Why aren’t you using these LIGHTROOM TRICKS to edit your photos?

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There are so many powerful reasons to use these hidden Lightroom features when editing your photos. Check out my seven editing tricks that all use at least one modifier key (Opt/CMD for Mac and Alt/Ctrl for Win).
Chapters:
00:00 - Use these keyboard hacks for better Lightroom photo editing
01:00 - Tip #1 - Reset an entire section of editing tools
01:46 - Tip #2 - Edit tone with greater precision
05:29 - Tip #3 - Get finer control with the Tone Curve
07:03 - Tip #4 - Get targeted adjustments with the Point Color tool
08:56 - Tip #5 - Making easier color grading edits
10:46 - Tip #6 - Fine-tuning the vignette
13:19 - Tip #7 - Apply pro-level sharpening to your photos
19:28 - Learn even more about Lightroom and mobile photography
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[@alanplatt888]

I just used the option key for Sharpening etc & Light etc adjustments............everyday is a school day, thanks again.

[@brianmatiash]

"Everyday is a school day." I LOVE THAT! What a wonderful mindset, Alan!

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

I'm fully committed to harnessing the potential of modifier keys and keyboard shortcuts; neglecting them is akin to squandering 50% of LR's power.

[@brianmatiash]

Such a great, and appropriate, mindset!

[@user-xl8zg3jl9q]

thanks for a terrific video, also, thanks for not having annoying back ground music

[@brianmatiash]

You’re very welcome! And yeah, I stopped using soundtracks a looooong time ago.

[@Johnthetripper]

I really like how you use the option key to adjust the image, but in the end you still "Look" at the image to see the best result.

[@PhreddCrintt]

Excellent. Thank you Brian.

[@glyndewis]

Nice one mate! Loving that image. Where is that?

[@brianmatiash]

Cheers, mate! That photo was taken in Glacier National Park in Montana. What say we book a trip out there, yeah?

[@Johnthetripper]

Thanks Brian, as always, very informative.

[@darrenjennings]

Thanks again Brian, very well explained👍

[@MichaelWDietrich]

10.47 when already being on the color grading panel, you might want to show, that just moving the luminance slider on the midtones is the easiest way to adjust midtones in lightroom where highlights and shadows have their own slider in the lights panel, but midtones do not. But they have here.

[@brianmatiash]

Great point!

[@ZOly62]

I know all that, because I use Lr from beggining, but It is so good to watch Brian and his calm voice how explaining things. And of course it is always good here again some basics. Well done Brian! 👍👍👍

[@brianmatiash]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bruceatkinson932]

Invaluable info indeed!

[@richardburri]

Excellent! Thank you so much, super helpful.

[@davidseibert5268]

Terrific video. Your tips are excellent. Thank you.

[@brianmatiash]

Thank you so much, David!

[@wmbrennan]

Excellent!

[@sergedaleiden5597]

Excellent video. I knew some of these but now I discovered some additional ones. Many thanks, Brian.

[@brianmatiash]

My pleasure, Serge!

[@wymanair]

BRILLIANT!

[@alanplatt888]

Hooked, I think, some seriously good tips I need to start applying to my workflow, thank you.

[@brianmatiash]

That's what I love to hear! And just keep applying those tricks a few times - they'll quickly become second-nature.

[@raylander6329]

Always awesome vids; Question: I have Lightroom (not Lightroom classic) and Luminar Neo; how can I start editing in Lightroom, switch to Luminar Neo then back to Lightroom ? Can Lightroom do that? Or only Lightroom classic? Thank you very much, Brian

[@brianmatiash]

Lightroom doesn’t currently have plugin support, so the only way you can send a photo from LR to Luminar Neo is to either export it or send it to Photoshop and open it using that plugin.

[@adamfalgout6601]

Why don't you use classic if it is far superior?

[@brianmatiash]

I don't recall ever implying that Classic "is far superior." In fact, I think the exact opposite.