This hour long class takes you through a detailed landscape image edit, covering almost all of the various Develop module tabs in detail.You will learn how to crop to panoramic ratios, apply global and selective edits, and end up with two very different versions of the original shot - one in colour, the other a dramatic black and white.Anyone can follow and benefit from this class - no prior knowledge required!Who is the target audience?Users of Adobe Lightroom
Users of any other photo editing software
Those who want to learn editing and post-processing techniques
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Edit a landscape photo using a wide range of techniques
Produce panoramic crop images
Create different variants of a single image
Process a colour image into black & white using Lightroom & Nik Silver Efex Pro 2
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Let's set our image up for editing
5 lectures05:16Opening titlesPromo for Edit Like a Pro! - 4 - Castletown Stately HomeIntroduction to our image Here we take a look at the raw image we will be working with, straight out of the camera.Keywording our image Adding keywords to images helps you find them later amongst the thousands of shots which build up over time.Editing metadata pre-sets Here we look at how to add copyright and other information to your image so it can be attributed back to you even if shared digitally.
Let's set our image up for editing
5 lectures05:16Opening titlesPromo for Edit Like a Pro! - 4 - Castletown Stately HomeIntroduction to our image Here we take a look at the raw image we will be working with, straight out of the camera.Keywording our image Adding keywords to images helps you find them later amongst the thousands of shots which build up over time.Editing metadata pre-sets Here we look at how to add copyright and other information to your image so it can be attributed back to you even if shared digitally.
Opening titlesOpening titlesOpening titlesOpening titlesPromo for Edit Like a Pro! - 4 - Castletown Stately HomePromo for Edit Like a Pro! - 4 - Castletown Stately HomePromo for Edit Like a Pro! - 4 - Castletown Stately HomePromo for Edit Like a Pro! - 4 - Castletown Stately HomeIntroduction to our image Here we take a look at the raw image we will be working with, straight out of the camera.
Introduction to our image Here we take a look at the raw image we will be working with, straight out of the camera.
Introduction to our image Here we take a look at the raw image we will be working with, straight out of the camera.
Introduction to our image Here we take a look at the raw image we will be working with, straight out of the camera.
Here we take a look at the raw image we will be working with, straight out of the camera.
Here we take a look at the raw image we will be working with, straight out of the camera.
Keywording our image Adding keywords to images helps you find them later amongst the thousands of shots which build up over time.
Keywording our image Adding keywords to images helps you find them later amongst the thousands of shots which build up over time.
Keywording our image Adding keywords to images helps you find them later amongst the thousands of shots which build up over time.
Keywording our image Adding keywords to images helps you find them later amongst the thousands of shots which build up over time.
Adding keywords to images helps you find them later amongst the thousands of shots which build up over time.
Adding keywords to images helps you find them later amongst the thousands of shots which build up over time.
Editing metadata pre-sets Here we look at how to add copyright and other information to your image so it can be attributed back to you even if shared digitally.
Editing metadata pre-sets Here we look at how to add copyright and other information to your image so it can be attributed back to you even if shared digitally.
Editing metadata pre-sets Here we look at how to add copyright and other information to your image so it can be attributed back to you even if shared digitally.
Editing metadata pre-sets Here we look at how to add copyright and other information to your image so it can be attributed back to you even if shared digitally.
Here we look at how to add copyright and other information to your image so it can be attributed back to you even if shared digitally.
Here we look at how to add copyright and other information to your image so it can be attributed back to you even if shared digitally.
The Basic Tab - Initial Editing
5 lectures16:23Setting the Crop This image benefits from a panoramic crop, so we apply this to accentuate the wide sweeping landscape.Adjusting tonal range using the Histogram Maximising the full tonal range of an image helps bring out colours and creates better shots. The histogram is a visual representation of the tones from complete back through to complete white, and helps you adjust your black and white points as well as see where most tones fall in your image.Highlights, Shadows, Whites & Blacks These 4 sliders form the backbone of any tonal editing sequence, and work in conjunction with the histogram which reflects changes made as these sliders are moved.Clarity, Vibrance & Saturation Now we get into adjusting the colours and depth of tones...Adjusting Contrast using the Tone Curve The Tone Curve is a powerful and often under-utilised tool which gives very precise control of contrast and other tonal adjustments.
The Basic Tab - Initial Editing
5 lectures16:23Setting the Crop This image benefits from a panoramic crop, so we apply this to accentuate the wide sweeping landscape.Adjusting tonal range using the Histogram Maximising the full tonal range of an image helps bring out colours and creates better shots. The histogram is a visual representation of the tones from complete back through to complete white, and helps you adjust your black and white points as well as see where most tones fall in your image.Highlights, Shadows, Whites & Blacks These 4 sliders form the backbone of any tonal editing sequence, and work in conjunction with the histogram which reflects changes made as these sliders are moved.Clarity, Vibrance & Saturation Now we get into adjusting the colours and depth of tones...Adjusting Contrast using the Tone Curve The Tone Curve is a powerful and often under-utilised tool which gives very precise control of contrast and other tonal adjustments.
Setting the Crop This image benefits from a panoramic crop, so we apply this to accentuate the wide sweeping landscape.
Setting the Crop This image benefits from a panoramic crop, so we apply this to accentuate the wide sweeping landscape.
Setting the Crop This image benefits from a panoramic crop, so we apply this to accentuate the wide sweeping landscape.
Setting the Crop This image benefits from a panoramic crop, so we apply this to accentuate the wide sweeping landscape.
This image benefits from a panoramic crop, so we apply this to accentuate the wide sweeping landscape.
This image benefits from a panoramic crop, so we apply this to accentuate the wide sweeping landscape.
Adjusting tonal range using the Histogram Maximising the full tonal range of an image helps bring out colours and creates better shots. The histogram is a visual representation of the tones from complete back through to complete white, and helps you adjust your black and white points as well as see where most tones fall in your image.
Adjusting tonal range using the Histogram Maximising the full tonal range of an image helps bring out colours and creates better shots. The histogram is a visual representation of the tones from complete back through to complete white, and helps you adjust your black and white points as well as see where most tones fall in your image.
Adjusting tonal range using the Histogram Maximising the full tonal range of an image helps bring out colours and creates better shots. The histogram is a visual representation of the tones from complete back through to complete white, and helps you adjust your black and white points as well as see where most tones fall in your image.
Adjusting tonal range using the Histogram Maximising the full tonal range of an image helps bring out colours and creates better shots. The histogram is a visual representation of the tones from complete back through to complete white, and helps you adjust your black and white points as well as see where most tones fall in your image.
Maximising the full tonal range of an image helps bring out colours and creates better shots. The histogram is a visual representation of the tones from complete back through to complete white, and helps you adjust your black and white points as well as see where most tones fall in your image.
Maximising the full tonal range of an image helps bring out colours and creates better shots. The histogram is a visual representation of the tones from complete back through to complete white, and helps you adjust your black and white points as well as see where most tones fall in your image.
Highlights, Shadows, Whites & Blacks These 4 sliders form the backbone of any tonal editing sequence, and work in conjunction with the histogram which reflects changes made as these sliders are moved.
Highlights, Shadows, Whites & Blacks These 4 sliders form the backbone of any tonal editing sequence, and work in conjunction with the histogram which reflects changes made as these sliders are moved.
Highlights, Shadows, Whites & Blacks These 4 sliders form the backbone of any tonal editing sequence, and work in conjunction with the histogram which reflects changes made as these sliders are moved.
Highlights, Shadows, Whites & Blacks These 4 sliders form the backbone of any tonal editing sequence, and work in conjunction with the histogram which reflects changes made as these sliders are moved.
These 4 sliders form the backbone of any tonal editing sequence, and work in conjunction with the histogram which reflects changes made as these sliders are moved.
These 4 sliders form the backbone of any tonal editing sequence, and work in conjunction with the histogram which reflects changes made as these sliders are moved.
Clarity, Vibrance & Saturation Now we get into adjusting the colours and depth of tones...
Clarity, Vibrance & Saturation Now we get into adjusting the colours and depth of tones...
Clarity, Vibrance & Saturation Now we get into adjusting the colours and depth of tones...
Clarity, Vibrance & Saturation Now we get into adjusting the colours and depth of tones...
Now we get into adjusting the colours and depth of tones...
Now we get into adjusting the colours and depth of tones...
Adjusting Contrast using the Tone Curve The Tone Curve is a powerful and often under-utilised tool which gives very precise control of contrast and other tonal adjustments.
Adjusting Contrast using the Tone Curve The Tone Curve is a powerful and often under-utilised tool which gives very precise control of contrast and other tonal adjustments.
Adjusting Contrast using the Tone Curve The Tone Curve is a powerful and often under-utilised tool which gives very precise control of contrast and other tonal adjustments.
Adjusting Contrast using the Tone Curve The Tone Curve is a powerful and often under-utilised tool which gives very precise control of contrast and other tonal adjustments.
The Tone Curve is a powerful and often under-utilised tool which gives very precise control of contrast and other tonal adjustments.
The Tone Curve is a powerful and often under-utilised tool which gives very precise control of contrast and other tonal adjustments.
The HSL tab
1 lecture03:50Adjusting Hue, Saturation and Luminance The HSL tab is where you can really play with colours - I go over the top here (but then I'm colourblind!) but you can achieve almost any look you want with judicious use of these sliders.
The HSL tab.
1 lecture03:50Adjusting Hue, Saturation and Luminance The HSL tab is where you can really play with colours - I go over the top here (but then I'm colourblind!) but you can achieve almost any look you want with judicious use of these sliders.
Adjusting Hue, Saturation and Luminance The HSL tab is where you can really play with colours - I go over the top here (but then I'm colourblind!) but you can achieve almost any look you want with judicious use of these sliders.
Adjusting Hue, Saturation and Luminance The HSL tab is where you can really play with colours - I go over the top here (but then I'm colourblind!) but you can achieve almost any look you want with judicious use of these sliders.
Adjusting Hue, Saturation and Luminance The HSL tab is where you can really play with colours - I go over the top here (but then I'm colourblind!) but you can achieve almost any look you want with judicious use of these sliders.
Adjusting Hue, Saturation and Luminance The HSL tab is where you can really play with colours - I go over the top here (but then I'm colourblind!) but you can achieve almost any look you want with judicious use of these sliders
Additional information
No prior knowledge is required, but a copy of Adobe Lightroom is useful to follow along on your own photos trying out the techniques shown