3 Lightroom Graduated Filter Tips You'll Use Everyday
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- In this video, I offer 3 tips to help you use Lightroom's Graduated Filter in a more effective and efficient way. I believe, you'll use these tips every time you use the graduated filter.
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I've had a real struggle trying to learn Lightroom on my own, Now I've discovered Anthony's videos it has given a real boost to my confidence. Thanks Anthony.
These tutorials are great. So many that are available are mostly for beginners and these are perfect for where I am in using lightroom. Thank you!!
Thank you, Anthony - I rediscovered this video and it is very helpful. I also enjoy your pics from beautiful Buffalo NY :)
Thanks Anthony. Been using LR for several years and techniques 1&2 are new to me. They will be a big help.
thanks Anthony so easy to listen to and knowledgeable
Thanks Anthony . It was really a great tip on using the graduated filter. Using the filter becomes much easier and effective.
In this video, I offer 3 tips to help you use Lightroom's Graduated Filter in a more effective and efficient way. I believe, you'll use these tips every time you use the graduated filter.
If you like this video, email me telling me so and I'll email you a Promo Code which will get you my Lightroom Presets and/or my Lightroom Profiles for 1/2 price. If you're interested, email me here:
Promo@IAmMrPhotographer.com
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Damn, that 2nd tip on the color of the sky was awesome. Thank you!
You are such a fabulous teacher. Thank you for all of your knowledge and sharing. This video about the gradient filters is fantastic - I had no idea! I've already bought some of your presets tools and I'm going to look into more. Thanks again so much.
love that tip thanks
As ever- instructive and uncomplicated - so useful
Some good information on this video. I have historically used a radial filter larger than the photo to affect the entire photo but I think the gradient filter will work better due to having the ability to affect every pixel at 100%. The radial filter does not affect every pixel at 100%.
Good tips - I knew about but not the trick. Thanks, that will be useful.
Nice one, I use the grad filter a lot and never knew about holding Alt + shift! This has made it so much better, cheers
Thanks for the tutorial - very useful
Very useful. Thanks, Anthony.
Great short video with VERY good tips on using the graduated filter! Firing up LR right now to try some of them myself. Thank you Anthony!
Awesome video. The first time I have seen you channel, I sure be watching more of yours. Thanks for sharing.
Great tips - thank you!
Anthony, I was unaware of any of these three tips. Thank you so much for sharing.
Awesome tips. I’m definitely going to use the masking trick and the filter outside.
I knew most of it but not the ALT key trick! This is invaluable and will save me making those micro-adjustments. Cheers!
Very Very Helpful......I really like the tip for using the mask features within a gradient. I've added multiple gradients to select different areas for touch ups in the image and it works great.
Love every single of your video, you’re so kind to give these educations for free, thanksss !
I love these GF tips! It's so hard to get the radial filter to behave with the mouse but with the option key it froze it on the horizon! This is so helpful, and the trick with putting it off to the corner was brilliant. When you cranked up the dehaze I just loved that effect on the sky! 👍🏻
Great tricks! I didn't even know about Shift to keep it horizontal. That's a big help!
Wow great tips. All i really knew about was the shift button for straight lines and i did come across the duplicate feature recently. I duplicated and just used the second filter on another part of the pic. Never thought about using it the way you did. Also i just checked out your website. The 10 wedding tips was a good read.
Anthony, Iv'e been using Lightroom ever since it first came out, and I did not know about tips 1 and 2...Thank you.
bloody amazing
great tips!
Some extremely useful tips I've never seen anywhere else. Thanks! That said I am one of those holdouts who said No! when Adobe moved to the subscription model and Lightroom 6.14 lacks the all important, although admittedly limited, masking capability. Whatever else you might say about the Adobe Monolith they are indeed Clever Devils! and they have held back some truly useful features while stuffing Lightroom with useless extras that are of very limited use to serious photographers.
Many thanks mate. Just saved me a stack of time. Love your stuff heaps dude.
Great tips. I had never seen the Alt tip before
#1 and #2 were very helpful! thank you very much.
Very, very good. Great tricks! Many thanks.
I used your promo code last time you made this offer and bought profiles, presets etc. Thank you for the coupon.
For using the graduated filter outside of the image, you need not start at a corner. Anywhere outside the image is fine, although the corner makes a good reference point if you use more than one such filter. Just use a different start point for each.
Thank you
Great tips Anthony... More, more, more...:-)
Some great tips in this video which i will use now o know and I believe I was pretty good at LightRoom !
Very good, I often wonder whether the software developers themselves know all these hidden tricks! Thank you.
Nice video - I wasn't aware of #2 and #3
Very useful tips. Keep it up mate!
Loved the second tip!
Hmm, I tried to follow what you showed, but when you turn on graduated filter, then hold the option key while clicking on the image, you get the red circle with the "plus" in the middle. I never get the red circle - this is with Lightroom Classic CC. Also, I never knew to use the filter the way you did - I've always clicked on the top of the sky, then dragged my cursor down to the horizon, and I got the effect I thought I wanted, darker sky near the top. Not sure why I can't do what you're showing. Tip #1 I'm struggling with. Tip #2 I will try later today, seems very useful. Not sure how or why I would use Tip #3 yet.
What I like with your videos, is that I can swap back and forth on my small MacBook between your video and Lightroom, and do what you're showing. It's easier for me when I'm home, with my two monitors. Thanks for everything you do. You have an easy-to-understand way to explain things!!!
These tips are fantastic! Thanks!
Thanks, Anthony. Very helpful tips.
Awesome 👏
helped !
Great tips Anthony! thanks.
Thanks!
Thank you so much Roger!
Awesome tips! Thank you.
Always great videos. Thank you!
Thanks for the tips Anthony!
Very helpful video. Thank you for sharing.
Always learn a small thing or two from watching, even after I thought I had learned it all : (
Great tips, thank you. I find tip 2 very difficult to get right when trees and other natural objects are against the sky. I'm seeing white fringing artifacts.
Excellent as always!
Thank you Anthony, helpful as always.
brilliant
Does the masking trick still apply in 2022 or is there a new, maybe better, way to mask?
Nice one I need the preset
How come I can't see the values numbers while using the gradual filter I mean there is not numbers showed next to sharpness or temperature or contrast, exposure nothing has a number..I don't know what happened it used to be fine
unable to find graduate filter and radial filter in lightroom. please tell me what is the problem
Outstanding!
Thank Master!
Who knew? Thanks a lot!
Great tips
Thank you!
Is there a way to use these tips in Lightroom 6?
Good stuff!
Super tip Anthony. I regularly watch your videos and always learn much from it.
R you providing promo code for one 1 Raw 2019.
I could have used 1and 2 yesterday.
Good tips
Hi Anthony Some very good tips m, I do not know whether the will work on my LR5 of which I have stuck with, to me why change everything is there for what I want, Regards welshman 2081
Am trying to edit background and still can't get it right using graduated filter.
Very nice
I can't get the range mask on. It is grayed out.
Never mind. I figured it out.
how range masking can be done in lightroom 5 ?
Wow Anthony. Please take this remark as a joke. Your sensor needs cleaning. I never thought my Mentor would ever ever have sensor dust showing on his lens. Lolol. Sorry Mate. I just couldn’t help myself. Neville J.
Seriously, I don't see a single sensor spot on any image shown in this video. Are you sure your computer screen isn't dirty? lol
Anthony Morganti My mistake Anthony. The sensor dust was on my glasses. Please keep on being the very dedicated teacher & Person that you are. Neville J.
where do I find Graduated Filter in Lightroom v3.1
Click on the little rectangular box to,the right of the red eye tool and to the left of the brush tool. Now when you click somewhere within the photo the 3 line graduated filter tool will appear. If it doesn't appear press the h key on your keyboard to make it visible...the "h" key toggles to hide or make visible the graduated filter tool, brush pins, etc.
Why does everyone’s Lightroom not look even close to mine. Using MacBook Pro.
Hi Anthony, I have tried to send emails to the said info and its come back Not deliverable, it comes up exactly how wrote with Capitals, I have tried both ways lowercase ect, but both the same., if you respond to this I will explain why I sent the email. regards welshman2081
for fuck sake man. when i started watching the video i thought the mouse pointer was a smudge on my screen and tried to wipe it out
Great tips!
Thank's a lot!