Incredible video! I love landscape photography and I've dedicated some time to learn more about composition, and now I feel that it's time to move forward into color. This video appeared in my recommended videos and I am so glad I saw it. Definitely adding it to my favorites! Cheers Albert!
I love your white balance tip and also selective saturation. For a photo challenge, I would pick a color and walk around my neighborhood looking for that color. Then, I would edit it so only that color was saturated and turned the rest into b&w. I have one shot that I really like composition-wise but just one color looks strange. Now, its time to go back and find that happy medium between all color and no color:) I'm going to take a wild guess that you know Joanna Kustra. Her video on color composition/theory was a real game changer for me since I have spent most of my photo journey shooting b&w film. Color digital is a whole new universe for me:))
An excellent video!!! Many videos on photo editing rely on the AI features of the application to imbue the image with what the algorithms “think” is good. This is fine … I use such photo editing applications. But to have an understanding of Color … its visual impact … emotion … is really fundamental to creating images that “tell a story”.
Can we maybe have a video about black and white photography? I know this is not usually what you are used to use for your pictures but i was wondering if you could explain when we should use black and white in terms of context or topics but also hot achieve a good black and white effect without ruining the picture or having it look completely fake
Looks very powerful (and thank you for the walkthrough), except I don't understand - in the colour wheel part - how you jumped from the image with the green to the image without it - are you using an eye dropper from that swatch in another Adobe app like Photoshop? I don't use Adobe (Luminar Neo instead) so I'm stuck as to how I can get my colours to follow a swatch which I create in the colour wheel. Any help would be much appreciated! 🙏
Dear Albert; I watched this video, although it was a bit late. It is really useful. I want to ask a question. Regarding the settings you made on the Adobe Color site. Do we send a photo that we have previously finished editing to this site, make the final color adjustment there and then export it again? In other words, are the final colors of the photo shaped after Adobe Color?
You use Adobe Color as a guidance. Meaning you can spot distracting colours and then just adjust the colours in Lightroom. It would be super helpful if Adobe actually implemented Adobe Color directly into Lightroom or PS, but unfortunately that's not the case.
Thanx for this video maybe next about composition and frame about in photography landacape :) Best regards , For the best photographer Albert Dros, SHPETA
Is it really a good idea to crank up vibrance? Doesn't vibrance increase red colors less and thus you don't get a proper representation of the present color.
Very useful indeed. But Albert, how do I get the chosen image onto the screen, and where is 'Refresh'?. When I select a photo and hit OPEN, nothing happens. No pic.
@@barryashenhurst2071 yes just upload small jpgs. Keep in mind that Adobe Color is juist used as guidance. Refresh, just refresh the internet page. CMD+R
why is adobe colour not standard in lightroom its a great tool to see the colours and view of the Total image. I am using normal lightroom now and i really doubt. should i take the full lightroom CC, lightroom just slowly become one program with all the tools I think.
Wow! Great tips. This video is a gem! About tip #9, I have an Apple 30” Cinema Display. What is your take on it? Should I convert to BenQ? Or Eizo? Also, what do you think about curved monitors (specifically those for gaming)? Are they ok for photo editing?
@ thanks for the answer! Eventually I’d like to print some images using external services (including ICC profiles), but it won’t be anything done professionally, since the Italian market for artistic or landscape photo prints is de facto non-existent (also, I’m not arrogant enough to think anyone would ever want to hang my images on their wall).
This video is one of the most informative image editing videos I have watched on RUclips.
Thanks really!
Great video, Albert. I really enjoyed the insights. Such an important topic. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! And you're welcome
Don't remember ever hearing about Adobe Colour before.. Very useful! Good tips all in all, thank you.
Thanks for video. Ill put effects into my mountain photography.
WOW! I needed this! Thank you so much. : )
Great information. I'll give the tip #7 a try! Thanks for sharing.
Eindelijk eens advies waar een mens wijzer van wordt! Heel hartelijk dank 👍
graag gedaan!
Fantastic video. Some superb tips that I’ll definitely be trying out.
Hele goede informatieve video Albert. Dank je dat je de liefhebbers weer wat geleerd hebt
Altijd graag gedaan :)
Thanks for sharing Albert, a very nice and informative vid, thx👍
Welcome!
Great job Albert. Lazy girl tips her bucket hat to you!
Hahaha awesome 😄
Very helpful and inspiring! Many thanks for sharing 👍👍
welcome!
Thanks for sharing this! It's been a real eye opener 😉
This was such a helpful video. Instant subscribe. Please more of it!
thank you!
@@AlbertDrosPhotography no I say thank you. This tip with reducing saturation and exposure and then pump the contrast is quite interesting.
Incredible video! I love landscape photography and I've dedicated some time to learn more about composition, and now I feel that it's time to move forward into color. This video appeared in my recommended videos and I am so glad I saw it. Definitely adding it to my favorites! Cheers Albert!
Thank you so much! Happy to hear it popped up in your recommendations. If you have any questions, feel free to let me know!
Great tips, thank you very much!
Thanks, Albert for the video! these are quite helpful tips!
Happy to help!
Thank you Albert 🙏for sharing your photography knowledge with us. The tips are great 👌. Gr Jaap
My pleasure!
@@AlbertDrosPhotography
I applied your editing tips to a photo tonight, the result is great, the photo looks really, really much better. 🤩
Great video! Have learnt so much! Thank you!
Great to hear Chris :)
Thank you for a great and learning video. You are a star.
Haha thanks for the kind words!
Loved this summary! Excellent presentation. Thank you! ❤
Thanks! :D
Best video I've seen on colour. Thank you for posting
Thanks for the nice words!
Geweldige uitleg Albert, bedankt
graag gedaan!
This was great. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you!
Thanks. Excellent advice on your tips. This one’s a keeper.
Welcome!
Machtige content Albert, dank voor je heldere uitleg (net even anders als je cursus)
grtz
Rob
You're welcome!
Thank you for informative video.
You're welcome!
Great video and tips 👌
Best landscape photographer for me! Thank you for sharing your knowlegy
Thank you so much!
Your photos are brutal, simply beautiful!
thank you!
Great video. Thanks!
I love your white balance tip and also selective saturation. For a photo challenge, I would pick a color and walk around my neighborhood looking for that color. Then, I would edit it so only that color was saturated and turned the rest into b&w. I have one shot that I really like composition-wise but just one color looks strange. Now, its time to go back and find that happy medium between all color and no color:)
I'm going to take a wild guess that you know Joanna Kustra. Her video on color composition/theory was a real game changer for me since I have spent most of my photo journey shooting b&w film. Color digital is a whole new universe for me:))
thank you Albert, this is very helpfull and explanary tutorial vodeo.. i hope next time you make a video about landscape composition tips:)
Maybe :) !
Very good video. Will you also make a video about printing and tips for it?
There's a video on my channel about printing :)
Great video, Love from Serbia.
learn so much from this video, thanks
welcome!
Very valuable tips… I learned a lot.
great to hear :D
Subed, great vid 👌🏾🇦🇺
Thank you!
Albert, bedankt voor dit kijkje in keuken en het huiswerk 😂.
Graag gedaan :)
Great video and advice 🙂👍🙏
Very helpful!
Glad it was useful :)
An excellent video!!! Many videos on photo editing rely on the AI features of the application to imbue the image with what the algorithms “think” is good. This is fine … I use such photo editing applications. But to have an understanding of Color … its visual impact … emotion … is really fundamental to creating images that “tell a story”.
Completely agree!
Can we maybe have a video about black and white photography? I know this is not usually what you are used to use for your pictures but i was wondering if you could explain when we should use black and white in terms of context or topics but also hot achieve a good black and white effect without ruining the picture or having it look completely fake
Looks very powerful (and thank you for the walkthrough), except I don't understand - in the colour wheel part - how you jumped from the image with the green to the image without it - are you using an eye dropper from that swatch in another Adobe app like Photoshop? I don't use Adobe (Luminar Neo instead) so I'm stuck as to how I can get my colours to follow a swatch which I create in the colour wheel. Any help would be much appreciated! 🙏
Dear Albert; I watched this video, although it was a bit late. It is really useful. I want to ask a question. Regarding the settings you made on the Adobe Color site. Do we send a photo that we have previously finished editing to this site, make the final color adjustment there and then export it again? In other words, are the final colors of the photo shaped after Adobe Color?
Thanks Albert, please tell me how to apply the extracted color theme to color grade the photo (that was uploaded to Adobe color) using Lightroom.
You use Adobe Color as a guidance. Meaning you can spot distracting colours and then just adjust the colours in Lightroom. It would be super helpful if Adobe actually implemented Adobe Color directly into Lightroom or PS, but unfortunately that's not the case.
Thanx for this video maybe next about composition and frame about in photography landacape :)
Best regards ,
For the best photographer Albert Dros,
SHPETA
Is it really a good idea to crank up vibrance? Doesn't vibrance increase red colors less and thus you don't get a proper representation of the present color.
Very useful indeed. But Albert, how do I get the chosen image onto the screen, and where is 'Refresh'?. When I select a photo and hit OPEN, nothing happens. No pic.
You just drag the photo in there.
@@AlbertDrosPhotography TIFFs wol;'t load, Albert. I had to use a jpg. And how do you refresh?
@@barryashenhurst2071 yes just upload small jpgs. Keep in mind that Adobe Color is juist used as guidance. Refresh, just refresh the internet page. CMD+R
why is adobe colour not standard in lightroom its a great tool to see the colours and view of the Total image. I am using normal lightroom now and i really doubt. should i take the full lightroom CC, lightroom just slowly become one program with all the tools I think.
I completely agree! Having Adobe color available in LR directly would be incredible
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What's this reference to, enlighten me lol
Vengo sólo porque me lo recomendó Tornero 👉👈
analogous
[ uh-nal-uh-guhs ]
Whenever anyone ask me about landscape photos, I make sure I take your name and show them your Instagram page and compell them to follow. 😁
Awesome! Really appreciate it.
Wow! Great tips. This video is a gem!
About tip #9, I have an Apple 30” Cinema Display. What is your take on it? Should I convert to BenQ? Or Eizo?
Also, what do you think about curved monitors (specifically those for gaming)? Are they ok for photo editing?
I think it really depends what you do. If you print, I would recommend a more accurate display. I don't know about curved displays. Never used one :)
@ thanks for the answer!
Eventually I’d like to print some images using external services (including ICC profiles), but it won’t be anything done professionally, since the Italian market for artistic or landscape photo prints is de facto non-existent (also, I’m not arrogant enough to think anyone would ever want to hang my images on their wall).