Top HIDDEN Features in Lightroom Classic

Hidden features in Lightroom Classic can speed up your workflow with high quality results. In this episode I share some of my favorite hidden features for doing exterior real estate photography that can be applied to landscape photography as well. Below are links mentioned in the video:
Online courses to learn Real Estate Photography:
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Learn Professional Exterior Photography:
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Learn Professional Interior Photography:
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Expert Editing for Interior Photography:
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My books on real estate photography:
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[@thehivedoctor13]

This was awesome!

[@dataventurer9998]

These tips are adding new tools in the toolbox! Very helpful, thank you for taking your time to share!

[@clearvuephoto3526]

Such an amazing teacher. Thanks Mr. Cool! Sending you many blessings! Not a lot people out there willing to share what they have learned. Ty and Amaaaaazing work as always😎👍🏼

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

I appreciate that!

[@michelleyeatts4781]

You are beyond, Cool! I've been shooting and editing myself for years. I still learned several new tips and tricks that will help on the very next house. Thank you. Love your books

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

Thank you :)

[@bezzell9509]

Thank you, Nathan. I've always thought my exterior shots didn't need much more processing than I already do, but this video changed my mind. I just purchased your Real Estate Exteriors book for my Kindle. I'm looking forward to seeing the results!

[@jonihofmann3318]

Excellent information Nathan! Thanks :D

[@TheBearDenPhotography]

Great video. I'm here from the article on FStoppers, "Some of Lightroom's Best Hidden Features." I shoot landscape and always expose to the left to get my skies properly exposed. Inverting the sky mask is the best LRC trick I've come across to date. Thanks.for sharing the tips. You've got yourself a new sub.

[@DavidHarrisGRI]

Some really good tips! Thanks

[@marcvloeberghs8179]

Thanks Nathan!

[@LevinsThe]

Hi, Nathan! I follow many of your tutorials and I also own a book about lighting, but I struggle to find a video where you speak about how to edit multiple flash shots (I mean where you hand hold the flash in different areas of one room)

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

My Lighting Guide shows how to do two-sided pops, and I go into that in-depth, with RAW file examples in my pro interiors course at ProInteriors.NathanCool.com

[@stevepaterson2]

Thank you Nathan.

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

You're very welcome!

[@josephlandrum4592]

Hey Nathan, I love that sky you swapped in! Is there somewhere I could download it from?

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

Thanks! There was no sky swap in that image, it was one single RAW file.

[@therealNSB]

Hey Nathan, I don't see the link you mentioned "Presets in Pro Exteriors"? I see the course link, am I missing something?

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

The presets are part of the pro exteriors course.

[@blanche027]

Hi Nathan, thanks again for a wonderful lesson. I was wondering where I could find the " Presets in Pro Exteriors "? I dont see the link in the description. Thanks again!

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

It's in the Pro Exteriors course, here's a link if you'd like to check that out: ProExteriors.NathanCool.com