How To Make Your Photos Pop In Lightroom 4 In 5 Minutes – Lightroom Tutorial
This video tutorial will show you how to use Lightroom 4 to take a dull, lifeless photo and turn it into something that stands above the rest in a measly 5 minutes. See it on our blog at www.designpanoply.com
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Hey, have you heard about “Photo SFXart Tricks” (just do a Google search for it…)? There you can watch a smart free video showing the way to create incredible photos. It made it easier for Daniel to take pictures which leave you with a wow-effect after you look at them. Perhaps it will work for you also.
When you click the paintbrush and begin painting, it will effect the area you are painting with the settings that are currently in the right sidebar. Sometimes I’ll have the exposure set at +4 to make the painting areas obvious, then I’ll tweak it down after that.
Thanks Moyinguis. Have fun 🙂
WOOOOOOOW! I’m going to try this for sure, thank you for your time, great tut! Greetings from Mexico 🙂
when i click the paintbrush how do i get it to go white like it does for you
WOW! THZ…
The Best PS color correction pack 😀
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Thanks guys! I’m glad this video is helping so many of you 🙂
great job
Just what I was looking for! Very interesting!
Thanks. I just downloaded the lightroom trial version. I need to learn more!
great video….. keep them coming!
COOL! thanks
Great teacher.
very nice! hope to learn more from you. keep it up!
Thanks ozbod54. I try to do as much as possible in Lightroom, and only go into Photoshop if necessary.
– John Shaver
Thanks for the feedback. I’ll do my best!
– John Shaver
I’m not sure what’s happening… do you have sharpening turned on or anything?
You might try upping the noise reduction. Previewing smaller images can sometimes make them look smoother than they really are, so when you export them at full size they look grainy.
– John Shaver
Excellent tut’ many thanks, it explained a lot as I am trying to learn LR4 and blend with CS5
PLEASE MAKE MORE OF THESE!!!!! I need to understand more of these type of portrait edits!