Natural Looking Vignettes in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3

[rorrt]

i have to say as interesting as a vignette is, i have seen it soooooooooo overused on 500px, or flickr.

I was one of those people who overused it, but not i try not to, obviously i do if i think it will help. But now i quite regularly stare at a photograph on lightroom for maybe 7 minutes, to see what i want, rather than just pulling sliders around randomly, until i reach a look that i like the look of.

[MauGFX]

0:13 you see where the cursor is and what the thumbnail is showing? Dirty Lightroom!

[DominicRiv]

LeBron traveled.

[chris25119600]

SUBBED, GREAT VID, WAS LOOKING AT PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS AS WELL, BUT I THINK YOU HAVE PUSHED ME MORE TOWARDS LIGHTROOM NOW, IT LOOKS A LOT MORE USER FRIENDLY FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS

[rommeldave1]

thanks!



[taurusnyy]

nice and straight forward- thanks.

[Aramis7]

Luv LR....so powerfull and easy to use. Havent used photoshop in weeks now...

[drakonimetal]

What aperture you used?

[kerrycgarrison]

@drakonimetal I don't recall as that shot was 10 months ago. I would suspect it was f/5.6 - f/8

[endocondor]

@kerrycgarrison It says F16 in the top right corner of the video.

[deralbernehelge]

@drakonimetal

well the info under the histogram says f16.

[utubepredator]

@drakonimetal Forget the aperture, what babe did you use ?

[drakonimetal]

@utubepredator Agreed.

[artlinkzowey]

Kerry, excellent, thanks, your up there with Scott Bourne.

[merritolson]

Good job. Thanks for the simple tutorial. :)

[mrnazeer100]

thanks to all team .. v nice....introduction with so good efforts..

[DTxOctavariumx]

She must of been cold XP

[valentin19631]

Great video !!!Easy to understand !!!!

[vwyob]

Thanks mate. Very useful.

As for the dirty sensor? I don't see the relevance or point in posting that remark to be honest.

[fetthunderdome]

dirty sensor!

[kerrycgarrison]

@fetthunderdome Yup! Was shooting out at Joshua Tree, dust was blowing everywhere.