#1 Way To Make Your Photos POP in Lightroom

I'm sharing the #1 tool I use in Adobe Lightroom to make my photos really pop. If you're ignoring the tone curve tab in Lightroom, start giving it some attention because it's one of the most important tools to editing your photos.

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[SPDBIKER]

Great tip thanks. Been looking for a way to make my images pop as always look flat or over the top. This works really well

[JosiahBlizzard]

Thanks for joining me for the premiere! If you have any questions about my process or wedding photography in general, leave it in the comments!

[Adriana.Gabriela]

I'll add two more things that make your pics pop for anyone interested:
1. Make the vibrance higher than saturation. (Even if you like less saturated photos, still keep vibrance above saturation).

2. Camera calibration panel 🔥

[lincolngreen]

WOW! dude your channel is a gem, so much more educational then other photography channels, keep it up!

[bicivelo]

DUDE…. AWESOME!! Thanks so much for this lesson. 😊

[ximenozca]

Thanks Josiah! I never use before the curve tone, i will try and use!

[hurleygreen]

Great info! Yes, I have been ignoring the Tone Curve, but this really got my attention...THANKS for this!

[joebledea]

this is awesome! thank you for sharing! i've been struggling a bit with my new equipment, switched to a panasonic s5 from Canon R5, and the canon lenses seemed to have better micro contrast than the sigma lenses on my panasonic (the images were quite a bit easier to edit to my liking), cant wait to apply this "trick" to the photos on the Lumix and make my images pop (add a bit of micro contrast artificially, digitally)

[sarahboudreau]

Thank you so much! Definitely will be trying this now!

[SharaEleseFilms]

Thank you so much!!! Game changer for sure.

[subhanclicks]

thank you so much its very use full for me

[sebastianpizzorno]

I would love to see a video of floor dance lighting & color color correction gels

[tsmith]

I was struggling with an image and accidentally came across this video after it auto played from another video i was watching just out of boredom. This is life changing. Thank you!

[MonorailMouseketeers]

Awesome video! It’s this possible on Lightroom CC? example when using iPad Pro for editing. Thanks in advance!

[tammymartin]

New subscriber today.2 yr lightroom user.any tips wld be helpful.tu in advance

[juansaydeflores]

you added contrast through the basic panel.. isnt teh purpose of the tone curve to provide contrast?

[eddyalmaguer]

Is it a "D" or a backwards C from somewhere else? 😉

[sjcproductionsandmedia]

Just curious... are you still using this D shape in 10/2023?