Leica M11 Film Look Editing In Lightroom

Learn my process of editing digital photos to achieve a natural, film-like look. From adjusting exposure and highlights to color grading and masking, I'll show you every step I take to transform my digital images. Plus, I'm testing out the Osmo Pocket 3-let me know what you think of the video quality!
Link To RAW & Preset
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0:00 - Introduction to achieving a film look in digital photography
0:32 - Preparing Images for Editing
0:48 - Setting the Adobe Standard Profile
0:57 - Adjusting Exposure, Contrast, Highlights, Shadows, Whites, and Blacks
1:45 - Decreasing Clarity
2:00 - Warming Up Images for Better Skin Tones
2:15 - Cropping and Auto Straightening
2:30 - Color Grading with the Calibration Panel
2:50 - Using the RGB Mixer
3:30 - Adding Color Contrast with the Tone Curve
4:10 - HSL Adjustments for Hue, Saturation, and Luminance
5:00 - Shifting Reds, Oranges, Yellows, Greens, and Blues
6:00 - Brightening Skin Tones
7:00 - Adding Grain for a Film Look
7:50 - Final Adjustments and Masking Techniques
9:00 - Creating a Dramatic Look with Masking
10:00 - Using Linear and Radial Gradients
11:00 - Removing Distractions with Generative Remove
12:00 - Sharpening Techniques
13:00 - Final Review and Comparison
Achieve a film look in digital photography with these easy-to-follow Lightroom editing techniques. Learn how to get a film look in digital photography step-by-step and elevate your photo editing game.

[@GillesQuennevilleGQ]

Please drop down the music. It does not add value to your production.

[@robbiesumantri]

Thx for stopping by… I’ll consider doing that 🙏🙏

[@genobambino]

At least it doesn’t sound like elevator music in a W Hotel the way every other photography video soundtrack does.

[@Ozhtube]

Hi Robbie I clicked on the link. It just had me to download the picture, but I did not see the preset?

[@robbiesumantri]

Import the dng to lightroom.. It should have the settings