#Lightroom Tutorials

how to give your photos a DREAMY HAZE! 🎨📸 . . . (disclaimer: this is simply a guideline to your edit, and results may change depending on your photo!) . . . #dreamy #haze art #photography #nature #beautiful #aesthetic #dream #glow #dreamyaesthetic #nostalgia #lightroom #lightroompresets #lightroomedits #lightroomtutorials #dreamypresets #photography #fyp

how to edit golden hour photos in lightroom — Full editing tutorials are linked in the bio. If you like this type of content then check it out because you will enjoy the full length lessons. — #lightroomedit #lightroom #lightroompresets #presets #photoshop #lightroomediting #photoedit #photoediting #photographyedit #howtoedit #phototutorial #lightroomtutorial

Lightroom Mobile Masking Tips You NEED to Know 📱🔥 If you're not using masking in Lightroom Mobile, you're missing powerful edits. Here’s how to level up: 1. Use “Select Subject” First Masking → Select Subject. Slightly brighten your subject. Tap Invert and darken the background for instant depth. 2. Use “Select Sky” for Landscapes Masking → Select Sky. Lower highlights, add dehaze, and adjust temperature slightly. 3. Brush with Low Flow Increase feather for soft edges. Lower flow and build adjustments slowly for natural results. 4. Create Multiple Masks Use separate masks for face, hair, background, clothes, and sky. Cleaner edits = professional look. 5. Use Color Range Masking → Color Range. Tap the color you want to adjust (sky, clothes, background). Refine with the Amount slider. 6. Use Luminance Range Great for fixing blown highlights or adjusting only shadows without affecting everything. 7. Use Face Detection for Portraits Select face areas like skin and eyes. Lightly brighten eyes. Slightly reduce skin texture. Keep it natural. 8. Use Linear Gradient for Better Lighting Drag from one side to create directional light. Darken foreground or add warmth for a cinematic feel. 9. Check Your Mask Overlay Tap the mask to see the red overlay. Zoom in and clean edges if needed. 10. Think Depth, Not Brightness Brighten subject. Darken background. Add subtle vignette. Save this and try it on your next edit 🔥 #photography #lightroom #madewithlightroom #adobelightroom #lightroommobile

Episode 4 of @lightroom for dummies! This one is all about colour grading 🎨 P.S make sure to join the waitlist for my Lightroom Editing Masterclass, just comment “WAITLIST” and I’ll send you the link x

16 of my fave LR shortcuts! 💻📸 “R“ -> crop view “O” -> changed grid option in crop view “X” -> switch from landscape to portrait in crop view “\” -> toggle between before & afters “Shift + R” -> reference view “Command + Click Panels” -> close all develop tabs “G” -> gridview “Q” -> spot removal tool “K” -> brush tool “[“ -> make brush bigger “]” -> make brush smaller Command + ‘ -> create a virtual copy Command + E -> bring a photo into Photoshop “V” -> convert to b+w “Command +” -> zoom in “Command -“ -> zoom out #lightroom #editing

How to use the tone curve in Lightroom Mobile 👀 • • #lightroompresets #lightroommobile #lightroomtutorials #australianphotographer #learnlightroom

SEE MORE… . . have you ever try these filters? yap! actually this is not my first time, this combo is really recommended for city ambience video, this one will give you an instant dark forest look! but using 1 filter for all isn’t my thing, i have to get more flexibility during the color grading, and i combined it with one of my favorite filters. And here are some tips: If you’re still questioning how to add 2 or more filters into 1 clip using @capcutapp , let me explain. 1. If you’re using CapCut mobile, click at your video then duplicate, then click one of the video then look for overlay, then click overlay 2. After you click overlay, make sure you have 2 clips at the same length of time. after that, click Mask, then select the area from the clip that you want to differentiate. 3. Now you have 2 exact same video with double layer, then you can put different filters or color settings. But please, note that those adjustments (brightness, contrast etc.) are not the same on every clips! you need to match the lighting & color tone on your video. here’s some tips to improve your editing skills, especially in terms of color grading : - use masking tool to make some different ambiences in selected areas, you can also add more filters or LUT to your selective area using masking tool. this is how i put 2 different filters into 1 video. - use HSL to change some selective colors, i strengthen the green colors & apply more lights on the skin tone. - and the last one, if you didn’t like my adjustment, you still able to change its mood using curves & color wheel to increase or decrease the RGB’s atmospheres as you like. thank me later 😉 SAVE THIS VIDEO IF YOU LIKE 👍 #capcut #capcutedit #capcuttutorial #capcuttemplate #capcuteditor #cinematic #cinematiclook #cinematicmodeon #shotoniphone #videography #videogram #videoedits #videotips #editing #editingtips #editingtutorial #fyp #tutorial #colorgrading #colorcorrection #gameoftones #agameoftones #mobilevideography #tipsandtricks #darkaesthetic #nature #naturevideos #naturelovers

Hazy, dreamy perfection with photographer @ayitsphotography, all with these easy steps in Lightroom for Mobile. #MadewithLightroom 📸 lower the clarity and dehaze 📸 increase exposure and lower the highlights 📸 increase the shadows and the contrast 📸 increase the saturation and adjust the color grading to your liking

Lightroom Basics Panel in 60 seconds ✨ If you’re new to Lightroom, THIS is where you start. The Basics panel sets the entire foundation of your edit — your exposure, color, depth, and overall vibe. Here’s the exact order I use every time: 1️⃣ Exposure (skin first, background later) 2️⃣ White Balance (temp + tint for natural tones) 3️⃣ Contrast (keep it soft!) 4️⃣ Highlights + Shadows (fix lighting + add balance) 5️⃣ Whites + Blacks (micro contrast + glow) 6️⃣ Presence (texture, clarity, vibrance — small changes!) If you want to add COLOR + STYLE after this, 👉 go watch my color grading tutorial from last week. Next week we’re diving into Masking 101 to fix blown backgrounds + make your subject pop ✨ 💾 Save this to practice later! 👇 Comment “Part 3” if you’re learning Lightroom with me. what would you like to see next? #lightroomtutorial #lightroombasics #lightroomtips #learnwithme #photographyeducation #editingworkflow #utahphotographer #chasingrobinsmedia #photographytips #lightroombeginner

how to make your photos dreamy ✨ less contrast, softer details, and controlled colors this is one of my go-to looks when i want a more cinematic feel save it if you’ll try it #madewithlightroom #lightroom #edit #dreamy

Have you ever tried the masking tools before in @Lightroom for Mobile? 🤔 Such a powerful and easy tool to shape the light in your photos that anyone can do! 😀 The 'Select Subject' masking has been especially handy because it uses AI to detect the subject in your photos! Try it out for yourself! ⛩️📷 #AdobePartner #Ad #MadeWithLightroom #photography #japan

Get this FREE Preset 📸 ↓ Please follow the steps below.. → STEP 1: Click SAVE to bookmark this 📌 → STEP 2: Comment: ↓ Preset & I’ll send it to your messages 👌🏻 → STEP 3: If you follow me it will go straight to your messages Check out my Full Preset Collection, use Code: ‘NATURE40’ for 40% off! Limited time only ⚡️ It has Mobile & Computer file for Adobe Lightroom 📱 For Mobile: import the DNG & Click create preset. 🖥️ For Computer: click import preset ✨ Lightroom Editing tips 👇🏻 Tip 1: Cropping and framing: This photo was shot with the kit lense and I really cropped in to get the composition I wanted. Don’t be afraid to crop & use the straighten tool to make sure things are aligned. Tip 2: Colour: I used a base preset and set it to half strength. Ultilize the HSL sliders & colour grading, keep testing and find the colours that fit your style. I sometimes re-edit and look at photos with fresh eyes to really nail the edit ✍🏼 Tip 3: Masks: Use the masking tools, Linear gradients, Radial Gradients to bring out more of the natural light of the photo. Also remove any unwanted distractions from the photo using the healing tool. Tip 4: Quality: To increase the quality of an image if it needs it I use the detail panel, sharpening, noise reduction. If I need an extra boost I will use an app called ‘Pixel Up’ which is great for enhancing the quality. Tip 5: In camera: shoot RAW & get the settings and composition as right as you can before post production. Let me know your thoughts on the edit & drop any questions in the comments 👇🏻 . . . . #lightroom #photoedit #london #bigben #travel2024 #minimal #editing #photography