Increase a Photograph’s Impact: Lightroom Tips & Tricks
summary
Concrete Lightroom moves: set defaults to enable lens corrections and an Adobe landscape profile, use Auto then refine with global sliders, and make most of the impact with adjustment brush, linear/radial gradients and range mask to limit edits by color or luminosity. Merge three-exposure HDR when highlights/shadows need recovery; hand off as a Smart Object to Photoshop for cloning or complex retouches. Use flow/density, O/A keys (overlay/visualize spots), snapshots, virtual copies and Auto‑sync/copy‑paste to speed batch work.
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chapters (37)
- 0:00Start
- 12:44Solo Mode
- 13:44Turn Off Panels
- 14:33Lens Correction
- 15:03Basic Panel
- 19:45Crop
- 24:29Clarity
- 24:53Radius Slider
- 25:25D Haze
- 27:15Set the Default Settings
- 27:44Set Default Settings
- 29:27Cloning
- 30:35Change the White Balance
- 33:46Color Temperature
- 34:04Linear Gradient
- 34:56Selective Adjustments
- 38:48Range Mask
- 40:42Radial Gradient
- 45:34Virtual Copy
- 45:51Create Virtual Copy
- 46:16Virtual Copies
- 49:18Density Slider
- 51:35New Texture Slider
- 53:02Tone Curve
- 53:30Point Curve
- 54:55Saturation
- 55:31Targeted Adjustment Tool
- 56:28Profiles
- 56:45Profile Browser
- 57:28Artistic Profiles
- 59:24Amount Slider
- 1:02:43Reset Your Point Curve
- 1:04:58Make Changes to Multiple Images at One Time
- 1:07:07Auto Sync
- 1:07:48Split Toning
- 1:11:39Visualized Spots
- 1:15:08Painter Tool
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