Underexposed & Overexposed images happen with everyone, but that doesn’t mean these shots doesn’t worth it at all. Sometimes these images can be the best shots of your career if you fix them in post-production. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to fix exposure in Lightroom. You’ll learn how to use Lightroom tools to fix […]
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Ever felt like you wanted to create a preset but don’t know where to start? What should be the ideal settings that you should use before creating a preset? Creating a versatile preset is not an easy task, it requires a lot of testing and extensive knowledge of Lightroom to get the job done. But
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A couple of weeks ago Adobe released its new Photoshop May 2021 update, with the rollout of the new update not only Adobe has added new neural filters such as depth blur but it has improved the existing one “Colorize Filter”. The Colorize filter was released in October 2020 and since then it has improved
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Ever felt like that the colors in your images are not in your control? Do you want to take creative control over colors? Then The HSL Panel might help! In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use this amazing tool to its fullest potential. I’ll show you how you can selectively target colors, change hue,
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When it comes to Color Grading there are two powerful tools that first come to mind The Tone Curve and The New Color Grading Panel. Although, both tools do have their own benefits but the tone curve stands out to me than the Color Grading panel. Both of these can be used for Color Grading
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HDR stands for High Dynamic Range that means an HDR image can contain an equal amount of light information in shadows and highlights. It basically presents an image that our eyes might see but our cameras can’t. You can create an HDR image using a single exposure, and using multiple exposures as well. In this
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With the new release of Photoshop update, Adobe has updated the array of its Neural Filters and introduced a new filter “Depth Blur”. Does it promise to create depth of field in one click? Traditionally, Photoshop artists and photographers create depth blur in Photoshop or using their cameras (aperture, lens, and subject distance). This filter
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Lightroom is one of the most popular photo editing programs among photographers. 95% of photographers can get the job done only using Lightroom and they don’t even need to open Photoshop. That shows how versatile and popular Lightroom is in the photography community. In this tutorial, you’ll learn the top 10 tips that will help
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In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to apply the edited look to multiple photos in seconds. Sometimes you don’t want a different look for every single of your images instead you want to see all of your photos in the same style, Lightroom batch editing can come in handy and allows you to edit hundreds
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In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to apply cinematic color grading to your photos. We’ll go after the teal & orange cinematic look for this tutorial. Adding teal coloring to shadows and warm colors to skin tones is a go-to cinematic coloring choice for everyone as it is inspired by Hollywood. Achieving cinematic tones requires
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