Photo Editing Tutorials

[NowInc]

Final Result:
AT-AT the Training Academy by DreGGs, on Flickr

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[NowInc]

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Magic Dusk by DreGGs, on Flickr

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[NowInc]

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Wait...This is Disney? by DreGGs, on Flickr

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[Gig 'Em Mickey]

Wow. Nice one.

 

[NowInc]

Final Result:
A Great Bank Robbery by DreGGs, on Flickr

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[NowInc]

Final Result:
Evil Sky by DreGGs, on Flickr

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[NowInc]

Final Result:
Quiet Spot by DreGGs, on Flickr

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[NowInc]

Final Result:
Guardians by DreGGs, on Flickr

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[NowInc]

Final Result:
It's time to light the lights by DreGGs, on Flickr

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[NowInc]

Final Result:
Lunch From Above by DreGGs, on Flickr

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[NowInc]

Final Result:
Are you strong enough? by DreGGs, on Flickr

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[NowInc]

Final Result:
Coronado Night by DreGGs, on Flickr

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[NowInc]

Final Result:
Blue by DreGGs, on Flickr

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Final Result:
The Best Side by DreGGs, on Flickr

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[MissM]

These videos are great! I recently got a new pc and have been using various adobe products - including Lightroom - for the first time ever. So I've been watching these to get some workflow ideas and tips. So thanks!

 

[Gig 'Em Mickey]

Like this last one. How do you decide when to do a bracket or HDR and when not?

 

[NowInc]

Like this last one. How do you decide when to do a bracket or HDR and when not?

I always bracket for night pics...just in case. I don't always USE them all, but I just do it as a precaution to have as many different options available to me. 50% of the time I can get great results just from a single shot, but at theme parks especially...the lights can go from one extreme to the other in just one frame, and thats when I end up going to HDR route. As for how many shots I put in a bracket, that is something I determine when I'm at a spot. If its something that I want to be 100000% sure to capture, I do as many as 11 (rarely), but most of the time 5 exposures is more than enough.

 

[Gig 'Em Mickey]

Thanks. I have a beginner DSLR that does not do auto bracketing. Still trying to figure that one out.

 

[NowInc]

Thanks. I have a beginner DSLR that does not do auto bracketing. Still trying to figure that one out.

Become familiar with your cameras exposure compensation. Once you're on a tripod, just set the exposures to -3 -2 -1 0 +1 +2 +3 etc.

 

[Gig 'Em Mickey]

Thanks. My understanding is that Ev setting doesn't do anything in manual mode so I guess I'd need to be in A or S?