My Current Editing Workflow in Lightroom

[@AnthonyMorganti]

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[@MichaelTaxier]

Great video. I am a big fan and watch all your videos. Please do a workflow for wildlife

[@andrewkeir2282]

I mainly do wildlife photography, so please go through your workflow for wildlife. I have purchased your LRC course btw.

[@ijogg]

Anthony, Thanks for taking the time to do these videos. I am always trying to improve my pictures.

[@alkaufman3019]

Yes, please do wildlife and travel work flow.

[@HadleyHope]

Would love to see a workflow for travel photography

[@peterknoester7480]

Hi Anthony. Thanks for the update of your workflow for the editing of landscape photos. Very helpful. Yes I would very much like to see your workflows for other genres, like travel, street, documentary or portrait, if possible. They can really help to work more efficient and effective. Thanks again.

[@michaelharrison8126]

Thank you for this very informative video. I would love to see your workflow for travel photos.

[@levelb6299]

Thank you for this. I would love to see more of these workflow videos.

[@K7RRW]

Anthony, I learned how to do workflow in Lightroom Classic from you way back when. This is a super update of its and your abilities. Thanks! Robert

[@tpiorkowski]

Awesome video, thanks for sharing your workflow, I would be very interested in the wildlife workflow, I hope you decide to do it.

[@michaelmcphee2930]

As usual, nicely done and clearly explained. My workflow is very similar, and so is my morning routine. I live about a mile from the beach in Western Australia and walk along the coast with my dog, catching the sunrise and cloudscape out to sea before hitting my preferred cafe for my morning brew. Thanks Anthony.

[@DoctorRennie]

Thanks Tony, it's always fun to learn what changes you've made to your work flow. I remember you bought a drone a few years ago. Did you ever use it for photography?

[@peterfay9674]

Love the video. I was just down there taking the same image a few weeks ago! For someone just getting into this hobby, I love your workflow. Many times I'm just moving sliders at random and pray I see something I like. You have a very concise workflow that makes sense. Keep them coming.

[@johnyoung1606]

Always Great !!! Work Flow... Environmental Portrait ,, Outdoors or indoors !!! ThankYou

[@ME2K23]

Anthony, do you ever use the 2nd monitor when using lightroom? Its really useful to watch your picture full screen or to survey, compare photos

[@shuligreenstein7693]

Thank you so much! You always lighten up the important things in editing a pic. When will you make a wildlife work flow?

[@richardharper2842]

Great to see your workflow. Excellently explained, as always. Maybe a similar workflow session on more of a landscape image, might be good. You are always my fallback person I seek out if I need to find something, & always lots to learn. Thank you.

[@Mariner1460]

I took an image that I edited yesterday and re-edited following your workflow step by step. It was a portrait not a landscape, and to my surprise the results came out very similar to my original edit. However, your systematic approach did seem quicker and a little more confidence inspiring, especially for the tone adjustments. One BIG difference, that I will use from now on, is reserving Effects and Detail for masks, not global adjustments. That made a rather noticeable improvement for the portrait. Thanks!

[@richardzelinka9411]

Anthony, another informative video. I have pretty much the same workflow, although I always click on profile and chromatic aberation corrections first (you may do this on import) and also try the auto transform button to see if any misalignment that wasn't obvious is corrected. As for sharpening, my understanding is that when you use it with a mask, it applies the settings in the Detail panel, so if you zero those out, not sure what happens, or maybe that's why you need to double the amount. I leave the Detail panel at the default setting, which applies just a little bit of sharpness, and then the mask sharpening applies more of that to the masked area. However, if I use Detail to sharpen, the masking slider in the Detail panel removes the sharpening from skies, water and other areas where you don't want it, so I don't see much risk of oversharpening those areas using the Detail panel.

[@peterguman7298]

Thx for the workflow video. Got several good ideas. Is the enhance function the same as sharpening? A portrait workflow would be awesome too

[@raginic5180]

Thanks for this. it is very well explained. Do tell where this lighthouse is though.

[@williamcollins5417]

Thank you...this makes me rethink my method...these are very helpful and make editing less time consuming...again, thank you.

[@CarlWGriffin]

Timely, helpful. Thanks AM!!

[@tomverhulst6539]

Always like your videos a lot, the ones about Lightroom and workflow in particular.

[@alanrenton6059]

I notice you didn't apply lens correction before making changes, is this because you assumed this was an automatic adjustment or because you didn't need to?

[@gdan8259]

Well done, thank you for sharing. Jumping on the bandwagon, workflow on wildlife and travel would be great. Cheers.

[@harrykitch9239]

Thanks for the update and refresher. I'd also like to see your workflow for travel and wildlife. Also, do you use presets at all ,for example on a series of the same subject?

[@nitinbhide5964]

Thanks a lot ,Kindly share workflow in wildlife photographs !

[@Kmo1970]

Very good video! Is it posible to attaché the image to the picturefile, so we can walk through the video doing the same thing. 🙏

[@IkeCheungNYC]

Thank you! This was so helpful. Please make one for portrait.

[@efisher3881]

I would love to see your Wildlife workflow.

[@barkleyc]

Thanks for sharing, very useful

[@Arnklars]

Nice 🙏🏻 I also used Adobe color profile with my Nikon D850. But I find the neutral profile better with Sony a7rV. It gives more dynamic range and better highlight control. And when I revisit older photos, I find the neutral profile better again. Regards Lars, Denmark, Scandinavia. 😊

[@LynneHelmhold]

Thanks once again Anthony. I mainly take wildlife photos so would love to see your workflow.

[@tommul6078]

Always good to see one of your videos. I have seen one comment where if you apply a small amount of global sharpening, this really shows up in a mask sharpening. Not tested myself, yet.

[@tobiko5958]

Thanks! :)

[@EdBacon]

Along with removing birds, I find I now need to remove drones.

[@rjbiii]

d'noise

[@jimforbes9119]

Apparently you still have not learned the difference between 'LIGHTROOM" and "LIGHTROOM CLASSIC" ❗👎🏼 "My Current Editing Workflow in Lightroom" is the title of this video. That title is either wrong by design (clickbait), of wrong by ignorance and/or arrogance / stubbornness!

[@ReidThaler]

Those of us that have used the program for almost 20 years have little need to amend our nomenclature even though Adobe has. Live with it.

[@Mariner1460]

Apparently you don't use Classic. However, if you watch you will learn that Anthony's workflow applies just as well in non-Classic Lightroom. Keyboard shortcuts might be different, but everything else applies. Who's being stubborn?