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Landscape Photography Post Processing & Editing - Lightroom 5/6 Tutorial - WME

█►(Ad) - Create Your Own Professional Photography Website With SmugMug! - Learn More & Get Your 14 Day Free Trial Today:► https://bit.ly/SmugMugYurifineart SmugMug offers beautiful templates, 100% customization, excellent 24/7 customer support unlimited storage on all plans and even the ability to sell prints & digital downloads! All of that without any coding- knowledge required, from as low as 3 dollars a month! Check out: https://bit.ly/SmugMugYurifineart to get your 14 day free trial & 15% off any subscription, if you then decide to go for one. _____________________________________ Find All my Lightroom and Landscape Tutorials for Free on YouTube Click here!: ► https://goo.gl/ugp9dC Be sure to subscribe to my channel for more photography related videos and tutorials! Click here!: ► https://goo.gl/g2qEsg Quick Bio: I am a landscape landscape photographer and I upload lightroom tutorials, landscape editing videos and other photography related tutorials / guides at least once a week! I am going on a 1 year long photography tour next year and I'm going to make a ton of videos from travel / photography vlogs to on location guides, video postcards and show you the wildest and the most beautiful places from landscapes and cities in all of europe! sounds interesting to you? be sure to subscribe for free to my youtube channel so you never miss a video! click here to subscribe!: ► https://goo.gl/ugp9dC ______________________________________________________________ Subscribe directly on youtube or Follow my social media so you never miss a new photo or video! Subscribe Here: https://goo.gl/ugp9dC 500px: https://500px.com/YuriFineart Twitter:   / yurifineart   Facebook:   / yurifineart   Thank you so much for watching!! _______________________________________­___________________ Small Text Guide to Edit Landscapes in Lightroom: (the video shows everything with way more details:    • Landscape Photography Editing and Post Pro...  ): Text Guide (only 2 of 13 points mentioned) I have been photographing for over 3 years now and because I started shooting RAW very early I needed a program to edit them, I looked into a lot of raw converters and at the end decided to go with Lightroom because it seemed like a very versatile, affordable and user friendly program. Now I've been using Lightroom for almost 3 years have never felt the need to change to another software. I have edited hundreds and hundreds of images, my techniques and pictures continually developed and I was getting happier and happier with the result I was getting. Many People asked my how I edited this landscape, how did I do that etc.. So I figured I'd just make a guide and put it on YouTube and post a text / stills version here. I am sure I have still a lot to learn and there are many different ways and styles and ways to edit landscapes but here I'm just showing you my way, my workflow on how I edit most of my landscapes, keep in mind that what I'm going to show here is a very rough version of my workflow, it would be impossible to to list all detailed adjustments and how I mix different settings together for 1 setting, many thought only 1 slider was for etc.. But still, if you like my style of editing I do to my images this might give you some inspiration, ideas or help you out for your editing :) here the 2 basic steps: (1.) Basic retouching: 1- Bringing down the Highlights, usually quite far, sometimes up to -100 2- Bring up the shadows, usually +100, sometimes a bit less however 3- Bring up the whites until they almost clip (hold down the ALT key while moving the slider to see when they clip 4- Bring down the blacks, I always clip the blacks a bit, I'm not too worried if I lose some detail there (hold down the alt key to see when the blacks clip 5- Play around with contrast, usually I add a bit of contrast, +10 or 20, sometimes more, sometimes i go -20 or even more, just play around with it 6- I usually take back the clarity a bit because the editing above adds a lot of contrast and clarity, this helps to give back some of the softness 7- Playing around with the Vibrance / Saturation, I prefer the vibrance tool because it adds color more subtle 8- Adjust the global exposure if needed 9- Play around with the white balance and chose whatever you like best 10- Play around with the Tint, I add magenta to most of my images, especially sunsets, I very rarely add any green tint there Alright, that is pretty much it! keep in mind that this is a very very basic guide and should mostly give you ideas and explain some of the lightroom features, at the end everyone has a different style, take this as an ''idea'' and less as a ''this is how i'll edit my pictures from now on''