I CHANGED The WAY I EDIT in LIGHTROOM

In this tutorial, I demonstrate my new workflow when editing Raw files in Lightroom Classic.

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In this tutorial, I demonstrate my new workflow when editing Raw files in Lightroom Classic.

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Check out one of my newer websites – The Best in Photography:

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To get more info about Lightroom, go here:

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[oneeyedphotographer]

11:20 Masking the log also masked the bird's foot.

[mylucksmiles]

Really impressed with your simple explanation. The easy and no rush appoch i found helpped me to follow your explanations . One of the biggest mistakes i have had to correct in my photography was simple but profound..I don't go out to see what i can find to take photos of. I got out to find an image i can see in my mind completed. The next thing is ISO i set mine at 64iso.l Carry a tripod and ensure i take the shot thats going to be exsponsed correctly i check my settings on screen. Mirror less camera are great for viewing the picture but its not always great at depth of field . Also letting the viewer know that each lens has its sweet spot . So get to know your equipment These tips i have to force myself to get into.making these a habit. It takes only a coupe of seconds to do but is worth it. The new bokkeh settings in light room have brought in a great help and mine works amazingly well. The idea of a complete blurry The bokkeh back ground the time ...is a bad habit passed on over the years mostly by bloggers. I like the background to complement my image.i do like to tell a complete story. The iso now in light room is amazingly helpful. I have had to up the iso simplely because of the earlier darkernights here in England and the poor light sometimes beacause the skys are grey .This forces me to get out when the weather detates, another habbit i have learned. The things indoors can be done when the weather is bad or night fall dictates.. . Light room is a stage in completeing an image ready for display or print . I use it as an exstention to add to my ideas . I think that every peace of the puzzle in the presentation of an image is important as the next process . So😊👍 anyone who takes the time to share their knowledge deserve a thumbs up and a thank you. Cheers for the info i just like to share my tips on shooting .hope it helped but i have the feeling you already knew them

[NepaliNed]

Hi Anthony, thank you very much for putting up your latest video of your new work flow. I'm currently using your previous work flow, which I find very helpful :)

[RaymondParkerPhoto]

Thanks Anthony. These new tools have transformed Lightroom and speeded up workflow immensely.

[cathfragment]

I do it in a similar way because I take a lot from you. One thing I like doing when I develop an image is taking "Snap Shots". That is very practical when you make some edits and want to test them or revert to the previous version.

[JezLerman]

Great video. Thank you for your time and wisdom.

[michaelmcphee]

Not doing too much different to 14:22 that. The big tip for me is how you worked around the log. That made the shot in my opinion. It was dragging the bird down.. Thanks for this Anthony.

[lookforbeauty]

I miss something regarding LR masks. On 12:37, you subtract the foreground from the background and the bird with the brush. It would be great if you could subtract a mask copying from another mask.

[licurgius]

Priceless content, I learn so much from you! Thank a lot Anthony!

[ilesmic]

I love the idea of doing the spot removal prior to the other adjustments-- I will start that right away. Great Video

[jeffbaker]

I am working through almost 100 event photos taken at ISO 1600 and find the Denoise option does a good job removing noise and preserving detail. Better than trying to find the sweet spot number of Luminance slider in the Detail panel. One quirky thing, the DNG file gets created with the Pick flag but the Filter option is returned to Filters Off so I see all the photos and have to turn it back to Flagged. On the upside, you can do a batch run of all the photos you select, so you can get a bunch done while you grab a drink, catch up on a couple emails or watch another Anthony Morganti video! (It took about15 minutes to Denoise the nearly 100 photos, GPU at 100% performance load.) Thanks for this video and all the ones you've shared!

[pablo_fsss]

Thank you, Anthony, great tutorial, as always.

[ElMarkoCinco]

Try dropping the denoise down from 100%.. the image will typically be a little sharper

[GeneMoretti]

Again, Anthony another useful video I will be using especially on AI Noise Reduction.

[michellehoag]

I am going to try this. Thank you for sharing the video. 😊

[JimEmbury]

Great analysis of the use of the new tools. Thank you.

[Overxpossed]

I work all the other way around; making one or two 100% filled masks, adjust, save those masks as pressets, and everything else in the basic panel and etc. This way I just need to adjust one slider if not two. Result is all pictures having the same style perfectly applied.

[mrki]

Now I need to forget all videos I watched from you, it's not fair! :-)

[iigal]

Anthony, great video as usual. I constantly keep readjusting my workflow, and this is now more iteration thanks to you.