How to get the Perfect SKIN TONES in Lightroom Classic 2024

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[@TeppoHaapoja]

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[@yalcinkilic6743]

But how do we know what the correct skin tone is, especially when you don't have a calibrated monitor? In video editing tools, you have the skin tone line, but what about Lightroom? It's all about eyeballing and i am facing this issue now for a couple of years but no feature like the skin tone line is coming...

[@grahamf695]

Yes, I agree it's so frustrating. In DaVinci Resolve, you can usually just move the offset colour wheel a bit and move the faces onto the skin tone line. There are also add-on tools that will turn on an indicator show where the faces are too orange or magenta. I am considering moving from DXO Photolab to Lightroom to get more help with skin tones. At the moment, I use an Excel spreadsheet with columns of red, green and blue values. I set R = 1.5 x B and G = 1.15 x B. Then, I put the dropper over the skin and compare it to the spreadsheet - very time consuming, but it seems to work reasonably well. I hope I have the parameters right!

[@rushbeverytime]

just view the final image on iphone.

[@yalcinkilic6743]

​@@rushbeverytime Even if that was the answer to the question, I don't think a customer would pay for the time spent on thousands of images :D But definitely a funny thought or maybe more of an iPhone ad? ;)

[@mattm7426]

@@rushbeverytime ?

[@VliDono]

Creators should actively encourage Adobe to improve Lightroom with professional-grade color grading tools. Relying on "eyeball it" tutorials isn't sufficient for consistent, high-quality results. The viral "black and blue or white and gold dress" debate highlighted how subjective color perception can be-accurate color tools are essential for reliable, professional outcomes.

[@ExploredPerpsective]

Do you have a video on getting proper skin exposure (vs tone)? Trying to find a good video on what some standard exposure levels are and what I should be aiming for in terms of brightness on the skin. Any info would be helpful.

[@miguelcruz1816]

Do you use Final Cut Pro for your videos and Lightroom for your photos?

[@TeppoHaapoja]

Yep!

[@bozorgvar.]

thanks

[@SumonBose]

Man, I love how refreshing this video is - Love your studio setup and how this video is shot - The colors. Feels so refreshing, thanks for the tips man :) a fresh perspective is always so helpful, I noticed the new features on Lightroom recently as well but this definately makes me want to experiment more.

[@TeppoHaapoja]

Thanks man!

[@AnthonyGugliotta]

You made my skin tones look even better than real life! 😲😅

[@TeppoHaapoja]

🙌🙌🙌 your welcome amigo

[@DanielleRyanMusic]

this quality is like ive washed my eyes 😍

[@SonicEchoVoid]

This video was a God send 🙌🏻 Thank you!

[@TeppoHaapoja]

🙌🙌🙌

[@thelyric2333]

Thanks for the vid! May i ask why after creating the mask, one needs to do the extra step of using "point color?" Isn't there a mask already? Sorry i'm new to photo editing 😅

[@mctosima]

I'm thinking the same

[@kendramanuel968]

It’s because of the different colors in the face. Shadows and whatnot. Hope that helps ❤

[@qrtr_equestrian]

Thank you!!!! The greens have been throwing me off, and I didn’t know this feature existed!

[@TeppoHaapoja]

Glad to help!

[@JasonLawrenceNoel]

Never thought to increase the range like that! Appreciate the tip ❤ have an awesome day!!!

[@TeppoHaapoja]

🙌🙌🙌

[@rjthedirector4970]

Awesome video brother ,hey what bag do u have on that picture.

[@jeanniehuff7231]

My lightroom doesn't look like yours. I just updated it too. Weird. I don't have those sliders below

[@soyac2947]

There is a small inverted triangle beside the range. U can click on it to open up the sliders.

[@LexElls]

Teppo your colors are always so good, thanks for the tips!

[@TeppoHaapoja]

Thanks Lex!

[@WiR3D169]

I've found using the calibration tab has been the most consistent way to dial in skin tones.

[@TeppoHaapoja]

Nice! That works too but it affects all the colours in the whole photo

[@edbartley722]

Great video, thanks Teppo!😊

[@TeppoHaapoja]

Thanks Ed!

[@jaromievisuals]

How did I not know about this feature!?! Love This!

[@filmmark]

Very good tip! Here I am thinking i know most things in lightroom, but no.. This was amazing! Thank you ❤

[@TeppoHaapoja]

Glad to help!

[@aaronporterjr.9515]

Is this only found in Lightroom classic?

[@itsmij45]

i wonder why everyone is using lightroom classic, and why there is a "lightroom" and a "lightroom classic"

[@walo2k5]

Thanks for the tip… super helpful

[@TeppoHaapoja]

🙌🙌🙌

[@lbeetech]

This is especially important if you shoot Sony...

[@TeppoHaapoja]

Oh yeah? I think any camera 😂

[@lbeetech]

@@TeppoHaapoja 💯

[@martykauffman]

Great video

[@TeppoHaapoja]

🙌🙌🙌

[@teddco]

im watching this video about skin tones and it looks like you have lipstick on sir but thank you for the informative video.

[@laurlifts]

why is every single tutorial people post using light room classic, is it better or something??

[@TasteofTaboo]

sorry to say that, but If you need good skin tones or more general working colors you use capture one and not Lightroom

[@TeppoHaapoja]

Sure but most beginner photographers arent using capture one 🙌

[@GoodyMorillas]

Why capture one?

[@TasteofTaboo]

@@TeppoHaapoja try it and you will know why nearly every commercial / advertising photographer on this planet is usting C1 and not LR

[@scratchgonzo]

Your lips are far too red in this video 😬

[@ElementaryWatson-123]

Now calculate how much time you need to spend to edit a thousand pictures. Just get Nikon/Canon and save hours of editing after each shoot.