yes, if you look on the right of the menu's where you see, Home, Videos, Shorts, etc. youll see a little magnifying class. Click it and search for Lightroom Mobile. It will bring up all of them. Here's a link for one of them though: ruclips.net/video/FkfTATEC9gU/видео.htmlsi=iJWmtGg52eWaWI5N
if your preset is designed to effect that slider. For example if you adjusted the highlights and shadows and then apply a preset and it is saved with the highlights and shadows checked, it will adjust them to what the preset is.
@@xxichikokoxx depends on the preset. Most presets are designed to be the starting point of the edit. You apply the preset, then tweak everything to get the photo to a point where you like it.
That definitely didn't feel like 90 seconds.... lol
Why don’t you have a million subscribers? I mean… I like how your YTs are quick, straight to the point and most importantly, useful.
Haha I’m working on it 😂
These are some gold tips!
yep! simple but effective!
Really useful tips thanks
Glad to hear it :)
This is gold 😂 I love it!
Yay!
Have you got any tutorials on LR mobile? I only have the basic editor as I'm very new to photography
yes, if you look on the right of the menu's where you see, Home, Videos, Shorts, etc. youll see a little magnifying class. Click it and search for Lightroom Mobile. It will bring up all of them. Here's a link for one of them though: ruclips.net/video/FkfTATEC9gU/видео.htmlsi=iJWmtGg52eWaWI5N
when you do presets, does it over ride your original corrections/edits (i.e. saturation, exposure, WB, etc.)
if your preset is designed to effect that slider. For example if you adjusted the highlights and shadows and then apply a preset and it is saved with the highlights and shadows checked, it will adjust them to what the preset is.
@@willsimpsonphoto so ideally the process is do all the color corrections first THEN apply the preset and adjust the preset slider?
@@xxichikokoxx depends on the preset. Most presets are designed to be the starting point of the edit. You apply the preset, then tweak everything to get the photo to a point where you like it.