How to Know What to Change When Editing Your Photography

How do you know where to start when editing your images? Why should you choose one slider over another and how do you know when you should use it?! It's actually quite simple, and in this video I'm going to explain what you should aim to change when editing your photos in Lightroom.
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[@paulkennedycreativemedia]

Great edit walkthrough. I would say you helped a lot of the followers on this one.

[@Robert-Bishop]

Thanks a lot Paul. Hope all is well. 😊

[@AndrewHamiltonPhotography]

Whilst "what you like v what you don't like" is a good point Robert , as you sort of eluded to, perform your edits to how you remember the scene. The dehaze, texture and clarity worked really well in emphasising the godrays as well as the brush tool (That's new to me how you did that so I've learnt something!) Agree that masks too are an excellent way to edit. Shame about the blank film and hope you manage to fix the camera! All the best mate.

[@Robert-Bishop]

Yeah, that's another approach I should have mentioned. I just admit though, I do often create a look I like, rather than one that was exactly how I saw it. Glad there's was something useful in it for you. It was certainly a last minute video - very frustrating with the Minolta Hi-Matic, but hopefully I can get it working. Thanks a lot for watching Andrew. 😊

[@alanbudge]

Love what you did with dehaze and white in the mask around the sun. Something I’ve always struggled with.

[@Robert-Bishop]

Glad it was of benefit to you Alan. Negative dehaze is something I never used to touch at all, but it has slowly become one of my most used sliders. Cheers for watching. 😊