How to Make Beautiful Vignettes in Photoshop

[@BjjUnited87]

Great use of blend if. Thanks for sharing.

[@marclabro]

Super tuto ! Lot of steps included in Lumenzia

[@gregbenzphotography]

Thanks, Marc!

[@chriseb70]

Another great video and tip! Thanks, Greg!

[@gregbenzphotography]

Thanks!

[@normannichols7863]

I have used your vignette for some time but this video has shown how blend if can be used to produce even better results. Thanks for sharing this!

[@kreygscott]

Fantastic Greg. I’m still learning my way around Lumenzia. Thanks for sharing mate.

[@rgarlinyc]

Perfect explanations as ever; thanks a ton GB!

[@6rimR3ap3r]

It's great that you really listen to users and customers to present these beginner friendly tutorials :-) I have no idea what blend if is, yet. But I can definetly follow this video :-)

[@gregbenzphotography]

Thanks! I’ve got a few other videos on KZbin and my website covering BlendIf. It is basically a very simple form of luminosity masks. Very helpful for vignettes and color grading.

[@kathleencolbourn7587]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@lauramacky4083]

Oh nice!

[@stevebennettphotography]

Oh man, that is so handy especially with blend if. To my shame I’ve kinda ignored the vignette function in Lumenzia and stayed with my old workflow of using Color Efex pro which is a bit of a faff. Not any more. 👍

[@gregbenzphotography]

That’s great. I use this workflow (Vignette plus a BlendIf) on the majority of my images. Very fast and creates great results.

[@MrMasPick]

Nice!