Revolutionize your wildlife photography with these 5 Lightroom hacks
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
- Wildlife photography Lightroom tips to help you revolutionize your work!
Lightroom Classic is a powerful tool for wildlife photographers to realize their creative vision. In this tutorial, I will show you some of the tips that I use everyday to produce beautiful images.
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New to Lightroom. Great tips here thanks. I struggle to edit my image to the standard that the camera presents the jpeg, especially the sharpening (bird photography). I shoot with iso as low as possible and do crop quite heavily on small birds in flight so I do realise it is quite a big ask of my Sony a7iv but the camera edit seems to do quite a good job!
Any tips gratefully received.
Thanks for sharing your experience. Enjoyed your approach which is different from many other online forums.
You are welcome! Glad you enjoyed it.
I really appreciate your presentation style. Just learning LR and these are great tips. What computer do you use and has it been efficient and enough processing power? Thanks
Thank you! I recommend any modern entry level gaming PC (or better), and a minimum of an RTX 3060 graphics card. Note, that VRAM is the most important when it comes to rendering images and processing video. I got the VRAM idea directly from the techs and other power users of Lightroom and Topaz products.
For white and black levels if you double click on the white and black cursor or just the white and black labels, LR will automatically adjust the levels the way you do it, may be leaving a bit more white or black points not making them all dissapear from the masked view.
I use manual adjustment because often I want to tweak it a bit based on my experience. Besides, what is the fun in automatic adjustments :)
This is the first time I have seen one of your videos. You have a great teaching style and I learned a lot. The background change was perfect for what I need in wildlife and I will be trying your techniques. Thanks from your new subscriber!
I am glad you got something out of it! Thanks and stay tuned.
I really like your Lightroom explanations. Thank you
Thanks, you are welcome
Great tips, well done, thanks!!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Matthew! Keep the LRC instruction & tips coming!!!
Will do
Sorry if those is a stupid question but how do you get the thing top left that says how many mega pixels the shot is?
Mine doesn’t show up in Lightroom it doesn’t show how many mega pixels the shot is
Right-click on an image in the grid view. Then select "View Options". Next, select the loupe view tab. You can customize in there what shows up.
@@MatthewCuda thanks!
Thank you for the information!!.
You are welcome!
Really good tips, thanks !
You are welcome
Hi Matthew - your tip #2 is a game changer for me. My images are a LOT better now using this logic in my workflow.
Many thanks from downunder!
edit: this video, combined with Jan Wegener's video on sharpness (and fixing perceived sharpness with fixing WB) have helped me a lot.
You are welcome Dave, and I am glad I could help you. Stay tuned for much more.
What white balance would you suggest ????
white balance is both scientific and creative. When outdoors, I shoot daylight balanced or auto. When I get into LR, I use the temperature slider to warm the scene up 95% of the time. Be aware that if you do this, you need to calibrate your monitor's colors so you can get it to your own artistic look. I recommend calibrite (costs more) or spyder x to calibrate your monitor.
Great video again. I watch it several times so it will stick. 😊 Do you have a recommendations to reduce the background green color only when the subject is also green (like a hummingbird) which you want to maintain.
Yes, you can select the background, and then desaturate the green in the background using the saturation slider.
@@MatthewCuda I see. Background only using masking tool. Just like you did with clarity on the last example. That clarity example was surprising.
You can just hit CTRL+X to flip to portrait mode while in the crop tool.
I am more of a point and click guy
Excellent video
Thanks, popiemac, stay tuned!
Your video is extremely slow even at 1.5x speed.. 😢
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