How to Add a FOG EFFECT in Lightroom

[@AnthonyMorganti]

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[@latrastiendameza1408]

I absolutely love how he explains things. Definitely my favorite channel to learn LCC.

[@AnthonyMorganti]

I appreciate that! Thank you so much for watching.

[@kapilbhallafoto]

Very useful Anthony

[@richardlawrence5683]

One of the most helpful videos I have yet to see! Thank you.

[@peterrogers1137]

Excellent combination of techniques.

[@debbieshriner1308]

Thank you!! I will be using this tip!!!!!

[@warrengh5647]

Brilliant as usual Anthony , thank you soo much for sharing your knowledge

[@cmichaelhaugh8517]

Frankly, I had forgotten about this. Great reminder. Thanks.

[@teljo363]

Thanks for another great video as usual with several options...

[@mikec1851]

Your knowledge of Lightroom and Photoshop never ceases to amaze me. I have learnt so much from watching your videos. Will definitely be using this trick. Cheers

[@GeoffGrant2010]

Very helpful! Thanks! Geoff

[@keiththompson2289]

Excellent !

[@colinsmith18]

Very helpful - I seem to have missed the opportunity to capture real fog this season so this is a great technique to add it after!

[@andrewsartain3607]

Brilliant

[@ngodinhhoang]

Thank you very much ❤💙💚

[@ChuckJ7777]

Thank you, another great tip.

[@AnthonyMorganti]

Thank you for watching!

[@Keith-n7b]

Another great tip! Thank you Anthony 👍

[@AnthonyMorganti]

Any time! Thanks for watching!

[@michaelschmitt5413]

Awesome !!! Thanks for another useful tutorial !!!!!

[@AnthonyMorganti]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.

[@Vietguys]

Thank you. ❤❤❤❤

[@WanderingSailor]

Thank you! Great info

[@MrFreakwent]

VERY helpful !

[@buffaloray]

Awesome tip.

[@richardsmith5021]

Great tip, thanks

[@tectorama]

That's a good one, thanks

[@AnthonyMorganti]

Thank you for watching!

[@carolleimbach6407]

Helpful! Thanks!❤

[@AnthonyMorganti]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@beckybert3840]

Thank you so much! Great tutorial.

[@AnthonyMorganti]

That's great to hear. Thank you!

[@stevethompson8154]

I use negative dehaze to reduce light pollution in my astro Milky way images. I reduce exposure, highlights, saturation and go negative on the dehaze. I also use a radial mask and intersect it with the select sky. fine tune with amount slider

[@Fedgery007]

Awesome vid!

[@AnthonyMorganti]

Thank you for watching!

[@Lallas68]

Excellent explanation of the effect itself. The end results could clearly (haha) need som further adjustments. I'd suggest a slight touch of the same fog effect even over the main subjects in all three examples.

[@martinlennon4673]

That worked well 👍

[@AnthonyMorganti]

Thank you for watching!

[@AM.Production.LasVegas]

Bravo

[@EastwoodFabrication]

Amazing video as always! Rather than a haze fog, is it possible to create a rolling fog?

[@melodyphillips2388]

Can you also do a tutorial on using Filter-->Render-->Clouds to make a patchier fog?

[@SteveMcCarthy-kd9jm]

Wouldn't a linear gradient be better?

[@AZJack]

Can do in Photoshop also? Adobe Camera Raw p, I guess?

[@j.j.mahanyjr776]

Thanks, how is the snow shoveling going?

[@AnthonyMorganti]

Luckily I have a snow blower. With that, it still took me two hours. Thank you for watching!

[@ivan_12345]

nice, but why radial?

[@petermuller7397]

I always learn so much from your videos. Unfortunately I don’t always have a clear understanding of why you are doing something. As an example: the use of gradient filters. By the time you got to the third example I figured it out. It would have been helpful to explain the why early on. My understanding: the background near the subject needs additional “fog" treatment so you use a gradient filter to add the extra treatment. But at first I thought you were doing that to create an effect on the subject. I finally figured it out after you subtracted the subject and created a mask, then adding the subject back in after adjusting the fog. I believe this is obvious for a lot of viewers, but having the additional “why” would be helpful for the less experienced viewers.

[@michaelmcphee2930]

The introduction seemed very clear and on point to me. It was very easy for me to follow, and I'm just about in my mid-70s.

[@AnthonyMorganti]

The important thing is you figured out what I was doing and can try it yourself. Thanks for watching!

[@AnthonyMorganti]

Thank you for watching Michael!

[@petermuller7397]

I am a retired media development specialist with 60 years of corporate development experience. You received my suggestion based on that experience.

[@hwro1524]

Great tip, thank you 😀

[@philpetrie]

Brilliant