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Using Lightroom presets in your landscape photography is one of the easiest ways to transform your RAW files into beautiful works of art in just a matter of seconds. With thousands of presets on the market, it can be a challenge to find the right presets that are meant specifically for landscapes. Luckily, we’ve compiled a list of a few of the best Lightroom landscape presets for your landscape photography.
Few things can elevate an image better than the perfect preset. Among the scores of editing tools available, free Lightroom presets are some of the most powerful. Lightroom presets that are moody in nature are gaining traction among photographers, from budding amateurs to seasoned professionals. Why? Because moody presets encapsulate feelings, atmospheres and moments in a manner few other edits can. Moody presets for Lightroom add layers of depth, emotion and cinematic flair to images. Whether searching for a dark, stormy ambiance or a soft, ethereal glow, moody Lightroom presets hold the key.
The overwhelming majority of questions I’ve been getting recently are around my workflow, and how I’ll continue to use ON1 as an extension to Lightroom and Photoshop. If you’re going all-in to ON1, there will, of course, be a ton of training for you to use it as a stand-alone. But I also think it’s important to know that they have a ton of Lightroom fans, that also like, ON1 – And that they didn’t leave us behind. In fact, our workflow remains pretty much intact, with a tiny change that you’ll see in this video.
I’ve had a few requests on editing night photos lately, so I thought I’d show you one of my edits from start to finish. Also, you’ll get a sneak peak of Photo RAW in this video, just to show you the power of having an editor built for a raw photo, that can take advantage of all that those files have to offer. Enjoy!
I had an older photo drive attached to my computer looking for something, and I came across a photo shoot from a trip I took over 10 years ago. So I figured I’d go through the photos with you, taking a look at what I liked and didn’t like (about what I did 10 years ago), and even edit one of the photos. It was definitely a fun process and got me looking through my older photos again, so hopefully it inspires some of you to do the same. Enjoy!
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