I'm lucky enough to live in Iceland, and in fact, a late Icelandic photographer and nature advocate, Guðmundur Páll Ólafsson, once said the same thing when he was praised for one of his many coffee-table books. "Oh, well, it's easy to take great pictures in Iceland, you just need to point your camera somewhere, focus and press the shutter." He was being modest, but only a little bit.
Bro, I cannot tell you how much I appreciate this video. I've watched it four times and every time I learn something new. Learning Lightroom has been a relatively slow process for me, and the tips you shared in this video put me on the fast track. Sick tips, for sure! Tack så mycket!
I'm a first time visitor. I have used all of these tools at one time or another but seldom to the extent you demonstrate in this video. You have given me a lot more to experiment and work with and earned yourself my respect, a "like", and, a new "Subscriber". Thank you.
Enjoyed every 25mins 😅 dehaze on radial or gradual filter can change a photo so much. I use it to balance dark and light corners of photo if needed and love it😉
This was a superb video. I'm new to lightroom. I have so many photos I am going to re-edit thanks to these tips. Love the vids and thank you again. Inspired!!
Sunday morning, a cup of tea and this video - perfect match! Keep on doing this kind of videos, they are just wow! Makes me jump straight into Lightroom for editing 😁
This is what I was looking for!!! Great tutorial, thank you. Just mention I was familiar with this tools but the little tweaks do real job. Thanks again.
Dude, already know all your tips, I also use it in my creative style, I feel the same way! Great tutorial tho, just love your cool attitude. You've got yourself a new subscriber. I am going to Iceland this September can't wait! The landscapes are just stunning
Instead of brushing out the mountain to customize the gradient filter, you can also go to Range Mask and put the setting on Luminace. Then press Show Luminance Mask to see the affected areas. Then you can change the two sliders. This should speed up the process even more!! :)
Hi Ive been really struggling to understand Lightroom, but your tutorials really make sense to me, thankyou for tips and tricks . PS. I have few photos of the Atlantic road bridge in Norway at sunset, Ive not done anything with them, but now I can x
Hey Bro!!! I know this video is a year ago now but still this is insane! It really help me to a lot and I learn so many things on this video! Thank you so much for making this!!!
No more proper English!! Ha! I fully agree ;) I subscribed with my travel/art channel as well (you know me from The Decompression Zone...my storytelling channel). As always, super helpful and enjoyable video. Desaturating mountains makes perfect sense...just like in paintings: Further away, less intensity. Heading to Iceland on Saturday...looking forward to those hairy mounds and black beaches. I certainly will be referencing this video again once we return. Watched in full and liked (1). Thanks Arnulfur!! Marcus
@@thaticelandicguy Seeing that Iceland is one of the few countries that is on the UK's "green list" of places to visit, we'll spend a week with family friends from the USA. And, needless to say, inspired by your awesome photography, I'll be creating some content. Let's see what pops out ;) . Thanks again!
great tutorials!!!!! especially the last photo u got there, can u edit it for us from scratch? This would be sooooo cool. How did u do it with your drone? different AEB shots and add them later on in lightroom?
FIRSTLY, THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO TUTORIAL CHECK THIS OUT ↑►☼ 1ST- PRESS Alt ON THE KEYBOARD TO HIGHLIGHT WHERE YOU PAINT 2:15 -GRADIENT FILTER TOOL FOR BACKGROUND ADJUSTMENT 2ND- BRUSH TOOL MOST IMPORTANT TOOL FOR ME 7:05 3RD- 10:48 HOLD ON RADIAL FILTER TOOL 4TH- SPOT REMOVAL TOOL 13:29 USE WISELY OR RARELY 5TH- I NEED TO UPGRADE TO CC FUCK ME HAHAA15:06 6TH- MAKING MORE DRAMATIC TO THE VIEW CUT THE CONTRAST & SHARPNESS 19:03 7tH TIPS- CREATE A DRAMA WITH LIGHT & SHADOW TO HIGHLIGHT THE SUBJECT 23:08 ME: FOR WINDOWS ONLY PRESS Y ON THE KEYBOARD TO SEE THE BEFORE-AFTER RESULTS THAT YOU CAN SHARE INSTANTLY WITH A SCREENSHOT F12-PrtScr AND OPEN PHOTOSHOP Ctrl+N FOR NEW DOCUMENT, CLICK OK!, AND Ctrl+V TO GET ON PC THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN
The clarity thing... I guess it has more to do with sensor resolution/quality, wen you are using a sensor with a smaller resolution/lower quality you will search for every way possible to bring back the details that you saw and liked in person but that the camera failed to capture, but with a good sensor/high resolution you will find yourself seeing too much.
Sorry about that, is it like in my voice or surrounding? I didn't notice it but my studio is in a place where there are lots of artist and other ppl who also have studios. I did notice some ppl moving some furniture but I tried to pause while they were doing it lol, could be that?
@@thaticelandicguy Ok yea after watching the entire video I see it's the grading. BTW great video and tons of great tips, some I already use but some I haven't so it's great to learn new techniques. Thank you very much!
3:12 "Do whatever you want to do ... But, do it like this" :D made my day, thanks
this video was a bit longer than usual but lots of things to cover! :)
Honestly, one of the top Lightroom tutorials I've ever seen on RUclips. Sick tips!
Many thanks!!
Step 1: Live in Iceland. There is no such thing as a bad photo in Iceland, everywhere you point your camera to is an amazing photo.
I'm lucky enough to live in Iceland, and in fact, a late Icelandic photographer and nature advocate, Guðmundur Páll Ólafsson, once said the same thing when he was praised for one of his many coffee-table books. "Oh, well, it's easy to take great pictures in Iceland, you just need to point your camera somewhere, focus and press the shutter." He was being modest, but only a little bit.
"I slide the sliders a little bit."
Loving it man. Really dig your content. Keep it up!
Bro, I cannot tell you how much I appreciate this video. I've watched it four times and every time I learn something new. Learning Lightroom has been a relatively slow process for me, and the tips you shared in this video put me on the fast track. Sick tips, for sure! Tack så mycket!
I'm a first time visitor. I have used all of these tools at one time or another but seldom to the extent you demonstrate in this video. You have given me a lot more to experiment and work with and earned yourself my respect, a "like", and, a new "Subscriber". Thank you.
Editing my photos while watching this, perfect!
Perfect!
Enjoyed every 25mins 😅 dehaze on radial or gradual filter can change a photo so much. I use it to balance dark and light corners of photo if needed and love it😉
Photography tips are pretty good....but that voice is the real winner
hahah thank you!
Just came acorss your videos and you are AMAZING, I love your videos, thank you!
I love how you deliver these tips, always fun!
i do love your clips, you're doing a great job
your videos are very complete, I really enjoy every minutes watching your little tips. thank you for doing those videos and much more ! Cheers
absolutely - Negative Clarity is the way to go!! (Miss your country. hope to re-visit sometime soon)
Thank for sharing about your experience. It is so helpful
18:55 I had to pause because I laughed so hard when you said "it's not!". Love you man, your sense of humor is SICK!! It is!
Great tips, love them and will definitely use them!
That 2016 statement is so true. CLARITY 100% SICKEST EVER! lol
Ive been watching you for a good while and I genuinely enjoy how calming and straightforward your videos are. Keep them coming!
Amazingly informative video! Learned more about Lightroom editing in 25 min than ever before. Thank you!!
Damn, this I was looking for! Someone who explain it like this. Keep on with your authentic behavior. Love your vids
This is such an amazing video, and so well explained. Thank you so much for this one ;)
This was a superb video. I'm new to lightroom. I have so many photos I am going to re-edit thanks to these tips. Love the vids and thank you again. Inspired!!
Great tutorial video looking forward to your next video
really great tips! I appreciate your work :)
It's like the 'Terminator' teaching Lightroom. And it's very good :D
Wow, this is very perfect tutorial I am looking for. Thanks sharing this tip.👍❤️😍
Stopped trying to pronounce English Words, my favorite one is vocabulary... now you try it. enjoy your vids thanks dude
hahah I'll try to do it in the next video I film! :)
@@thaticelandicguy Goodluck. Again, I enjoy your channel... Side note in Afrikaans we roll the Rrrrr's just as much
Sunday morning, a cup of tea and this video - perfect match!
Keep on doing this kind of videos, they are just wow! Makes me jump straight into Lightroom for editing 😁
I really liked your video. I really feel like editing and trying new things out now, thanks :)
I have just discovered your channel with this video. Thanks!! Awesome tutorials, awesome photos. You have my like
This is what I was looking for!!! Great tutorial, thank you. Just mention I was familiar with this tools but the little tweaks do real job. Thanks again.
Great video, thanks for the tips!
Dude, already know all your tips, I also use it in my creative style, I feel the same way! Great tutorial tho, just love your cool attitude. You've got yourself a new subscriber.
I am going to Iceland this September can't wait! The landscapes are just stunning
Instead of brushing out the mountain to customize the gradient filter, you can also go to Range Mask and put the setting on Luminace. Then press Show Luminance Mask to see the affected areas. Then you can change the two sliders.
This should speed up the process even more!! :)
Agree I also showed that! 😄
Dude, sick tips. Defenetly want to re edit some old photos to test some of this.
Awesome tips - Thank you!
One of my favorite Lightroom tutorials!
Glad to hear it!
Two thumbs UP!! That tutorial was awesome!!
Thanks once again for sharing these tips!
My pleasure!
Fantastic video indeed
awesome, thanks for the tips!!
Sick tutorial bro ❤ loved it
Awesome content bro, learnt a lot
Tips really we need is this! Thanx a lot🤩
Thanks for watching!! 😄
One of my favorite youtuber ❤️, that icelandic guy🤙
🙌
Thanks a lot for sharing your tips! Was very funny watching you haha
Great tips! Subscribed!
Hi Ive been really struggling to understand Lightroom, but your tutorials really make sense to me, thankyou for tips and tricks . PS. I have few photos of the Atlantic road bridge in Norway at sunset, Ive not done anything with them, but now I can x
Already I have learnt alot from you!!! And still learning from you ❤️❤️🔥
I appreciate that!
you just made my day love your vibe : D
Fabulous!! Sick also!
Hey Bro!!! I know this video is a year ago now but still this is insane! It really help me to a lot and I learn so many things on this video! Thank you so much for making this!!!
Love it!
nice bro like always 😍🔥
Thanks 🔥
No more proper English!! Ha! I fully agree ;) I subscribed with my travel/art channel as well (you know me from The Decompression Zone...my storytelling channel). As always, super helpful and enjoyable video. Desaturating mountains makes perfect sense...just like in paintings: Further away, less intensity. Heading to Iceland on Saturday...looking forward to those hairy mounds and black beaches. I certainly will be referencing this video again once we return. Watched in full and liked (1). Thanks Arnulfur!! Marcus
Thank you Marcus! Yea I saw your last comment, just haven't gotten around answering all there :) Awesome! What will you be doing in iceland?
@@thaticelandicguy Seeing that Iceland is one of the few countries that is on the UK's "green list" of places to visit, we'll spend a week with family friends from the USA. And, needless to say, inspired by your awesome photography, I'll be creating some content. Let's see what pops out ;) . Thanks again!
I learned something new. You have earned my like!
great tutorials!!!!!
especially the last photo u got there, can u edit it for us from scratch? This would be sooooo cool. How did u do it with your drone? different AEB shots and add them later on in lightroom?
I really like your accent. You almost sound like a bavarian talking english 😃 Greetings from germany ✌🏼
I love you man!
3:15 "do what ever you want to do but do it like this" has me cracking
Good lightroom tips.
Thanks!
FIRSTLY,
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO TUTORIAL
CHECK THIS OUT ↑►☼
1ST- PRESS Alt ON THE KEYBOARD TO HIGHLIGHT WHERE YOU PAINT 2:15 -GRADIENT FILTER TOOL FOR BACKGROUND ADJUSTMENT
2ND- BRUSH TOOL MOST IMPORTANT TOOL FOR ME 7:05
3RD- 10:48 HOLD ON RADIAL FILTER TOOL
4TH- SPOT REMOVAL TOOL 13:29 USE WISELY OR RARELY
5TH- I NEED TO UPGRADE TO CC FUCK ME HAHAA15:06
6TH- MAKING MORE DRAMATIC TO THE VIEW CUT THE CONTRAST & SHARPNESS 19:03
7tH TIPS- CREATE A DRAMA WITH LIGHT & SHADOW TO HIGHLIGHT THE SUBJECT 23:08
ME: FOR WINDOWS ONLY
PRESS Y ON THE KEYBOARD TO SEE THE BEFORE-AFTER RESULTS THAT YOU CAN SHARE INSTANTLY WITH A SCREENSHOT F12-PrtScr AND OPEN PHOTOSHOP Ctrl+N FOR NEW DOCUMENT, CLICK OK!, AND Ctrl+V TO GET ON PC
THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN
Tjena, super bra tutorial :)
Tack!
Good tips indeed :)
Glad you think so!
Looks like I'm the 100th comment here, so I'll just say I appreciate the tips! THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO!
Thanks for watching!
I love your videos man. Buiti binafi from Belize
The clarity thing... I guess it has more to do with sensor resolution/quality, wen you are using a sensor with a smaller resolution/lower quality you will search for every way possible to bring back the details that you saw and liked in person but that the camera failed to capture, but with a good sensor/high resolution you will find yourself seeing too much.
good job
iiiiiiiiiiiii like it!
man i enjoy tbe accent
Excellent tips my friend! Might want to fix the chapter that says 'sport' removal tool. I didn't see you removing any sports ;)
Biblical TIPS! Cheers mate
Somewhere on RUclips I saw somehow to use an eraser to lighten or brighten overly dark skies… any thoughts about that?
I have the latest version of Lightroom and there does not seem to be a mask button?? What version of Lightroom are you using?
friggn "H" - I thought I had lost those markers months ago haha!
🤣 press H to hide and un hide 😛
Hi idol!! Lab your content!!
Thank you! 😁
@@thaticelandicguy ❤️❤️❤️❤️Wow I can't believe it! A reply to my idol! 💖❤️
Takk fyrir þetta. Ef maður lærir eitt nýtt atriði að þá er þetta þess virði. Að taka niður Saturation í fjöllunum er eitthvað sem ég mun prófa!
Love the video! But is it just me or was there a very deep "thumping echo" in the color grading section?
Sorry about that, is it like in my voice or surrounding? I didn't notice it but my studio is in a place where there are lots of artist and other ppl who also have studios. I did notice some ppl moving some furniture but I tried to pause while they were doing it lol, could be that?
Yo yo yo karlafrata
yoyoyoyoyo
Why are your palms orange? The beard I understand but the palms :D??
They are a little orange lol but it gets a little exaggerated with the color grade will have to work on that lol
@@thaticelandicguy Ok yea after watching the entire video I see it's the grading. BTW great video and tons of great tips, some I already use but some I haven't so it's great to learn new techniques. Thank you very much!
Awesome! Yea they still are a bit Orange IRL, dno why it just is, and the grade picks it up lol
för algoritmen :)
am i the onlhy one who thinks he is more italian accent than a irish :)
If you know Hindi, then make a video in Hindi also.
I actually don't know hindi sorry