10 Simple Lightroom Tricks That I Wish I knew Earlier! A Beginners Must

Lightroom tricks that I Wish I knew Earlier. In this video I go over how to use Lightroom for a beginner. Here are 10 Adobe Lightroom tricks that I wish I knew when I started photography and photo editing. These tips and tricks will greatly help beginners to Lightroom.

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In this video I cover things such as
How to get a fade in Lightroom
Saturation vs vibrance in Lightroom
Sharpening in Lightroom
lightroom radial filter
graduated filters in Lightroom
Lightroom dehaze
Selective coloring in Lightroom

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[MaartenSchrader]

I also made a little mistake on the curves. I meant to say taking OUT a little red and green... If you were wondering!

[JensGraikowski]

Again, I can't thank you enough! I'm not sure you even know the great favours you do to everybody who wants to learn about Lightroom. You are my number one source and I can't stress enough how important you are to my photography learning process. 👍🏼😉

[schoolofpiracy]

0:19 crushing the blacks
1:13 difference between vibrance and saturation
2:12 checking before and after
2:45 checking before and after for individual controls
3:03 spot guided HSL adjustments
4:20 changing background colour
5:18 using red, green and blue curve channels
6:49 making an edit into a LUT
7:40 using a reference photo
8:13 sharpening (alt+mask)
10:05 a quick orange and teal shortcut (calibration)
10:43 graduated filters and creating a soft haze (reducing dehaze)
12:00 creating a dramatic sky (dehaze)

[MaartenSchrader]

Helpful? Lightroom video for beginners video will be coming! What else would people like to see?

[wiroo]

This will help me so much! Thank you for this video!

[jessicaangelo]

You are simply AMAZING! Keep doing it, please!

[DianaGrace]

This is seriously one of the best tutorials I've seen, everything was so incredibly helpful. Definitely taking up my Lightroom game a big notch. Thank you!!

[lyudmilafrolov]

Than you! Nice video, very helpful and useful 👍

[ksh-sunhee]

Hello! I discovered your account a few days ago and it really helped me getting the most of LR! Thank you so much for what you’re doing 🙏

[thenar]

Martin, thank you again...this really answered some important questions for me.

[fatiporai]

You are amazing! This help me a lot!! I love it

[starscream]

This is such an amazing videos! Great work! You deserve way more followers. Keep it up!

[StefanThyron]

Awesome video! I just started with lightroom this week and this is great to get me started, thanks for sharing

[pollypowell]

Awesome, awesome, awesome. Found you in the Jared Polin comments. Keep this content coming. subscribed!

[totoshka]

That was actually very informative! Thank you:)

[jmhern]

Wow your tips actually helped me thank you 😁 subscribed 👍

[williampelizzari]

LUT is for video, preset is for photo. Good videeo btw :)

[hoangtienduong]

How can I zoom in and out a photo like the way u did in this video? thats very helpful. Tks

[lifebylinda]

This was amazingly helpful - thank you so much! I actually have a question too, and I've tried looking this up but am at a loss! For the radial filter, I'm stuck on it editing all the areas outside of the selected one, so the reverse of what I'd like to be doing. What's the best way to change that? Thanks so much in advance and loving your content - making it look so easy :)

[noahlar]

When in your settings for a filter, double clicking "Effect" will zero everything out.