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How to Turn ON Lamps and Lanterns Using the Radial Filter in Lightroom - Adobe Lightroom Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
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In this video I am showing you how to turn on lamps and lanterns using the radial filter, that way you can create additional interest and add complexity in the light even further to your other editing. It's a really cool, easy and quick trick that you should know!
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Thanks for watching! :)
Great effect, I don't even think I've seen anyone else do this in lightroom
I can't stop watching these videos! A whole new world is opening up to me, and I love it!
I'm glad you like them :)
Beautifully done! Thank you for sharing!
Wow, that was a fast and great explanation! Thank you~!
Thanks for this awesome tutorial, Yuri
Success always for you and family...
The best thing about LR is that is soo easy. But that's also where the danger lies. I've been using it for many, many years and have my routines set up. But I still missed the 'colour' option with the radial filter, for instance....... ahhaha :)
Thanks for showing us your methodes!
Sweet, thanks! Learned some neat short cuts too! Like duplicating, instead of all the step over again!
Great tips loved the dancing man
Again, a great video tutorial from yuri.
Greats
+Otair Carvalho thanks and greetings to you too Otair!
You sir are the best person I've seen who explains Lightroom the best. You earned a new subscriber! Great job!
Thank you very much & thanks for the sub :)
My favorite Lightroom videos on RUclips! Keep up the good work mate!
aww, thanks a lot man! much appreciated :)
Very good thanks
Followed, nice tutorials! Thanks!
Thank you very much!
Short and sweet. perfect!
Beautiful work Yuri! Love your videos. I have learned a ton! Thank you!
I love this trick; and you made great tutorials. Thank you!
Awesome tutorial, best one I've found so far for creating light sources etc in lamps/lanterns - thank you very much.
I was watching the original video for this RAW and wondered how you managed to get the lantern effect.
Really great approach to that and it really makes the whole image. Great job.
I like to imagine that you are Christoph Waltz teaching me photography editing.
Lol
Great !
Very nice
I love your tutorials!
This is really awesome, was looking for a good photo editor. thx for sharing
Love your work mate! Thank you for sharing.
Great tips and tricks to enhance photos. Thank you!
thanks, much appreciated!
i always like your video first then start watching. thats trust :P
Haha, I appreciate that :)
Thanks a lot! This video really inspired me to not discard of pictures that I feel didn't work out as intended. There's truly a lot one can do to improve them. :)
I regularly find myself going back to photos I deemed bad and actually seeing new potential in quite a lot of them :) I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Nice work Yuri. Much thanks for sharing :)
Greetings from Vancouver Island, Canada!
+obayed haque thanks so much! greetings from Switzerland :)
+YuriFineart This tutorial really helps me a lot! Greetings from China!
simply wow
thank you.
so helpfull ! thank you for uploading
You sir, are a genius
This is really useful:) thanks a lot
Snoop Dogg 5:05 min! ganz guet :) übrigens super Videos, thanks!
Thanks again. I'll share.
Super…...thanks
Great videos nice techniques. mersi
cool thanks!
Thank you for excellent videos. I would have liked to have seen how you did the rest of the dodge and burn on this photo.
I've made a seperate editing video where I edit the whole photo from start to finish: ruclips.net/video/FeFOVLzDfbY/видео.html(the autio is quite bad though)
Okay, Thank You. : )
YuriFineart, Thanks for this tutorial. Just gave the technique a try. Am right clicking, but "duplicate" isn't listed in the drop down I get with Lr5. Where is it hiding?
hello Yuri. I am not exactly sure what is happening when you go to the color/saturation pallet to adjust these lights. however, the result is clear and impressive. thanks.
Thanks! unfortunately my old screen recorder didn't record lightroom extensions, I'm sorry about that! luckily that's fixed in the more recent videos :)
Nice. How do you erase away a mask that you apply. There's a way to fine tune a global mask like a gradient with an erase brush. Saw it once somewhere.
thx u so mucho I love you video
+Hugo Mendez thanks :-)
Thanks for this tutorial. What is that "anomally" at 5:04?
+Suntoryjim looks like a dancing Snoop Dogg
+Suntoryjim OMG, I didn't notice him until your post. Funny!! I was focusing on the light!
Thank you great video can it be done with Photoshop cc instead. was it a raw file or tif
I'm sure you could do it just as well in photoshop
Do you feel that you should also add some local noise reduction when boosting the exposure that much?
+Steven Brener I haven't found noise to be problem if I go that far into the plus exposure on an already bright lantern. Noise usually is more visible if you just go 0.5 or 1 stop into the plus exposure but I would recommend you to just zoom in 1:1 and play around with the noise reduction slider in the radial filter and see if it works better with or without :)
can i do this on the mobile lightroom? i cant see any options for this..thanks..
super video sir. Thank you very much. how about turning on light in videos in after effects. Can you do one of those?
Thanks! I'm not using after effects currently, maybe if I'll pick it up someday in the future when I get more advanced with video, then I'll do a video about it :)
Thank you Yuri' excellent it looked so simple yet a very effective technique. However, you did not show how you selected the colour orange and also how you increased the saturation of the colour. Am I correct in assuming that you chose the colour from the split-toning palette ? May I suggest when tutoring beginners that it may be a good idea to show all applications. But once again thank you...
+Allan Davies No, I actually choose the color within the radial filter but my screen recording setting was set to only capture lightroom and the color palette in the radial filter was considered as an external window which it did not record... anyways the color option is right in the radial filter itself, the split toning tool can only add color globally :)
how do i do this when i got no light in like the lamp is full black ?
you make the photo in stunning beauty & art. I really loved the photo.
1) Can this be done on any other semi-transcluscent martial butility without losing its texture e.g. paper lamp, plastic, acrylic?
2) and hoe to add colour cast of that lit material to surrounding (walls(?
3) How to add cove (indirect ceiling light?
Can you do some tuts on real estate interior?
+Ravi R thanks a lot :) 1. Yeah you can absolutely do that as long as you don't push it too far. Try working with the whites slider additionally to exposure. 2&3. use a larger radial filter witha bit of color and exposure over the rough area of the lamp
Nice tutorial, but IMHO to make it look more natural, you have to take care about the light that those "fake lamps" project on the street.
why i see a joker is dancing in still picture! 05:06 its freaky .
Btw great tutorial i m stick to your channel
Thanks! that's actually Snoop Dogg, was just supposed to be a little joke :)