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[mindforsale]

"Less instagramy, less influencery, less hype photo, but more of a pretty photograph." What a breath of fresh air this was to hear.

[joshmoxey.]

As a Lightroom beginner, this is pure gold for my mind. I learn so much just from observing your process even if you weren't articulating what you're doing (though that helps a ton more). Please make more of these, Pete!

[katestargate]

As a newbie photographer I often feel overwhelmed when it comes to editing...I'm happy to see someone who emphasis less is more. Thanks for the great video! :)

[elwick_photo]

The shots you're taking and the camera you're using at the moment... I'd love to see a Peter pov street photography day, a little bit of an experiment.

[MorganWoods]

Something you don’t normally hear In a tutorial “how do I get there without a preset” what every beginner wants to hear, not everyone wants presets or can afford them, 💯

[JoshTamayo]

“Less is more”… great seeing you grow as an artist Pete! More editing sessions like this please… love it!

[TheGroovyGuitarDude]

Love that you show how to get there with and without a preset! Refreshing to see both sides, as well as the logic behind the preset and what it does. Awesome video dude 📷🤙🏽

[CJvzla]

MISSED a good honest to god Lightroom sit-down, MOAR of these please!

[PJMack]

I’m glad you’re having fun. It’s important, the little things… they impact the bigger picture.

[bogxd]

It's always so refreshing to see your videos. idk it's something about the energy no matter what the video is about

[isaactalbert]

Never disappointed to see another tutorial! Your early tutorial videos were incredibly pivotal in my photography education and they still don't get old now, 5 years later.

[lumenonline]

You are/were not alone! I pray you found what has worked for you!

[samforbes]

In the past, often watching your videos, I felt that I didn't know enough about editing. But after watching this video, I feel a comfort in my style. Less is always more! Thank you so much for this video Peter. The timing of things is super cool too--right when I needed to hear this, you posted. Much love!

[ms]

This type material is the reason I started watching your vids several years ago. Always enjoy and appreciate.

[stephengregory]

Thank you Peter! And greetings from Australia.

I've been binge watching your videos lately because I absolutely love your style and I'm a huge fan of your realistic and easy to follow teaching techniques.

I reckon my editing style has finally found some feet after watching your style develop.

The biggest thing I've learnt lately is around understanding colour, especially saturations, and how the presets are developed. I'm now able to understand the basis of my own style and how to build and modify a preset of my own. Which is going to be absolutely invaluable as I'm shooting a lot of motorsport at the moment so the volume of images is staggering!

I'm now going back through my older images with my new learnings to re-edit and hopefully bring out what I really wanted to do in the first place.

[roadrider_]

I don't know how much you enjoy making these types of videos, but they are my favorite of yours. Thank you, Peter!

[keaganweaver]

I really admire how your work changes and how open to those changes you are. I feel like I often fight myself when liking newer styles, and you’re teaching me to get out of my own way.

[anonoriginalname]

So happy to see a Peter McKinnon editing video in my feed. Rock on man. You're a great teacher!

[brammachiels]

I think an important thing to mention is to only apply lens corrections when necessary. Many people automatically enable a lens correction, but it takes all the natural vignetting of the lens away, which is exactly what makes portraits with primes have their unique character.

[BrittPearceWatches]

Absolutely MORE content like this Loved this! And I officially want a Leica!