DODGE & BURN in Lightroom! No Photoshop requierd

Dodging and Burning is a popular editing technique amongst landscape photographers. This is often done using third party plug ins like the TK Panel in Photoshop but did you know you can actually dodge and burn in Lightroom Classic? With this tutorial I'm showing you how to do that!

Feel free to follow along by downloading the raw photo here:

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0:00 Intro
0:46 Basic Raw Adjustments
1:55 Explaining Dodging & Burning
2:30 Dodging & Burning
12:16 Color Grading & Sharpening

[ThePhlogPhotography]

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

Deine Art der Bildbearbeitung ist wirklich hilfreich für mich und hilft mir ein Bild besser zu verstehen und zu sehen welche Änderungen meinen Bildern helfen. Weiter so

[itsMHmoon]

Finally, a well-explained tutorial.
You deserve my subscription!

[hartyewh]

The edited sky looks like a circ pol was used. I've done the reverse edit so many times to get rid of that look😂

[tonnievanravestijn]

Christiaan bedankt voor de duidelijke uitleg 👍🏻

[bugalug]

Great tutorial, thank you for sharing Christian

[PhreddCrintt]

Wonderful tutorial once more Christian. Thank you.

[funkamnkey]

Excellent video with some stunning results.

[Photographer]

The best thing about your video editing, for me, it helps me figure out how I can achieve similar results in camera. (number of images, filters and EV settings) Thanks and great job!

[slawomirkowalczyk]

Thank you for your great tutorial Christian!

[StefanCapkunovic]

Man, I really enjoy in your content, keep on going!

[jimtrull]

Thanks for all the tips with intersecting masks. I learned a couple of new tricks that I immediately put to work in my editing workflow.

[marcellotedeschi]

Christian is really always pleasant and interesting to see your tutorials, I must confess that I have changed the way of post-producing my photos thanks to your videos I follow you with great pleasure thanks for your advice🤩

[ahmd]

you are so inderrated you deserve so many more subscribers

[BommeltjeNL]

I tried to follow along with my LR Mobile and couldn't do everything, but found other ways to achieve the same effect. Thanks for the video. Learned something ✍️😃👍

[bigben]

Great tutorial! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 😊

[walkplaytravel]

Hi bro! Excellent tutorial. Hope it will work for my street photos. Thanks 🙏

[vijayagrawal]

Amazing. It looks like this was a stitched pano shot ? Do you have a tutorial on how to shoot those ?

[adelix]

Christian Thank you very much, your advice is invaluable, although my English is very basic, I understand very well, you are a great professional who makes his knowledge available.
Unfortunately, one cannot always invest in courses!!! Thank you from the bottom of my heart

[cmptrman]

Really enjoying all of your tutorials! Thank you! Question: I notice that you do a lot of radial and linear gradients to refine the selections of your masks. Is there a reason you do that instead of just intersecting with a brush, or is it just personal preference? For example, is it more efficient to use those kinds of vector shapes instead of brushes? Just curious...