Follow THESE 4 STEPS to Edit your Photos in LIGHTROOM CLASSIC

Raw editors can be intimidating, but following this 4-step-editing-workflow will help you get your photos done!

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0:00 Intro
0:45 01. Basic Adjustments
5:59 02. Local Adjustments
11:00 Color Grading
15:07 Sharpening
15:53 Filling the Gap with Photoshop

[ThePhlogPhotography]

Hey, hope you could learn something new from this video!
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[stevenjoseph]

This is by far my favorite tutorial you’ve done. Think I’m going to try using your workflow in my post processing. Just to test out.

[gianfrancomatera]

Once again...Fantastic! Your way of teaching is so easy! Thank you!!

[jacobthomson]

Thank you.Your's is one of most intuitive and comprehensive tutorials on Lightroom and Photoshop that I have come across.I am now committed to learning both in more detail, with a view to expanding my expertise.Well done you, and thanks again.

[scandinavianthinking]

Christian, Thank you for your wonderful presentation! The vertical line of the trestle and railing is spectacular, which makes the pavilion and trestle more beautiful. The warm light and cold light contrast with each other, in the same while the whole image is getting harmonious. You inspire me a lot. I apologize for my delayed watching and comment, it won’t happen again.

[erwinknotzer]

Servus Christian, das beste Video zur Bildbearbeitung für mich. Es hilft einem zu erkennen was am eigenen Bild verbessert werden kann und darum geht es ja. Weiter so

[michaellanoue]

Once again, great tutorial. Thanks so much. I’ve been doing photoshop and LR from the beginning and I’m always learning something new from your tutorials.

[sarahbatsford]

Very nice with clear instructions. Many thanks.

[waseemllica]

Thank you so much for teaching so many of us! Lots of love from India <3

[mike_burke]

Hi Christian, I have subscribed, your recent videos have been really interesting and very helpful to me. May I kindly ask that you consider to make more videos just like this one, where you walk us through an edit so that we can follow you (with an example raw file)?
It’s really great for me, especially as I can make adjustments more, or less, to see why you (example) did move clarity by +20 and not zero, or +40. I understand the adjustments in LrC, but I am still trying to learn what is too much and what is not enough. You do mention this sometimes, and that’s really great and helpful!
Thank you!

[ZOly]

Great tutorial Christian. Very informative end comprehensive. Keep going in that way to explain WHY are you doing something in postprocessing. 👍👍👍

[thomaslabash]

Really great work and thanks for sharing……

[marioboss]

I know from experience that it is worth pressing the Auto button when correcting distortion at the beginning. This saves a lot of time. And only when LR doesn't work, I use manual options.

[SimplyDigitalLK]

Very nice and interesting tutorial. Im for sure going to try out this workflow and how it will work for me. Thank you.

[dukepark]

Great tutorial and really helpful, Thank you!

[keithsimpson]

Another excellent video. Happy Christmas.

[spdracer]

I love it. Thank you and merry Christmas 🎄

[bertraml]

Always interesting and helpful! Thanks for that.

[JuanRodriguez-xnin]

master, thank you so much. very interesting.

[gerhardhorhan]

Gut erklärt. danke! Gesegnete Weihnachten!