My new LOSSLESS editing workflow | Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop

This is my favorite way to non-destructively process my landscape photography in both Photoshop and Lightroom. Using the power of Smart Objects!

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[MichaelShainblum]

Hey yall, I really hope you enjoy this new workflow video. I will have a NEW Storm Chasing video out this Sunday! :)

[sarkarpappu]

Thank you Michael, it was really helpful, especially my problem with color banding.

[sujayraj]

Never knew this was possible, even though I've used smart objects so many times. Makes it ever so convenient to re-edit an image, especially when you take a break from editing and realize you've gone too far. Great vid as always. Thank you! :)

[leafphotography]

That's great work! Keep it up man.

[luis_campo]

This is a very informative tutorial Michael Shainblum! Thanks for helping people like me know more on what to do with Raw Files after shooting pictures! 😊😊😊😊😊👍👍👍👍👍

[hemantsharma]

I recently started doing this and then this video came. It’s pretty helpful actually. Thanks Michael..!!

[olehaugland]

I still shoot on an old 5D Mark II, so this will solve a lot of problems for me! Thanks for sharing Michael :)

[LapseLifeProductions]

What a beautiful shot Michael! Really great tip with using smart object from Lightroom to avoid working destructively.

[saeidrostami]

thank you for the  trining . that's was perfect

[normjames]

Wonderful! Thank you. Glad you answered the question that I had in my mind about the final cleanup ( sharpening, spot removal, etc)….

[Stillfilm]

Thanks so much for that brilliant processing video. I have never quite understood when or why to use smart objects and you've explained it all so simply.

[deanimator]

Thanks, Michael. Very interesting technique which I will certainly experiment with. BTW, loved your behind the scenes thunderstorm video with Nick Page...good work and fun to watch. Hope to see more such stories

[alanatwood]

These are exactly the kinds of tutorials I need. I am a bit new to photo editing and any little morsel I can glean from these is golden! Thank you thank you!!

[tobyjugg]

That is really clever !!!! I love the idea of "stalling" the conversion to tiff for as long as possible.

[rocketmanab]

Great video! I've been wanting to learn more about how to use smart objects, and you and Nick both deliver the goods...awesome.

[osincali]

I love this for color grading on those color wheels for those explosive sunsets we get in SoCal from time to time. Thanks!!!

[SimonWillig]

Wow, this is really helpfull. Thanks!

[pinmaker]

And here I was importing separate raw copies into PS, didn't know you could do it this way, big timesaver. Good stuff!

[AndreaJump]

Hi Michael. Thank you so much for this video. It was so helpful. I have just one question: and when you want to come back in lightroom? I mean: at the end of your entire workflow, to come back in lightroom without loosing quality, what's your choice in term of file format?
Thanks again <3

[pauloricardoferreira]

I've been struggling with this workflow for a while. I was doing things in wrong order, therefore I wasn't getting the desired results. Thanks for sharing, Michael.