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In this video I explain why I have been editing my images more in Photoshop than I have in Lightroom and I give you 6 tips on how you can edit and transform your photography in Photoshop.
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38 responses to “6 Easy Ways to Transform Your Images in Photoshop”
Make sure to stick around for the videos secret ending. ๐ค
Thanks !!!
Hi Thomas,thanks for the latest video! Just wondered why the luminosity masking in Lightroom can't do the same corrections that you did in Photoshop with regards to luminosity.
Thanks you Thomas for your very usefull and easy tips, I like luminosity mask but i can't display the adjustment window of luminosity mask on my Photoshop CC 2020, please could you explain me how could i do that ?
Photoshop is exponentially better in every way than Lightroom for editing images. It's like the difference between editing in fully licensed software and its vastly crippled unpaid counterpart.
Great video Tom, killer tips and all look so easy to apply. More like this would be great!
Some great tips in here and I'll be looking into Lumenzia.
๐ฅฐ๐Awesome content you deserve more views
Excellent presentation as always, Thomas. Hey…a bit off topic, but you dudes out when out shooting in the snow, put your damned lens hoods on. Good grief ๐
I too have photoshop fear….I am starting to dabble. Loved this video.
I think most editing removes the honesty that photography used to exalt. Something is lost when a so called photographer spends hours polishing a turd that he could have saved by getting the exposure right in the first place.
Good vlog. Looking forward to getting hold of the book.
Have you tried circling areas of interest on the Lumenzia preview with the lasso tool yet? Choose , say, darks 3 > lasso around the bits that you want to change > press the curve symbol in Lumenzia and allow automatic feathering of your selection – voila – highly targeted curves mask in seconds.
This road trip should be on discovery Channel. I would watch it every time and wait for it ๐
Some great tips!!
Thank you so much for all the helpful tips. I really enjoy watching your channel as always and looking forward to the episode from you and Co. Have a great day.
good job james i have been using photoshop for 32 years, there is nothing better, and yes it is involved.
i use basic RAW editing in LR, very basic , then move to PS /CC for certain NIK plugs and Lumenzia treatment
then i will save that image make a copy and open the copy in aurora HDR 1 image and save that, then combine the HDR with
the original the HDR will be at about 18-23%, then check for artifacts although there shouldn't be any, and fix them in PS/cc
then maybe create an orton effect nick page style is good, lastly output sharpen using frequency separations in PS/cc ….
and after all that i have an average to okay image ๐
Very informative, thank you!
You mention going off for a cup of tea, could it be coffee?๐
Great video with interesting tips even for a never-photoshopper. Thanks a lot.
Mono Lake under the snow! You guys really got the perfect timing. Very well done.
Tis a new day… Thomas Talks Photoshop…
Greg Benz is the creator of Lumenzia. He has a course on Teachable all about dodging and burning.
I really liked your idea of using negative de-haze to enhance fog. I just tried it on one of my recent woodland shots and it made a huge improvement. But I just did it in Lightroom, first applying it to the entire image with a slider, then brushing out the effect from the foreground tree. I'm guessing the result would be the same using Photoshop or Lightroom.
Hey Thomas! I'm writing this even before I watch the video. Just going around to some of my favorite Youtube folks, letting them know how much I appreciate what they do. I know it's crazy times right now but it's always nice to just take my mind off current events and chill with the photography community. Keep up the great work and be safe! Thanks from Ontario, Canada!!
You can do luminosity mashing in Lightroom too. Use it all the time and works perfectly!
F4 roadtrip, it is going to be fun to watch! And thanks for the tips
Thomas, I suggest you check out Guy Gowan too. You will learn a far simpler way of using channels and curves (with a bit of selective colour) to have complete control over your imagery. Lumenzia is good, but it is a bit overkill and you aren't 100% in control of what you are doing – it's the plugin that's doing all of the work. If Greg Benz decides he no longer wants to develop Lumenzia then your editing that way ceases. Get aqcuianted with Guy Gowan and you will learn some very very good, solid, fundamental knowledge of Photoshop. You'll also discover a valuable lesson on Adobe Camera Rawโฆ
Create your own luminosity masks.
Good to see LR put into the shade. Luminosity masking in all its different varieties certainly allows for subtle and targeted adjustments with its natural feathering. I have been using the technique since I read Katrin Eismann's "Masking & Compositing" in 2005. I developed actions initially based on Tony Kyper's articles then I got his TK panel as its gave a visual representation of the selected areas plus much quicker. As CS6 was my last photoshop version I have developed new techniques to achieve the same results. I use actions (macros) in Affinity Photo to generate luminosity masks plus I utilise their Blend Range option.
Now that I use Capture One Pro as my main editor I use their luma range tool to achieve the same result as that plus their selections based on colour ranges fulfill most of my needs.
I know you were just demonstrating however I always use a very low flow, 5%, and build up from there as even within the same tonal range you may prefer different brightness levels.
Its good to learn different techniques yet it still requires the eye of an artist to put them into effect. Love your work.
Thanks Tom. I find it easier to use the luminosity masking in LR. But i like the flare trick ๐
Great stuff. In the world today it's good to know that when I'm working from home that there is a treat waiting for me when the work laptop goes off and I can't go out. Thursday is/was camera club night – you and all the others I follow on YouTube are a great substitute. Rationing videos now to have something to look forward to. I don't have either Ps or Lr but watched all the way as always educational.
Jesus, listening how Thomas is explaining dodge&burning on luminosity masks feels like a Bob Ross video on painting one of his epic scenery
thanks Thomas
Not to be offensive, but how much editing is too much editing?
For most of the pictures towards the end, light seems to be manufactured instead of captured in my opinion.
I have always loved the side of Thomas advocating capturing as much in the camera as possible, with minimal editing. This doesn't seem like Thomas at all.
Oh no!! Today Orton effect and lumenzia and tomorrow what..?? Luminar and auto sky replacement..??๐ค
Thanks Thomas, great video I will be giving Lumenzia a try. This was a really clear demo of the luminosity mask. I have watched this twice, it was so intriguing the first time that I did not notice the sneaky acoustic foam doing a 90 degree turn at 26:18 (have a word with your continuity supervisor ;-).
Seriously, thanks for uploading!
why do all photoshop media designers have hair that looks like they massaged butter into it?
Looking forward to the book!