How To Edit Car Photos in Lightroom

[@ShutterStudiosCars]

Those linear gradients made ALL the difference! I cannot say thank you enough!

[@nisflix]

Glad I could help! That’s awesome.

[@erikveedee]

Great video man! 2 tips: 1. If you do the AI removal of that slab before the crop, it'll work. Since Lightroom remembers the data outside of your crop, it'll take that into consideration as well. Remove first, crop after. 2: What works well is to lower the texture slider and increase the clarity slider. Lower texture gives you smoother paint (lot of noise in your pic, good shot overall though). Higher clarity gives you more midtown contrast mostly (and thus noise). Reduce texture, increase clarity.

[@michaelgracephotography8308]

Watched this tutorial, great stuff. Your ability to tell me why you did what you did, and how you did what you did, sets you apart from the others. You have landed a new subscriber. Now I am going to watch tis video again. I just snagged a Sigma 35 f1.4, and now have a purpose.

[@nisflix]

Glad it was helpful! I will continue to make more content like this

[@werqshop]

Damn this is probably the best tutorial ever

[@nisflix]

Agreed 👍🏼

[@sweetestvenum]

Been editing photo pics in Lightroom and my shots are mostly night shots with cool tones but this is great for whenever I take day shots. I use a SonyA7iii 28-70mm lens

[@nisflix]

😎

[@cloudpandarism2627]

very nice tips. just got a new car and was looking for some inspiration. i have the R7 with 100-500mmL, 50mm 1.8 and 16mm 2.8. any recommendations which lens would fit this style most? bit lost here if 16mm might be too wide.

[@nisflix]

if I recall correctly, these were shot with a 35mm f1.4 ART from Sigma. So that’s the focal length you’d want for this particular look, but honestly all of those lenses would provide very cool results with the right compositions!

[@whatsupwithsteve]

Wow, neat stuff! Can't wait to get going on it thanks..:)

[@nisflix]

Thank you!

[@brandonfrye2902]

Bro handing out sauce like this for free? Bless you brother

[@nisflix]

Thanks for the support homie

[@chasew.l.5808]

Hey man, fantastic photos! I wonder how much do you charge for these kind ot shoots?

[@nisflix]

This is actually a close friend of mine and I didn’t charge anything. It was purely for creative fun! When it comes to paid photo shoots, there are so many factors that go into my pricing. It’s hard to say what this one would have cost.

[@stardarkk]

love this

[@nisflix]

Thank you, hope it helps!

[@joaquina.r.s.8511]

even the raw pics are damn

[@nisflix]

Thank you!

[@ShotByKorzy]

10:00 the reason it wont is because you didnt remove it prior to the sky mask. the removal tool should be done before any masking because its trying to remove it off the mask not the base layer of the photo, if that makes sense.

[@nisflix]

Good callout I appreciate the explanation

[@ShotByKorzy]

@@nisflix yessir! i noticed that a lot when editing after applying masks, gotta do removal first or it splotches it out!

[@superidol1536]

10:06 the white spot is because the SKY MASK didn't take the bird into account. You need to UPDATE THE SKY MASK by adding a sky mask and removing the old one.

[@nisflix]

Thanks for the tip!

[@newbiephoto]

Clone stamp tool for that bird that turns white

[@nisflix]

So goofy 😑

[@rickvleeming]

@@nisflixi think its because of the sky mask

[@t0mbolone]

Hello, what tablet are your using for editing? very useful tutorial btw :)

[@nisflix]

This is using a MacBook Pro!

[@teedimes]

Great video, should remove the poop on the ground on the first pic tho

[@nisflix]

Had to keep the poop 💩

[@spedupdaily1645]

What version of Lightroom classic is that? First time seeing this kind of ui

[@nisflix]

This is actually not Lightroom Classic, this is just called Lightroom. Adobe used to market it as the "Cloud" version but they've since added the ability to edit photos locally

[@a.tsygankov11]

I can take your photo for training? (RAW) sorry my English so bad, because i from Romania

[@BVargas9]

hey i'm in chicago can you tell me where that was?

[@nisflix]

Adler Planetarium