1 Thing EVERYBODY Should be doing MORE of in LIGHTROOM

[@AnthonyMorganti]

In this video, I talk about one thing I think people should be doing more of when processing their images in Lightroom. Please follow me on Instagram: instagram.com/anthonymorganti/ Gear and settings used to capture the image in the video: Nikon D500: amzn.to/2WyO8Lt Nikon 70-200mm F2.8 VRii Lens: amzn.to/2WG1p5f Sony 120GB XQD Card: amzn.to/2HlfR8Y Sony XQD/SD Card Reader: amzn.to/2NBuSHB Peak Design Camera Strap: amzn.to/2Sqi4Eg Manual Mode with Auto ISO⠀ Auto-white Balance -1 Stop Exposure Compensation⠀ Spot Metering - Metered on the gorilla's face⠀⁠⠀ Single Point Focus - Focused the gorilla's eye.⠀ 1/160, F8.0, iso 6400 at 200mm⠀ Check out my Recommended Gear List: www.amazon.com/shop/anthonymorganti If you're interested in Photoshop, Lightroom, Adobe Stock, and the Creative Cloud, you can find more info here: bit.ly/2zwQ0nW I use this software to record my screen: telestream.pxf.io/DMrW2 Unsure of how to price your photography? Check the 2019 Guide to Pricing Your Photography: amzn.to/2S1CiU7 All links above are my affiliate links. Please read my code of ethics statement for more info about my affiliations: onlinephotographytraining.com/code-of-ethics/ THANK YOU for watching!

[@georgecharpentier6043]

Very informative as always. I do find that Lightroom can get very sluggish if I use too many local adjustments. If I leave the overlay off, and only use it to check my work, it helps, but the program does eventually slow down. I’m not using the slowest or the fastest computer.

[@martintolley9234]

For someone like me, who always has those blessed pins turned off - they always get in the way! - I've completely missed the duplicate adjustment option. So useful. Yet again thanks very much Mr M - another hidden gem.

[@niftytwo]

Hi Anthony. I follow your. Recommended adjustments and understand what you are showing us how to edit locally. I didn’t even know that I’ve been actually doing a lot of local, careful adjustments rather than major global adjustments. So maybe I’m on the right track to better editing. I appreciate your videos. I always save videos into specific folders so that if I’m struggling all I have to do is continually watch/ rewatch until I understand your work format. Thank you. Be safe. Neville J.

[@Tunesmithnw]

Hmmm I learn so much from your videos. You've just given me several ideas. Thanks!

[@tobyjugg6202]

What an excellent explanation !! I love this - making a complex issue very straightforward to understand and apply. Simply brilliant :)

[@aussie8114]

I use local adjustments quite a lot. Also use masking when adding sharpening pretty much all the time as a matter of course. Often take it up to about 80 if the ISO is over about 1500.

[@brucekraft744]

Excellent video, Anthony! I use the local adjustment tools a lot, but clearly I could and should use them even more. And I will. You have shown me some new ways to look at adjustments to my photos. Thanks much!

[@BobG-eh5fc]

Thanks!! Another great video. I agree, especially with noise adjustment the local adjustment is much better.

[@JohnChubbSr]

Great advice! Thanks for your helpful tips and tricks.

[@hogartp]

Hi Anthony thank you very much for your great video. I really think that the local adjustments is where the artist part of photography comes out. Thank you Pat Hogarty

[@eliasbrito788]

Thank you for this awesome video

[@Al_lan]

As always just more great tips! Thank you. 👏👏👏

[@Valtrach]

Great video. Thank you for your time and work. Very informative. About vignetting; the photography community is quite divided on this one... Some love it and others hate it. It's the same if you isolate a color element on a black and white photo. Can't do it without remembering Spielberg's Schindler's List movie and some photographers just don't want to see that. Still, it doesn't make a bad photo if used correctly. I used vignetting a few times to great results. Thank you for your time.

[@iliseimarius]

Thank you,mr. Morganti!

[@petermarshall5450]

Thanks, Anthony. This was quite helpful and I've been using Lightroom for years! On DeNoise, I have to say.....nothing beats Topaz DeNoise AI. Peter

[@chrishall6364]

Thanks so much Anthony; I really appreciate your instruction and guidance; it's helped me an awful lot!

[@donaldgoudie4657]

Thanks so much Anthony, this one was revelatory. I'd be smacking my forehead for not thinking of this myself, but trying not to touch my face so much because, you know, Coronavirus. Cheers!

[@estetubo]

Thank you for this instructive video. I didn't know that noise in LR was used to reduce noise

[@judilecompte9377]

Another great video, Tony!

[@juergenpoethke4778]

Thanks for the inspiration!

[@josediazh3890]

Muchas gracias!

[@anarchy0208]

thank you! Very informative and helpful! Instagram followed!

[@rosssayer6524]

Thanks so much for that info, have always been using global adjustments. Very helpful and well explained.

[@dougdavies1089]

Thank you some great tips like always

[@PCNormann]

Thanks for your many great tips here on the Anthony channel. Good point you get there with the local editing. My dilemma is whatever version or computer, it goes to knees because of the processor can not keep up, do you experience the same? Another thing your 2019 price guide looks interesting. Would like to read it electronically or even hear it as an audiobook is it possible?

[@allthecommonsense]

I've recently started doing more of this kind of thing, but something that has always eluded me is: let's say I use this tactic 3-5 times with different brushes, and after brush #5 I decide I need to go back and modify what I previously did on brush #3. Where is my list of previous edits, how do I differentiate one from another, and how would I select brush #3 again to go back and tweak it? In photoshop we can add NAMED adjustment layers that make this a no brainer.

[@sveneezy2059]

I agree but LR gets so incredibly slow once you apply a few brushes. It's just horrible.

[@kalel33]

Never thought I'd be click baited by one of the photography channels I subscribe to. Very cute girl in the thumbnail and she's going to talk about Lightroom? Click. Ummm, where the F is the cute girl? Aaaaaah, I got click baited......by a photography channel!

[@RogerZoul]

Very good topic and video! I plan to follow your advice here. Thanks. But the “IAmMrPhotographer” thing just grates on my nerves. It seems like kindergarten level work by a pro. I think you can improve upon that.

[@craigkeever9810]

You routinely start your KZbin videos stating that you'll list the technical details below, but they never are listed.

[@kipper7299]

Click on the Show More button and you will see all the information

[@craigkeever9810]

@@kipper7299 Got it, thanks.

[@markmalasics8413]

Thanks, Anthony. Please send me the funds to cover the cost of Lightroom, so I may do the one extra thing you claim everyone should do. And by the way, who are you?

[@buticks6388]

Another great video