook that I use for everything including photo editing. It has a high resolution I resolution screen but it doesn't have have a way to calibrate it. Do they make a color calibration tool like what you described in the video that would work with chromebooks with chromebooks? Sorry I'm not the most tech. savvy.
That looks like a lot of extra needless work. Many of your adjustments are barely perceptible and the variations found on the different viewing devices or medium would negate them. But, thanks for taking the time to do this video.
What Lightroom or Photoshop features do you use?
Man 924 gave away so much sauce in this video! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Well done brotha!!!!
This was truly amazing !
Great Video
Thanks for this great tutorial Keydrin, I have learnt alot of techniques I didn't know, thanks and keep the videos coming!
Go Key!
awesome so many useful tips thank you very much
bro this is the best color correction vid of all time. add more content
Awesome tutorial, thank you.
I loved this tutorial! I learned so much!
Love your work bro.. I hope one day I could get good as you.
EXCELLENT presentation and extremely useful !
Thank you.
I can vouch for Xp pen and Hurion as a good tablet alternative.
Great Instruction, Presented well!
Love to see this brother! Been following a long time.
I haven't used PS in 4 years [I use On1] I do like what you can do with it. I started 40 plus years ago. It's great for cleaning up and fixing photos. I am mad when people say you PS that when I defiantly didn't. I even got mad at a judge when I took the photo on film and I finished developing it digitally before PS was out. I don't use it when documenting a event.
I've just bought On1 and it's rather impressive.
Great video. Time for another much the same as this please.
Thanks for watching!
Fort Worth 817 holding it down!!!!! Now I wish I had a camera.
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This is SUPER helpful, learned a few new tricks, thank you!
Great video!!! Thank you but what about white balance???
Does anyone know the equipment used to create this video? I want the camera the lens lights and everything. Ah man these settings are awesome. Quality looks so great.
Thank you so much, the re-opening of Photoshop tools for the basic user is useful to everybody, me used to operate the Clone stamp usually. The open air photos need the bright sky sometimes and it seemed to use darkening blue liminance often, I get the perfect results using this hint.
Can we have more information on what each color grading in lightroom does.
Great tutorial! But I use C1 for my raws. Despite that it was a great tutorial!
I NEVER use Lightroom. I do use Capture One and Camera Raw.. So, I'll follow along to see what's up. * You're right. It's easy to blow out highlights, but dark shadows can be brought up well. And, I also shoot only raw.
I love this tutorial but I am old. Is it possible to make the panel larger so I can see what you are clicking on.
Great video. Kendrick is a great follow!! Just don't challenge him to a 40 yard dash. Unless you have some crazy speed.
Hahahah
Great video but I've a query. I'm no photographer so how do you get those raw portraits to work on? All the stock websites mostly have the already edited ones...any recommendations would be appreciated
Thank you , thank you. What monitor was he using. I need a new one and I am shopping.
Take a look at our Explora article: Best Monitors for Photographers: bhpho.to/3MfqhWf >Mark
thanks for the video. what's the easiest way you have found to underexpose your images, I think by 2 stops?
1 stop
It would have been better if you have used zoom option to show the controls that you use in the right panel of Lightroom otherwise it is a good tutorial.
I have a chromebook that I use for everything including photo editing. It has a high resolution I resolution screen but it doesn't have have a way to calibrate it. Do they make a color calibration tool like what you described in the video that would work with chromebooks with chromebooks? Sorry I'm not the most tech. savvy.
I am not aware of a calibration tool for the Chrome OS Jeff. >Mark
When you make videos like this, please make the menu much bigger than this. It is hardly see the menu where your are mentioning....
That looks like a lot of extra needless work. Many of your adjustments are barely perceptible and the variations found on the different viewing devices or medium would negate them. But, thanks for taking the time to do this video.