Lightroon Editing Video

[Black Elk]

I found this video on the Shutterbug site and wanted to share. Interesting to me. I am going to give it a try.

Your thoughts are appreciated.

Thanks much!!!!

https://www.shutterbug.com/content/7-simple-steps-edit-better-landscape-photos-lightroom-video

 

[Ad Dieleman]

Not a bad start IMHO. I've used Lightroom for years and I do a few things differently, but as a start to building up your own workflow his guidelines will surely help.

 

[Black Elk]

Not a bad start IMHO. I've used Lightroom for years and I do a few things differently, but as a start to building up your own workflow his guidelines will surely help.

Do you have any recommended work flows for Lightroom you can recommend? Thanks.

 

[Ad Dieleman]

Do you have any recommended work flows for Lightroom you can recommend? Thanks.

After importing the images into Lightroom, pretty much what the guy in the video does. And after that, export as JPEGs for publishing on the web like this forum, printing and what have you. More tutorials from Adobe can be found here. I learned a lot from Julieanne Kost's video, here's a starter.

Tim Grey has produced a whole bunch of videos about Lightroom and he knows what he's talking about. Start here for instance and watch some of his other videos. And this video takes almost 2 hours and is worth every minute of watching, preventing a lot of grief if you take Tim's advice to heart.

 

[somnambulist_squirrel]

These are great, thanks, both of you! As I flail my way through figuring out how to use LR, I find things like this super helpful. Turns out I do a version of the steps in that video already, but got some great clarity and ideas around making that work better. I will also check out the other videos posted. I went back and took another stab at an edit of a recent pic after reviewing the first video, here is where I ended up:

First edit:

ILCE-7RM2    ----       f/1.0    1/250s    ISO 400

Post-video edit:

ILCE-7RM2    ----       f/1.0    1/250s    ISO 400