My Stupid Lightroom Grass Trick

[@AnthonyMorganti]

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[@jeffkrueger4608]

Anthony: Thanks for these Stupid Lightroom Tricks, they are really very helpful. I oftentimes find myself editing a photo to no end. These “Stupid Tricks” really help me cut to the chase pin photo editing and save hours of time. Thanks again

[@1chrisandrew1]

This is a great workflow Anthony. I got here from the fstoppers page. Subscribed - cheers

[@danielvoulkos8274]

Thanks Big A. Appreciated

[@Einarr05]

This is really useful. Thank you very much

[@ChazzLyons]

Thank you for sharing 👍👍

[@renoholland7090]

Nice video. Thank you.

[@longboardfella5306]

If you use the Develop Auto button it will set the sliders to max values that do not clip the image. You can reset Vibrance and Saturation to neutral as Auto usually ups them which I don’t like. This workflow sis much faster than manually finding the initial starting points for each image as my Stupid Simple Trick to share.

[@BobCrosbee]

in one of your videos, you recommended an office chair. Is there a link to the product?

[@tectorama]

You have to wonder how much more Adobe can do with LR. Just bring out more AI I expect ? By which time most of the free apps will have caught up.

[@martybeyer]

Hi Anthony, first off, thanks for your videos, I learn a lot from you. Second, in the first image, I noticed the halo on the horizon, (I know this wasn't part of the tutorial). I also get this issue from time to time. How do you deal with this, or is it just something you have to live with??

[@sounderdavis5446]

You mean a thin line just above the trees, first blue, then white? When Anthony increased Texture, Clarity, Dehaze in the sky, and did the adjustments to enhance contrast in sky and trees, those adjustments could have caused that. Sometimes just backing off a bit on those sliders will make those less visible. Sometimes a preset can cause these, though Anthony may not have used one here.

[@srana2000]

Hi Anthony, How did you get such a big image

[@sounderdavis5446]

Anthony could have done this several ways. One is to plan and do a panoramic merge. In the field turn the camera 90 degrees to portrait mode. Take a series of shots that way across the horizon (overlapping each of them 33-50%). Bring them all into Lightroom Classic. CTRL-click them all in Windows, so all are selected, right-click one and choose Photo Merge > Panoramic. Lightroom does the rest.

[@Weirup]

The file name is -pano so I guess that´s that

[@alanm.6096]

Another ‘stupid’ idea: at some point in your workflow, always consider flipping the image horizontally…it’s remarkable how that simple compositional change can make a big difference.

[@peterrogers1137]

interesting

[@owenpeller6471]

Certainly not stupid but Sony. I don’t like phony.