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Lightroom 201: Advanced Lightroom CC Processing (for Lightroom Classic)
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With our Evening Color Toning tutorial, we’re going to show you how you can play with different white balances all the while keeping with natural skin tones.
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Lightroom 201: Advanced Lightroom CC Processing (for Lightroom Classic)
- 1.1 Trailer
- 1.2 Introduction
- 1.3 Modern Color and B&W
- 1.4 Soft Bright Color and B&W
- 1.5 Silky Skin Retouch Color and B&W
- 1.6 Golden Sunset Toning and B&W
- 1.7 Soft High Key Fade with Muted Tones and B&W
- 1.8 HDR Environmental Portrait
- 1.9 Stylized Dusk Color Toning
- 1.10 Evening Color Toning
- 1.11 Editing Images In Black And White | When to Choose Them Over Color 12M 16S
- 1.12 Stylistic Toning Backlit Evening Portraits
- 1.13 Stylized Silhouettes
- 1.14 High Contrast B&W Film Toning
- 1.15 Bright and Airy Pastel Film
- 2.1 Close Up Skin, Retouch, and Enhancing
- 2.2 Bright and Dreamy Bridals
- 2.3 Moody and Dramatic Bridals
- 2.4 His vs. Her Dramatic Portraits
- 2.5 How to Balance Mixed Light 7M 42S
- 2.6 High Energy Portrait Processing
- 2.7 Journalistic Moments Meant for B&W
- 2.8 How to Deal with Hot and Spotty Harsh Sun Light
- 2.9 Dramatically Stylized Indoor Photographs
- 2.10 Bright and Airy Editorial Formals
- 2.11 Flashed Portraits and Basic PS Retouching
- 2.12 How Dodging, Burning, and B&W Can Make an Image
- 2.13 Hue Correction and Tilt Shift Effects
- 2.14 Dealing with White in Bright Scenes
- 2.15 Pushing Dynamic Range
- 2.16 Flares and Golden Hour with Three Looks
- 2.17 Flare and Color Bleed from Free Lensing
- 2.18 Fixing Free Lensing Bleed Lines in Photoshop
- 2.19 Single Shot HDR Sunsets
- 2.20 Low Key Moody Sunset Toning
- 2.21 Balancing Flash and Ambient Light Part II
- 2.22 Epic Environmental Portrait with Composite
- 2.23 Filmic Processing in Lightroom 7M 56S
- 2.24 Evening Tungsten Portraits with Dark Colors
- 2.25 Evening Natural Light Sparkler Exit
- 2.26 Details Part I - Daytime
- 2.27 Details Part II - Tungsten
- 2.28 Details Part III - Pastel
- 2.29 Creating a Dust Correction Curve in Lightroom 12M 40S
- 2.30 Ambient Balanced Indoor Portraits
- 2.31 Dodging and Burning to Save Your Life
- 2.32 Developing for High Energy
- 2.33 Handling Nuclear Color on the Dance Floor
- 2.34 High Energy Dance Floor with Color Mods
- 3.1 Poppy and Energetic Family Portraits
- 3.2 Sunkissed Childrens Portraits
- 3.3 Autumn Sunkissed Images from Scratch
- 3.4 High Energy B&W for Fitness
- 3.5 Flattering Commercial Fitness
- 3.6 High Key Commercial Fitness
- 3.7 Silky Smooth Skin and Boudoir Retouch
- 3.8 Black and White to Focus on Body with Boudoir
- 3.9 Commercial Look with Swimwear Fashion
- 3.10 Bright and Airy Color Grading via Split Toning
- 3.11 Bright Blown Editorial Punk Fashion
- 3.12 Editorial with Commercial Style Coloring
- 3.13 Commercial Yacht With Stylized Hues
- 3.14 Pushing High Resolution RAW Files to the Extreme 10M 20S
- 3.15 HDR Panoramic Landscape Merge to DNG
- 3.16 Pushing the Limits and Expanding Your Vision
Total Course Run Time 11H 47M 46S
Course Progression
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Katarzyna Siwa
Pye, I so love you, you are awesome. The personality with which you teach make me feel like I’m not such a mess. Its fun to listen to and I’m learning soooo much from these videos. You are a real person and don’t sound so pretentious and know it all. Thanks for making me fee like I can do this.
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Pye, I so love you, you are awesome. The personality with which you teach make me feel like I’m not such a mess. Its fun to listen to and I’m learning soooo much from these videos. You are a real person and don’t sound so pretentious and know it all. Thanks for making me fee like I can do this.