Scott Kelby’s 10 Amazing Landscape Editing Tips | OPTIC 2021

[@BandH]

What tips would you add?

[@donquique1]

None

[@jameschambers8683]

Watch Scott Kelby more frequently!

[@infinitebeing211]

Omg, who is this angel of photography spilling the hot tea and not gate keeping? I love him, God bless him 🤘

[@BandH]

Scott Kelby always has the tea ☕️

[@lynettemcg3899]

Scott you’re just ‘The Best’. Great tips & brilliant delivery. Brightens my day watching you videos.

[@paulhchamberlain2362]

Hey Scott! remember all those PhotoShop Live events? I sure do, and you too! keep those back-to-back/hit-tips coming!

[@gburgMD]

Seriously!!! In 25 minutes, you've solved about 99% of all of my outdoor photos issues. Thanks!!!

[@BandH]

We love to hear that, thanks for watching!

[@scottabergermd]

He is the MASTER, what else need be said? There is no better teacher for this than Sir Scotty Kelby.❤️👊🏻

[@sendilkumarj]

Best editing tips I ever came across, fastest and in fewer steps to great output, thanks for the video ❤

[@BandH]

Scott has the best editing tips.

[@bandyo]

The reflection trick is mindblowing. Why didn't I ever think of it!!!! Simply brilliant... surely going to try it :)

[@justwhenithought]

This is probably the best quick-and-easy tip I've fortunately come across. Thanks.

[@erikhy]

That was one of the best editing videos I've ever seen, hitting every one of my tear-the-hair out problems I routinely run into. Those danged edge glows! I have an eagle in a spruce tree where those glows around the needles have driven me insane. It is a true pleasure watching a master at work. Best. Video. Ever.

[@robertseals9165]

So glad I found this video! Life changing or rather photo changing goodness!

[@erikbackx3927]

Even though I make most of my adjustments through Luminar NEO, I still enjoyed this presentation. Especially because of the humor and perfect explanation of the presenter: Scott.

[@BandH]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jollino]

I've had to put my photography hobby on hiatus, but Scott's attitude really makes me want to pick it up again as soon as possible. Thanks for this!

[@deepotter6774]

Just when I thought I knew all the tricks in Lightroom... and there they are: the hidden gems I didn't even know to look for. Thanks, Scott!!

[@xavierjoulin8705]

the glow thing is so flipping good!!! thanks for the tip!!

[@ArrolAdventures]

A light dawned today after watching this, I have had a sub to lightroom/photoshop for years and never have gotten past cropping! Thank you so much for explaining this in such a way that even I could follow it!

[@m3fnc]

Now that's what you call a tutorial video. Cheers Scott.

[@JayJanePhotography]

Thanks for shedding new light on these Lightroom features that we've been using for ages. The same tools have more hidden blades than we think!

[@bernym4047]

Love the elimination of the halo/fringe with the clone stamp. Also works in Gimp. The negative switch for dust spots also works in darktable. Thanks for the video.

[@catherinehouy3731]

Thank you

[@leojphilip732]

How do you visualize spots in darktable?

[@christopherclarke6184]

Will definitely use some of your tips. Thankyou for sharing.

[@christianpatton1852]

Some really awesome editing tips so useful thank you for sharing!

[@jforester7]

That shift double click black and whites things is amazing, yet I'm sorta mad that I'm only just now learning of it.

[@joshuagharis9017]

Yea, I can't wait to use that trick

[@joshuagharis9017]

And the glow removal in Photoshop

[@jforester7]

@@joshuagharis9017 I'm wondering if the glow removal trick works in LR being that it's the same tool.

[@phphoto6901]

I've been using lightroom for ten years and am still learning these tricks. I love learning new secrets

[@Shifty761989]

Great tips, loving the videos

[@frankcruz8068]

Best tutorial! Exactly what I needed. Thank you!!!

[@nalamarcos6369]

What a great video/ tips.. thank you so much and now I'm after more of your videos and editing techniques.. Thank you again Scott. Nahla ( Sydney/Australia).

[@brizkatwal1540]

Thank you for the precious knowledge !

[@shelkatz]

This is a fantastic video!

[@ogg66o]

What a lovely man and a great presentation full of tips and such an opening surprise. Not a Meh in sight....

[@benynevill912]

wow, wow, wow....this is amazing. Thanks for the tutorial

[@willilaufmann38]

Hi Scott I big thanks great video and I learnt heaps 👍

[@cpt_4meric4]

Awesome tips, thank you!!!

[@MrSimonj1970]

Lot of great tips here! Thanks folks.

[@wicho99w99]

Man, as a beginner photographer who just bought it’s first camera a week ago this blew my mind 🤯🤯

[@lindawalker3924]

What a great tutorial Scott!! I'll look forward to seeing more of your informative camera raw, photoshop and lightroom tutorials! Thanks again.

[@Robadobdingdong]

Incredible and helpful tips - bless you sire!

[@robgroc7661]

Amazing lesson! Thanks, Scott!

[@BandH]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

[@johnjacob7287]

That was quick & really cool.. thanks for sharing ❤️🙏🏽😊

[@stevenhaworth4838]

That was a fantastic video. thanks so much for sharing.

[@MaxwellSmart6425]

Wow what a bunch of great ideas and things I’ve never known I can do with a Lightroom😬 thank you for spending spend the time and sharing your fantastic secrets with us

[@jamesfarabaugh6669]

This is fantastic!

[@אבימלכה-צ3ז]

Excellent tips. Many thanks to you

[@BandH]

Thanks for watching!

[@fsphotographic7683]

Amazing! The double click on the white and black is something that I ddi not know was there. Also you just save me a lot of time on filling in the glow areas with the Darken feature. Thank You for the video and in the direct to the point method.

[@relentlessundrdawg]

Great video. There are a few tips in the video that I have used also, but there are others that I may try.

[@vdphotosnfun]

Thank your Scott... It is very excellent video for Adobe Lightroom editing... This will definitely help in editing... Thank you so much for sharing...

[@BandH]

Glad it was helpful!

[@charrski2918]

Awesome editing tips - thanks

[@BandH]

Glad you liked it!

[@kushi1515]

The trick to correct the glow was great, thanks 👍🏻

[@MindGem]

Several great tips! thanks.

[@imprintedmind4487]

Wonderful presentation

[@CarolynFahm]

Thank-you Scott. Amazing tips and super amazing photos as always.

[@BCistaan]

Just amazing !!!!👍👍👍

[@tmarq4655]

Excellent video. Love it, thanks.

[@bradmiller9993]

Super cool. I've been using LR for years, and I learned a handful of cool tools in this video. Thanks!!!

[@fernandoMPadue]

just amazing!!

[@stevengreen9738]

Just learnt more in 25 minutes than hours of trolling through other videos, thanks Scott. As a side note would you consider doing a video on how you set your Intuos Pro up for landscape editing?

[@StuartChapman193]

What a great set of tips, only 2 of those i knew about so look forward to seeing more. Just shows how powerful Lightroom has become.

[@StuWright]

good job, helped me , thanks

[@TommyMacTube]

damn...I couldve used that "darken" the glow edge so many times as well I'm shocked about the first image making it a mirror "lake" shot. good stuff man.

[@erwanroslan7367]

Love it..thx for the knowldge

[@SuperRahul163]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@grimmsshenanigansproductions]

Been using photoshop forever. The white and black setpoint blew my mind! Whaaat???

[@albertleung3690]

this is so good, you make me get up from my comfy chair and say thank you instead just thumb up. for a PS beginners (predominant Lr user) like you showing how slowly so I can follow. Senior you know don't move very fast.

[@BandH]

Glad you liked it!

[@tvlookplay]

Great quality info. Subbed

[@hughp00]

Great Video Scott - Makes my so glad I continue to be a member of Kelbyone

[@baljindersinghsidhu3959]

Wow wow..... this is the first time m watching this thing exists... wow...loved the first trick u showed.. definitely will follow you.. Thanks for sharing tricks..

[@Blaiwnez]

Amazing tips: compressed, well-explained and straight to the point.

[@cmichaelhaugh8517]

Rewarding to see that I’ve been using some of these. Better to learn some new ones!

[@vincentlamoureux422]

Great video Scott!

[@marcorof5545]

the spot removal tool just blew my mind

[@BandH]

🤯

[@speliotis]

love the flip for reflection !!!

[@ericbrown7517]

You know we love you 😍

[@AbhinavanandSingh]

Absolutely amazing!

[@randyschwager2515]

I watch 3 photo learning videos a day, minimum! This may be the most helpful piece I’ve ever watched! Thanks to Scott who I’ve seen live 3 times in seminars and thanks to B&H! (I plan to watch this at least 2 more times today!)

[@maircraft4079]

Handy stuff, Thanks for sharing.

[@YoSpiff]

I was pleased to find that many of your "secrets" were things I am already doing, though I use Luminar and Corel PSP. The tip for eliminating haloing was new to me and I will be trying that one! One thing I do to add some subtle dimension to a shot with a lot of texture, is to do some selective tonemapping/clarity, by duplicating the layer, tonemapping/clarity on the bottom layer and then masking through in a few (sometimes a lot of) surfaces to give some areas a little pop to stand out from the rest. It works really nicely on rocky surfaces. Not as quick as most of the tips you offered, but I like what it does without screaming that this effect was used.

[@MrSaidaqqa]

Hello Scott, one of the best constructive videos, thanks a lot my friend.

[@bobketteringham4779]

Excellent tutorial! I’ll have to get used to Photoshop

[@Henri771980]

These are some great tips! Thank you so much 🙏🏻

[@EDKFtravels]

WOW! THANK YOU!!! I have already been using -100 highlights, darken blues, and the vignetting, but man I have some more new great ideas!!!

[@BandH]

Great to hear!

[@norma9548]

You are amazing. Thank you.

[@BandH]

Thanks for watching!

[@ogg66o]

Brilliant ❤

[@grayburden3524]

Brilliant Scott thank you.

[@ThioJoe]

Me just learning about the “visualize spots” tool and having been painstakingly pixel peeping to find dust marks 👁👄👁 Also one tip i discovered by accident is sometimes on *certain* landscapes, actually decreasing the texture slider somehow makes the image just “work” better. Probably similar for clarity like Scott mentioned, but a slightly different feel. Hard to describe why, but I think if there is a lot of busyness and complicating foilage in the foreground, reducing the texture for example adds a sort of ethereal vibe without actually reducing sharpness in the main structures. I always thought “why would you want to ever decrease texture or clarity” but sometimes it just looks good.

[@minmin-fs1nn]

very educational. thumbs up

[@migonads]

MIND BLOWN

[@andyfotheringham8561]

Hi, Can you post a link to the pad you are using for editing please?

[@sb1493]

Excellent tips. Learned a lot especially in Lightroom.

[@jenyamosk6808]

Thank you very much i learn a lot.

[@ajit00o7]

I love this guy

[@DanLaFollette]

There are some cool tricks here thanks!

[@Hotcoffeedoodles]

Great tips but OMG, that shift double click white, black is a revelation to me. I have about five of Scott Kelby's books and they're all great.

[@hukumongdu]

this is eye opening!

[@shantimenon508]

Hi Scott wonderful and clear presentation and extremely helpful. i use lightroom classic 11.2 but have not used photoshop. I tried exporting to Photoshop Cc version 22 but gives me an I/O error. Adode has not been very helpful. Any ideas on how to resolve this. Thanks

[@BandH]

It is possible that your install of Ps has not correctly adjusted the Windows Registry to enable the link between LrC & Ps. So start with Solution #1 at EDIT IN Photoshop command missing Uninstall and reinstall Photoshop: adobe.ly/3DBdmLE >Mark

[@eri7-11]

you are photo God!!!!!

[@technicalsadhu1]

Awesome tips

[@karlgillard2112]

Scott, you mentioned “adding your own clouds”. Well, I’m a bit Photoshop/Lightroom illiterate, except for the basics. I took some cloud pics. How do I get them into that part of Lightroom?

[@svaphrodite]

Sky select filter in PS Camera Raw is a great way to edit sky and clouds.

[@berkletheclownsvideos2461]

I thoroughly enjoyed this. Learned a lot!!

[@skwent]

Very good! This is explained in a very easy way and can be helpful as one gains confidence in their post editing skills.

[@fudodachi]

Thank You, great tips!

[@samuelsulaiman]

I never learnt so much in 25 mins lmao. This is brilliant!

[@BandH]

Glad you enjoyed it.