Lightroom Black and White

http://froknowsphoto.com/lightroom-black-and-white/

Everybody loves black and white photos! There are many methods of tweaking a black and white photos. I went through a lot of them including the B&W panel, contrast, clarity & tone curve. There is one extra special method at the end so stick around to see the full details!

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Adobe
• lightroom
• LR3
• black and white
• B+W
• tweaking
• processing
• photography
• Photo
• editing

[ellsworthra]

no offense Jared but i think i can relate better to Greg better

[JaredPolin]

@ellsworthra thats why there is two of us.

[ar4216]

Is Lightroom better than Photoshop? They're both by Adobe- why are so many people choosing Lightroom over Photoshop? Doesn't Photoshop have more controls?

[JaredPolin]

@ar4216 they pretty much offer the same controls but lightroom offers better workflow when you are handling a lot more images.

[ar4216]

@joashstilltheman Thanks

[joashstilltheman]

@ar4216 Lightroom definitely easier to use when editing a large number of images such as wedding photography etc. Also much easier to use and understand. Photoshop is way more complex.

[joashstilltheman]

@JaredPolin lolest. Great answer.

[BanerjeeAvishek]

superlike, kudos

[SeptemberLynnDesigns]

Another great video guys- thanks!

[ar4216]

@ashkibala1 Thanks for the helpful comment!

[ashkibala1]

@ar4216 Lightroom is actually Photoshop but simplified but still is as powerful as Photoshop. As you see, Lightroom is called Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, not Adobe Lightroom. You can use Photoshop, but you have to know many things about layers, filters and many many many other stuff. But in lightroom, you can have a few bars that do the job of layers and then, you'll work will be much faster. But Photoshop is greater for manipulating photos, editing tiny pixels, blending and remove parts, etc.

[TheApistoNut]

No clouds bro?

[drummerbedford]

@JaredPolin Lightroom makes processing shoots about twenty times faster (figuratively).