This is the new Photoshop way of editing my photos. Ever since I saw your video of totally restarting and bringing back colours to make the image pop… no going back.
First watched a video of him editing in Lightroom 3 years ago. Can say I have come pretty far from where I was back then. But still can't beat Mark from his creativity in simplicity
Bro, you continue to impress me with your editing skills. This tutorial is less than 6 minutes, it would take me an hour to achieve this. I enjoy how your simple approach doesn’t over complicate things. Keep up the amazing work.
Great tutorial! It’s great to go back and find photo didn’t like or use before and give them a new life with this process. Thanks and now I must get busy looking at old shots 😂
You're the only person I've seen who edits the way I do, Except this is only usually the beginning of my process, I'll be using 3dlutcreator, and Boris FX, Dehancer etc in photoshop for a more stylized analog film look. Also I'll start by choosing a different colour profile (or convert lut into cam profile) to choose my colour pallete I want to work with, then do the se-sat process. Nice vid. Boris FX has a much more convincing mist if you're ever looking to upgrade.
This is a very helpful video. I am always wondering how I can add some mist. This video will certainly help to achieve better results. Thanks & cheers …
Very underrated channel! Thanks for your efforts! Is there a way to mask or choos in photo different colour temperature? Without using brush? As for flash photography when forgot to use corective gel or just shooting in light messy indoor locations?
Awesome video. Can you do this kind of work with older versions of LrC, that is 2019 versions. It would be nice if you could show in a video your moody way to edit with older versions. 🙌🏽
The curves in selections is a very recent introduction, but you can do exactly the same in Photoshop (older versions of Photoshop CC and even my copy of Elements 2014).
I know, it's tough nowadays, like where do you draw the line...? I guess everyone just has their own interest and style with regards to their art.... shooting naturally and enhancing what is there without fundamentally creating something that wasn't there, versus straight up creating an art project like this. Where I think it's tough and can be a bit frustrating is that viewers don't know the difference, so It's hard to compete in the same way if you are someone shooting things with realism... especially since art compositions like that aren't required to be clearly marked as fake or anything you know? One time I took a top-down drone video clip and added fake clouds and stuff and I like didn't feel good posting that like it was real....
This is the new Photoshop way of editing my photos. Ever since I saw your video of totally restarting and bringing back colours to make the image pop… no going back.
First watched a video of him editing in Lightroom 3 years ago. Can say I have come pretty far from where I was back then. But still can't beat Mark from his creativity in simplicity
Subscribed - this was phenomenal
All the days of waiting for a perfect moody. That was awesome.
Bro, you continue to impress me with your editing skills. This tutorial is less than 6 minutes, it would take me an hour to achieve this. I enjoy how your simple approach doesn’t over complicate things. Keep up the amazing work.
Amazing art work
Great tutorial! It’s great to go back and find photo didn’t like or use before and give them a new life with this process. Thanks and now I must get busy looking at old shots 😂
Great job!!!!
You’re providing some of the best LR tutorials on TY lately. 👍
Whew! Just love your lightroom tutorials! There’s allways something new.
Many thanks! 🙏
Thanks for this video! It had several steps that are important to know on their own, but when combined, the effect was gorgeous!
as always, another masterful video. I really look forward to your posts!!
A brilliant tutorial Mark, thank you for such detail given.
Amazing value. Straight to the point
This is amazing, thank you!
Amazing work like always!!
All your videos are amazing!! Thanks for share them!!!
I just learned something! I'm using free LR for mobile
Thanks
Brilliant short tutorial
Always enjoying your great content
This video has been so helpful! Amazing stuff. Thank you so much
Thank you for your efforts ❤
Terrific tutorial. I’m anxious to apply this technique to some of my Oregon beach photos.
Amazing, thank you
Uff. The details! ❤
Waaaw, I like it so much, great edit. Good job 👏
learned a lot. thanks!
Great job indeed 👏👏👏 The result is so nice. Thanks for sharing this technique, very useful.
Hi Mark, your review was quite intriguing. I was rather impressed.
Thank you so much, this is incredible,YOU ARE THE BEST!!! and I love your accent
thank u for the knowledge
That was awesome!
Fantastic. Well done 👍
Simple yet awsome work! Can you please do something like this but for portrait?
You're the only person I've seen who edits the way I do, Except this is only usually the beginning of my process, I'll be using 3dlutcreator, and Boris FX, Dehancer etc in photoshop for a more stylized analog film look. Also I'll start by choosing a different colour profile (or convert lut into cam profile) to choose my colour pallete I want to work with, then do the se-sat process.
Nice vid. Boris FX has a much more convincing mist if you're ever looking to upgrade.
Magician
marky! great vid, love it! gree
tings from belgium ! big bro hug!
This is a very helpful video. I am always wondering how I can add some mist. This video will certainly help to achieve better results. Thanks & cheers …
Interesting. I’m going to drop this into my Reference file.
Liked before watching.
Well done! Geoff
Very underrated channel! Thanks for your efforts! Is there a way to mask or choos in photo different colour temperature? Without using brush? As for flash photography when forgot to use corective gel or just shooting in light messy indoor locations?
Awesome video. Can you do this kind of work with older versions of LrC, that is 2019 versions. It would be nice if you could show in a video your moody way to edit with older versions. 🙌🏽
The curves in selections is a very recent introduction, but you can do exactly the same in Photoshop (older versions of Photoshop CC and even my copy of Elements 2014).
How do Android
Nice, but I'd still prefer to shoot the real thing
I know, it's tough nowadays, like where do you draw the line...? I guess everyone just has their own interest and style with regards to their art.... shooting naturally and enhancing what is there without fundamentally creating something that wasn't there, versus straight up creating an art project like this. Where I think it's tough and can be a bit frustrating is that viewers don't know the difference, so It's hard to compete in the same way if you are someone shooting things with realism... especially since art compositions like that aren't required to be clearly marked as fake or anything you know? One time I took a top-down drone video clip and added fake clouds and stuff and I like didn't feel good posting that like it was real....