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Dark, Moody Post Processing with Adobe Lightroom | QE #357
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In this video I’m editing a dark, moody landscape photo using #Adobe #Lightroom for the post processing
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0:00 Intro
I wanted this photo to look much darker and grim, so my intention was to darken most of the clouds, while still having a nicely exposed foreground, plus I wanted to add some glowing lights just above the landscape in the distance. Sadly, due to some camera error this is only a jpeg, not a raw fie, so I was rather limited with the post processing which I have mostly done in Lightroom.
0:32 1. Basic Adjustments
First off, I slightly adjusted the white balance to reduce the color cast. Then, I increased the shadows and the whites carefully to get a well exposed base image. I further dropped the contrast and added a bit of dehaze to make the mountain peak more visible. Finally, I dropped the vibrance.
2:00 2. Local Adjustments
To make the upper clouds darker I used a simply graduated filter and dropped the exposure. Also, in using this filter, I dropped the texture to make the clouds look smoother, added clarity to get more structure and dropped the saturation.
For the glowing areas I used radial filters. Inside of them, I increased the blacks, decreased the dehaze and added some whites without overexposing.
Another radial filter was used over the waterfall itself. Here I added whites and texture.
6:00 3. Color Grading
Not much going on here. In the hue tab I increased the yellow hue to get richer green tones. In the saturation tab, I dropped the green saturation and boosted the blue one.
7:05 4. Photoshop
Finally, I used Photoshop to get rid of a few objects with the spot healing brush, enhance the glow just a little more and do some minor dodging in the foreground.
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Thank you for watching my video!
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0:00 Intro
I wanted this photo to look much darker and grim, so my intention was to darken most of the clouds, while still having a nicely exposed foreground, plus I wanted to add some glowing lights just above the landscape in the distance. Sadly, due to some camera error this is only a jpeg, not a raw fie, so I was rather limited with the post processing which I have mostly done in Lightroom.
0:32 1. Basic Adjustments
First off, I slightly adjusted the white balance to reduce the color cast. Then, I increased the shadows and the whites carefully to get a well exposed base image. I further dropped the contrast and added a bit of dehaze to make the mountain peak more visible. Finally, I dropped the vibrance.
2:00 2. Local Adjustments
To make the upper clouds darker I used a simply graduated filter and dropped the exposure. Also, in using this filter, I dropped the texture to make the clouds look smoother, added clarity to get more structure and dropped the saturation.
For the glowing areas I used radial filters. Inside of them, I increased the blacks, decreased the dehaze and added some whites without overexposing.
Another radial filter was used over the waterfall itself. Here I added whites and texture.
6:00 3. Color Grading
Not much going on here. In the hue tab I increased the yellow hue to get richer green tones. In the saturation tab, I dropped the green saturation and boosted the blue one.
7:05 4. Photoshop
Finally, I used Photoshop to get rid of a few objects with the spot healing brush, enhance the glow just a little more and do some minor dodging in the foreground.
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