Pro Landscape Photography COLOR GRADING in Lightroom!

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In this week’s episode, we review how to color grade your landscape photos in Lightroom. Have you ever found yourself longing for incredibly vibrant sunrise or sunset conditions that never seem to materialize when you're on-location. I know I certainly have, and the color grading technique I review in this episode will show you how to add a bit of punch into some of your sunrise and sunset photos. Color Grading is an incredible photo editing skill to understand, not just for enhancing sunrise and sunset images, but for also developing a creative style within your post processing work flow. I hope you enjoy this week's video and as always thanks so much for watching! - Mark D.

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[TM-olih]

You are a fantastic teacher. I have learned so much from you. Keep on creating.🙌

[garethcarpenter]

I've always been a bit nervous about using these tools purely because I didn't know what they actually did! I've just applied this to some recent images and the difference is amazing. Thanks Mark 👍

[niksiotv]

Thanks a lot for this video 😃 First, I thought that I know all about Color Grading but then you showed that you can make a sample of colour which blew my mind 😅

[danpatton]

This was the best explanation of color grading that I have heard or seen. I have never used CG'ing because of that but, I will now!!
Thanks Mark for all you do for us!!

[patriciaalexander-johnson]

I’m so glad you covered this because I had no idea, yet many questions about this area of LR

[mikesnature]

Mark, how did we ever get along without your professional and expert knowledge? I’m totally floored and amazed at your years of experience and expertise!

[cvsfllj]

I have always had little success with colour grading, but this has really helped. Thank you so much for sharing Mark!

[Brightwoodphotos]

these tutorials are amazing. Tried using these several times and hated the results and then forgot about them. Cant wait till my next photo outing to try this

[tbromedia]

I color grade a lot, and I can't believe I never knew about/noticed the eye dropper tool! Thanks for the tips!!

[the_rat_run]

Oh dear... Another new skill I've been wanting to learn explained so well! Marked for watch later too, a lot to take in, thanks Mark, excellent.

[nate_thenotso_great]

I’ve been experimenting with this doing beach portraits. Thank for taking your valuable time to make this video!

[boristahmasian]

Thank you Mark. I learned something new today. You rock my friend.

[neilgrant]

best explanation- unlocked colour grading. thank you.

[richardhutson]

Mark, Thanks for this lesson. I've always avoided the Color Grading wheels because I didn't fully understand how they worked. Now I do!

[docholliday]

Really a great video, Mark. I really enjoy learning from you. It was a great help and very informative. Thank you.

[colinbrewer]

Always great listening to you Mark brilliant info and easily explained 👏 will be putting that to good use

[aaohknsn]

In the second photo: would using the sky selection (+ brush the house and maybe the side of the cliff) and change the colour from there not be a better alternative to avoid changing the colour of the water?
The midtones trick is a very good tip!

[StevenDavisPhoto]

Nice! I didn't even know about the eyedropper technique when color grading :)

[ksnmurthy]

This is a reveal of the secret of color grading. Thanks mark

[xxtranyer]

It is interesting how despite the light being warm the shadows are cold. That is crazy. Nice tutorial.