This Lightroom HACK will transform your vignettes!

I'm a big fan of using vignettes in your images to help draw the viewer's eye to the center of the frame, but I'm not a big fan of the vignette slider.

Yes, it is undoubtedly the quickest and easiest way to add a vignette. It also works great for images with even lighting throughout the image. But the light isn't evenly spread in your scene for most landscape, wildlife, and nature photographers. More often than not, light comes from one side of the image.

Using this method, you can selectively darken certain parts of the image more than others, further shaping the light in your photo and creating a more realistic and compelling image.

[youritguy]

I saw this tip a few weeks ago really like it a lot.

[realexclusive]

Great videos. Would you mind recommending color accurate laptops aside from macbooks. Thanks

[verycool]

Hi, I've been learning a lot about photography through your videos. One thing I've been wondering is what is the workflow of editing photos. As in what's the proper way of importing photos for editing, organizing them into their own folders, etc. I've been playing around with Lr Classic, but it feels quite messy when Im using it

[fiscijay]

I just realized I've been saying vignette wrong.

[sertocd]

ouch.. hopefully strap didn't hurt your eye.