15 Lightroom Tricks Pros Know That Amateurs Don't

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[Ninja_Sloth]

Two tips. Tip 1, I don't know why it is not more well known, is for the slider bars. Now in Tip #2 you show widening the whole panel, which is great, but to slide the the adjustments, don't grab the tiny arrow, just hover over the number at the far right, press and hold mouse button, then drag back and forth. Much easier than trying to click on hold the little arrow.
Tip 2, which coincides with your tip #3 regarding clipping of whites and blacks. If you hold down shift and double click on the word "whites" or "blacks" LR will auto adjust within the clipping limits.

[chrissetter]

I’ve been shooting and editing full time for almost 10 years now. I did not know about the alt+curves adjustment or the “N” shortcut! Thank you!

I watch these types of videos every once in a while to see if I’m missing any cool tricks in LR although I’ve been using it everyday for a decade. It’s always good to learn new things and stay on top of the game. I also find that’s it’s important to study each update’s notes. It’s crazy how much this program changes every year.

[thaticelandicguy]

Any fav tricks? or maybe even something I didn't cover and you absolutely couldn't live without? 🤔

[Bigmystery]

Best editing tips I've ever seen. Just enough information but nothing unnecessary! Thank you!

[dascudder]

We know bro has the friendliest attitude in the world, but it’s the simple explaining for noobie people like me that works. So helpful

[kstrohmeier]

Lightroom has gotten so much better so quickly I sometimes forget the new capabilities. Great overview and reminders.

[TheItchyi]

A round of thank-you-applause to you and the lovely geniuses who program this beautiful piece of software. De-Noise is my favourite new game-changer feature for a few months now. It really makes such a huge improvement to noisy photos.

[randyschwager]

This was amazing! I’ve been using Lightroom for 6 years and I thought I was pretty proficient! These tips will help bring me to a new level! Thanks for taking me along!

[ThruLucillesLens]

I literally just learned 13 Lightroom tricks I never knew about! And I've been using LR for over 3 years 🤯. This was a VERY HELPFUL video!

[ulianav]

I'm editing in Lightroom for years but didn't knew a lot of this tips, so useful! Thank you!

[timongortz]

Its so crazy what you can do with Lightroom nowadays. The automatic masking is such a big game changer. Great video as always and happy holidays to you and your family! ❤

[madart]

Great tips. I photograph my artwork and edit for prints. Sometimes softproofing can be a real challenge and getting the colours. You're tip are invaluable and yeah so time saving. Every day is a school day 😊

[kevogoeswild-wildlifenatur]

00:50 I agree 👍 it's most of the time at good starting point, afterwards you just need to adjust highlights, blacks and effects and you'll be fine.

[lucianlanteri]

All good tips, most of which already speed my workflow enormously! For tip 14 instead of creating a copy of a file I use the "Snapshot" function to create a range of different edits, giving each one a unique name. I like the idea of using the background colour to think about images in different viewing contexts but I rarely see anyone with a "black wall" - that would be a pretty unusual home decorating choice indeed. Keep up the good work.

[pmhelsinki]

Thanks, love the tips, with tip No.4 if you put your mouse on the node and the cursor changes, you can use the arrow keys and make very precise adjustments.

[dejogff]

Your tips are quite nice and well explained. Especially for beginners. One small remark: in tip #13 - there's no reason to sync the Transform in your photos. It's awkward you mentioned it. It is mostly a local edit that differs between photos, unless you make them all on tripod with same composition..

[mackank]

Very happy your channel came across my way. You are spot on youtuber, fast and good tips and a very impressive photographer. Well done mate, hats off to you!

[johnallenampong]

5:40 will be so helpful as a portrait photographer. Never knew that you can have different masks made for a single person.

[whazpoppin]

Tip Number 8 was literally the best thing I've learned in the last 2 years. Thanks so much man...

[SashaBalla]

Fabulous thank you!! Been using LR for sooo many years and I'm a bit quiet work wise at the moment so thought I'd watch a few LR videos. This was really helpful :)