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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/22e1b1ed-23e0-4f31-8001-2d15ee8fd2a6

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Tutorial | Create a Film Mood with Contrast, Color and Grain by Julia Nimke

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As seen in this image, photographs are often more than pictures – they can be a mix of memories, emotions and poetry in color and tone. Learn to use image processing to underscore this delicate tone, color and nuance.

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For the first video, I learned how to use the tone curve and colour editor to make elements of the picture stand out through colour.

For the second video, I learned how to use values and color to make pictures more vivid and detailed.

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The first video covers how to use color sliders and tone curve to make colors and lighting points stand out more.

the second video covers how to make a picture more interesting by making colors stronger and more vivid, also covering how to reduce noise effectively.

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/adb1f773-ba0a-4f53-ac6b-76c1c3bbd8d4

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Tutorial | Interpreting Images with Tone & Color by Paco de los Monteros

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Sometimes the original camera file requires tonal and color finessing to get the message across. In this tutorial we are going to darken the photo and refine the color to bring back the details and add a more dramatic effect.

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video 1 covered changing the tone and colors of a picture using sliders like White, Black, Contrast, Saturation, and using the color adjusting to make the green appear less light and vibrant.

video 2 covered changing the sharpness of an image depending of if it is a close up image or a far out image. it also when over the sharpness types that can be used.

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/33e4dc03-766c-439a-92f9-3a04e62d44ff

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Learn how to use the Tint slider to correct a color cast caused by the lighting and/or the in-camera white balance settings or to introduce a desired color cast for creative purposes.

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/af2947ad-72a4-40d2-bb83-a0c8859905a0

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Tutorial | Perfect an Outdoor Portrait by Chris Orwig

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Learn how to perfect an outdoor portrait with a few simple, yet very effective steps.

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first video:

How to utilize the specific color slider

darkening the image without making super dull / feel lifeless

Second video:

what sharpness exactly does

how to use sharpness to define an image and not overwhelm it.

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/10bdbd93-2154-46b0-9d65-ac125cdcdf2c

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Tutorial | Creating Atmospheric Blue Hour Photographs by George Nobechi

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Blue Hour is the magical time that follows the Golden Hour right after sunset. In this tutorial we’ll create a moody panorama taking advantage of the rich purples and oranges in the scene.

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Video 1 covers how to edit and perfect a photo that takes place outside, using the cropping tool to frame it nicely.

Video 2 talks about how to edit a photo taken in low exposure to make it clearer and more vibrant

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/e34269c4-659f-4b34-9410-42198793fb70

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Tutorial | Create a Sunrise Feeling by Wahyu Mahendra

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Photographing at sunrise can often be hit or miss, as sometimes you get amazing golden light with soft shadows but at other times the light can be flat and disappointing. Learn how to add a sunrise mood to your photos.

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From the first video I learned how to crop my images better and how to use the temperature sliders

From the second i learned how to adjust exposure and use color to make a clearer and more vibrant image

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/9d5535cb-6326-4079-aa89-753401311991

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Tutorial | Making Fog More Surreal by Ernest Em

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I like to walk among skyscrapers, taking pictures of different vantage points and sometimes I get lucky and catch the fog. Learn how to go from a flat fog to a deep image with Lightroom Tone Curves (RGB, Red, Green, Blue)!

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/27187233-6ab3-4c1e-8021-2636baa85c42

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Tutorial | Processing a Night Photo by Randy Van Duinen

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Photographing the Milky Way can produce fantastic images, but when you push your camera to a high ISO to capture the stars some special processing is required to refine the exposure, reduce noise and balance the color.

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Video 1: Teaches you how to use the tint slider, making photos either more magenta or green.

Video 2: Generally guides you through all the tools, trying to enhance the given photo.

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video 1 discussed how to make atmospheric blue hour photos and how to take advantage of purple and orange hues to create a a moody vibe to an image

video 2 covered how to improve an aerial image by increasing contrast and presence enhancements to create more visual "impact" to a photo

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Video 1: Teaches you what the tint tool does. It helps with setting a cooler or warmer mood of a photo. People usually only use it a little, ensuring that it's not overly pink or green.

Video 2: Talks about all the tools, like the saturation, vibrance, etc. of all the colors specifically. It also shows the usage of the cropping tool, and many other things. It is good if you want to see the transformation from unedited to edited photo, and know all the tools used.

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video 1 taught me how to utilize the specific color slider to enhance blue and orange tints

video 2 taught me about value and how to manipulate the sharpness and noise reduction features

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/e34269c4-659f-4b34-9410-42198793fb70

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Tutorial | Balancing a Sunrise Exposure by Wahyu Mahendra

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Taking pictures at sunrise is a balancing act of getting the sky right with a darker subject. We'll work with the Light Panel to balance the beautiful sky with the temple.

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/da9e7d3e-36d9-47bf-8c2b-535fd447aff1

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Tutorial | Creating a Stunning Waterscape by Julia Nimke

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Learn how to use the Tone Curve to create an abstract look and adjust the individual colors with Color Mix to add hints of colors.

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My first video taught me how to make night images stand out and enhance the details in the images. I liked how we are able to skip a step if we preferred and liked the look of the image without it.

My second video covers how to enhance landscapes. This video taught me new things in Lightroom because I didn't know you were able to customize the white balance/color based on the lighting.

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/2de82724-415d-4d67-9d5a-1a84c8b6cdcb

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Tutorial | Balancing a Sunrise Exposure by Wahyu Mahendra

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Taking pictures at sunrise is a balancing act of getting the sky right with a darker subject. We'll work with the Light Panel to balance the beautiful sky with the temple.

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/097c5c61-dabc-4d37-81a9-50c8ab0a2efb

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Tutorial | Processing a Night Photo by Randy Van Duinen

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Photographing the Milky Way can produce fantastic images, but when you push your camera to a high ISO to capture the stars some special processing is required to refine the exposure, reduce noise and balance the color.

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/4adc73eb-ac3c-4660-ad5e-380ac8a3c579

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Tutorial | Create a Captivating Wildlife Image by Kristina Sherk

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Crop and change specific colors to create interest in a wildlife photo.

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The first tutorial showed me how to reduce the shadows of the subject while still maintaining the vibrancy of the background. The tutorial showed me how I can take advantage of the sliders on the light tab to do so such as shadow, contrast, and highlights.

Different from the first one, the second tutorial showed me how to make certain colors look more vibrant rather than focusing on the shadows and highlights. With this, I learned how to find and utilize the main colors in the image to create a brighter and smoother image. Finally, the tutorial showed me that sometimes cropping an image is important to the final product since it brings the attention to the subject rather than letting the focal point stray to other parts of the picture.

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/aef27526-0a83-435c-8683-ab186c0cfa42

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Learn how to increase or reduce the saturation (intensity) of colors in your photographs using the Saturation slider.

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Video 1: Shows you the editing curves, color, and dehazing/clarity

Video 2: Teaches you how to use curve and focus primary color, cropping the image, and using tint to add colors that were not in the original photo.

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/da9e7d3e-36d9-47bf-8c2b-535fd447aff1

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Tutorial | Creating a Stunning Waterscape by Julia Nimke

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Learn how to use the Tone Curve to create an abstract look and adjust the individual colors with Color Mix to add hints of colors.

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My first video was about how to make a sky picture look like a sunset by decreasing blacks, dramatizing the yellows, and increasing orange, warm tones.

My second video was about how to boost color and contrast for certain parts of the image by specifying emphasis on specific colors.

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I learned how to use the temperature and use the lighting to emphasize details in a night shot because I struggle with that often.

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/a498612e-b852-42d7-ac48-4bdb4717baef

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Tutorial | Enhance a Landscape with Light, Effects, and Color by Martin Evening

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This is Ivinghoe Beacon hill in England, a location popular with road cyclists. Learn how to use the Color Mix sliders to lighten specific colors in a scene, such as the grass and trees to bring the dull, dark colors to life.

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The first video showed how to easily bring the focus on one specific spot and how to edit it so you can see the detail

The second video showed the importance of color and how balance can make the photo

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First video:

Utilizing the curve method

Color adjustments

Adding dehazing, clarity, and blur

Second video:

Using tint to showcase more color than others

Cropping and adjusting images

Color adjustments

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Video 1: I learnt how to use the color mixer tool and I saw how increasing the hue and luminance made the specified color pop out more.

Video 2: I learnt how changing the white balance can make the picture have a different feel. For example, changing the white balance to daylight makes the picture more light and decreases blacks and makes the blues more rich.

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The second tutorial taught me how to:

Crop my images in a way that it moves the focal point

Brighten specific colors in the picture

Create a warmer landscape, even when the photo is predominantly in a more cooler tone

Increase the contrast to make specific parts stand out

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Video 1 shows you how to brighten a shot of a night sky to make the stars more visible with light effect and color settings.

Video 2 shows how to create portraits with reflecting lights and colors using point curve and color sliders.

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The first video covered how to brighten a landscape and make the individual colors and subjects pop.

The second video I watched was about how to make a picture look like it was taken in the sun, but without having to actually take it in direct sunlight.

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I learned how to use color sliders and point curve.

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The first video covers how to brighten the sunset and the buildings in the sunset.

The second video covers how to increase vibrance of colors and decrease vibrance of colors.

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The first video talks about how to process a night photo. It covers strategically using things like contrast, noise reduction, and various color tools to overall enhance the picture.

The second video is about evening light and how to overall enhance contrast/colors. It talkes about contrast and noise reduction, as well as chromatic aberration and automatic lens correction.

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From the first video, I learned how to more effectively use things like contrast and color mixer. I feel like previously I was just playing with those tools instead of actually knowing what to do with them.

From the second video, I learned about when you should use the chromatic aberration and automatic lens correction tools.

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In the first video, I learned more about how to effectively use the vignette tool. I also learned more about some of the tools and effects related to color that I hadn't looked at before.

In the second video I learned how to initially brighten a photo, then how to bring it back down to a natural look with color editing.

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/bf101e89-5162-4b1a-82d0-cff4aba4407b

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Tutorial | Let the Sun Shine! by JEFF KAUCK

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Direct sunlight can be can be very contrasty and challenging to photograph with. By adjusting overall image tone, color and contrast this image returned to what I saw in my mind’s eye when making the photograph.

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https://lightroom.adobe.com/learn/tutorial/525bb8f9-b58c-4feb-863d-fd435f24eb35

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Tutorial | Adding Sparkle to a Detail Shot by Nick Rains

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When I'm working on a photo essay I always look for detail shots that can add depth to a picture story and these boots caught my eye. Let's adjust the color and texture to boost the look and feel of these much-worn boots.

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The first video taught me that lowering the highlights in the photo will add more details to the background, and when making the photo brighter, instead of the highlights, you can just lower the shadows

The second video taught me that when editing a photo, if it seems flat it needs a contrast boost, causing more depth to be seen

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Video 1: Taught about how changing the saturation of a photo could do anything from making it black and white to making the colors uncanny and garish

Video 2: Covered how adding more of the opposing color to a RGB could nullify the effects while adding more of said color could enhance those

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The first video on the photo of the wave shows how to take out what you don't need from the photo and how to change the tone curve. The video also mentions how to edit the colors on the photos.

The second video was on creating a captivating wildlife photo, and it covered on cropping and changing ratios of a photo. It then moved onto changing texture, hues, and colors.

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Video 1 talked about how to make the night sky more vibrant with color, and how to be able to see stars in your photos better.

Video 2 shows you how to adjust the temperature and contrast of a photo in order to add beautiful light to your photo.

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The first video very simply goes over how changing the temperature can change the mood, and feeling one views the photo. The second video talks about the B&W effect and how to give your photo that look.

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For the first video I learned that while the saturation bar can be used to make a B&W photo it isn't the best option. For video 2 I learned that the RGB values could be individually adjusted and changed.

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Video 1:

Decreasing the highlights and decreasing the shadows all the way looks good and brings out the picture a little more.

Increasing the contrast strengthens the color and mood.

Video 2:

You can change the white balance

Effects are good but to many effects might make the picture look bad.

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first video

I learned how to change tone using a graph

How to use the saturation tool and change color

second video

How to add texture and how to use the tools included in Lightroom

How to change aspect ratio

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I learned how to enhance night sky photos by bringing out stars and enhancing color, and how to make light shine better on subjects to create a more warm look.

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Something that I learned from the first video is that you can change the cool and warm with adjusting the temperature and it'll change the picture drastically. For the second video, I learned that there are already many black and white filters given to us all able to be adjusted to our interest.

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The first video shows how the clarity slider is most commonly used with positive values to make the details in a photo appear more crisp and make the photo have more presence.

The second video shows us that the tempurature slider gives us the ability to shift the color cast warmer or cooler based on your idea of the image.

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For the first video, I learned how to use the clarity slider to increase or decrease apparent contrast in the middle tones of a photo which can make the image stronger or softer.

For the second video, I learned how to use the white balance tempurature slider to correct an unwanted color cast from lighting from a camera used to take the photo.

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Video 1 shows how to change the colors of the photo to create a better atmosphere. I learned how to use very simple elements to change the overall look of the photo. Video 2 shows how to change the very colors of specific details such as minor colors in the water. It is very detailed and the result is much better than the original.

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Video 1 shows how to change the colors of the photo to create a better atmosphere. I learned how to use very simple elements to change the overall look of the photo. Video 2 shows how to change the very colors of specific details such as minor colors in the water. It is very detailed and the result is much better than the original.

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I learned how changing the tone and color can create a different effect from the first video. The second video taught me how to edit in detail and make a photo look more interesting and colorful. 

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I learned how changing the tone and color can create a different effect from the first video. The second video taught me how to edit in detail and make a photo look more interesting and colorful. 

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Tutorial | Boosting Color with Color Grading by Payam Jirsa

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On a cold winter day, clear skies can result in especially colorful sunset light. After refining the image frame, tonality, and presence we’ll use Color Grading to enhance the beautiful warm and pink hues of the setting sun.

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Video 1 shows how to control the light controls in Adobe Lightroom to make the image look darker and cooler. The second video shows how to use color grading to make colors stand out.

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In video one I learned how to control the lighting by changing the exposure and using the color mixer. It creates a different feeling than the original picture. In the second video, I learned how to make colors stand out by using color grading and point curve. It also taught me how to make small details prominent.

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Video 1 shows how to edit an image to look more vibrant and detailed without making it seem unrealistic. Video 2 shows how to amplify specific, small details on a slightly blurry photo to make it seem more well-rounded.

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I learned how to use sharpening tools and light controls to make my photos pop more and feel more dynamic. The first video taught me how to enhance color and temperature to make pictures more appealing and the second video taught me how I can customize which features I sharpen based on what objects I want to focus on.

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you learn how to sharpen your photo to make it stand out

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you learn how to sharpen your photo to make it stand out

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the more you sharpen the more it makes the photo stand out and the masking focus on sharpening the important stuff

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the more you sharpen the more it makes the photo stand out and the masking focus on sharpening the important stuff

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It teaches you how to make the photo less and more saturation 

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It teaches you how to make the photo less and more saturation 

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I learned that when you move the vibrance bar to the left it makes the color in the photo less saturation and when you move it the right it makes it more saturation

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I learned that when you move the vibrance bar to the left it makes the color in the photo less saturation and when you move it the right it makes it more saturation