Lightroom COLOUR GRADING Trick I Wish I KNEW Sooner

[@bala1000mina]

Thank you so much Mark for sharing your tips and making this tutorial on color grading! God bless you and good luck!

[@MarkDumbleton]

Thank you so much, I hope you find the information in the tutorial useful.

[@andrewricegolf]

Very good. Thanks Mark!

[@MarkDumbleton]

Thanks so much for watching, hope you found it useful!

[@grahamefogel1308]

Thanks Mark keep it up your assistance much appreciated

[@MarkDumbleton]

Hey Grahame thanks so much for watching and glad you can learn something 😊

[@brodygamble6002]

Nice mate! Thanks for the tips - gave me a different way of looking at colour grading.

[@MarkDumbleton]

Hey Brody thanks so much for the comment! Glad you found it helpful! 😊

[@acavemancandoityoutube]

Great tips! I'm excited to play with some of my old images and find a consistent look going forward.

[@MarkDumbleton]

Thanks for the comment firstly, and secondly, it makes me happy to know I’ve inspired you to try for a consistent look going forward on your images.

[@TheSafariExpert]

Super tips, Mark! 💪🏻😎

[@MarkDumbleton]

Thanks for watching Villiers and thanks for the comment!

[@noelleenboyers9120]

Nice edit. Man am I glad to have found these videos, can't wait to watch them all. PS. Happy to pay for those awesome pre-sets.

[@MarkDumbleton]

Thanks for watching and super happy to hear you’re excited to watch the other vids. And thank you for the presets sale 😊🙏🏻

[@desireearthoceans1797]

Thank you for the tips! Very helpful. What screen are you using?

[@MarkDumbleton]

My pleasure, thanks for the message. I use an ASUS PROART screen, really affordable but great for editing.

[@carolbell4550]

Again Mark thankyou. I had/have become so stale in editing all my shots and did not know how to "Move On" I have just made my first ever prest...... still a long way to go. However can you please tell me how to make a "reference shot" ?????

[@MarkDumbleton]

Hi Carol, my pleasure. Glad my videos have helped you. A reference shot is just an image that you like, and would like to use as a basis to achieve a similar look on another image. This could be an image you have done, or someone else’s image. I’m recording a video soon on Lightroom Tips that includes using a reference image. Hope to have that out this Sunday :)

[@carolbell4550]

@@MarkDumbleton Thankyou so much Mark. I have been using LR for about 10 years and then tried to teach myself PS....... should have learnt LR properly in the beginning...!!!!

[@MarkDumbleton]

Lightroom is a lot more capable now than ever before. You can do most things now in LR.

[@filoua9947]

thanks for the tips .

[@MarkDumbleton]

My pleasure, hope you found them helpful! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Christian-vv2gq]

Nice video, got some new inspiration from it! Also thanks for the preset! Curious what I can see in the future on your channel

[@MarkDumbleton]

Thanks so much for watching. Plenty more videos like this to come, I have so much I want to share! Thank you for the support and hope to see your comments on future videos! If you ever have any ideas for videos, I would love to hear from you about those ideas :)

[@rachelg7371]

I’m going to order the full collection, but I do not see the color grading presets anywhere on the website. Is it me?

[@MarkDumbleton]

Thanks Rachel. They are there, the name of the pack relating to this video is called Blue & Sepia.

[@rachelg7371]

@@MarkDumbleton oh ok, thanks!

[@tamiboelter5491]

As a fairly new photographer, I have no idea what my "consistent" look is. Am I just going on what hits me during editing? I normally try to guess what my audience will like. Maybe what the current trend is. I would love some guidance, thank you Mark

[@MarkDumbleton]

Thanks for the comment here. In terms of developing your own style, it can take years to develop and it’s something I found that just happens organically. Your style will be inspired by other photographers work, but if I have one word of advice - take inspirations from what you like and apply it to your own work, you’ll find that style you like and that feels right for your own pictures.

[@jessblair37]

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[@MarkDumbleton]

Thank you for commenting Jess