Learn Lightroom 5 – Part 27: Selective Color (Training Tutorial)
In this, Episode 27 of Learn Lightroom 5, I demonstrate how to create an image with Selective Color. Selective Color is a technique that results in having (u…
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I prefer to use Photoshop and either a selection or a layer mask depending
on what else I want to do but this looks great for quick result.
So far as selective colour being “SO 1990s” I’ll just say that Black &
White “is SO 1890s”. A beautiful image is a beautiful image, no matter what
techniques were used to produce it. That’s like criticising a watercolour
painting for not being in oils or acrylics, it makes no sense. I can see
the point if selective colour is a knee jerk technique applied willy-nilly
but when it’s appropriate it can really make a subject pop.
Thanks for another great video Anthony!! Hope you had a great
Thanksgiving…
thank you anthony, that was very helpful.
Wow.. another powerful video. Thanks!
Another concise and very clear video on a trick that I had seen many times
before but didn’t know how to obtain it. Again Tony, many, many thanks for
helping us improve or pictures.
thank you
I enjoy your videos :-)
excellent video , learnt is very easily!!
Thank you Anthony..
Thanks Anthony. Did all the vids that concern me – don’t have NIK, so
skipped it. You really opened up my mind to how I can recreate some images
that I used much more crude software to create. Reborn images on the
horizon!!!
thks +Anthony Morganti
thank you for posting another easy to understand video.. I just got
Lightroom yesterday..
Absolutely love your videos, they have given my photo’s a “second life”.
About the critiques, what you meant to say was:”If you like it, i will show
you how”.
Thank you very much for the informative tutorials. I learnt something abt
light room by watching your videos.
Am going to try this technique soon :-)
There’s a sale on Amazon for PSE-12 and Lightroom-5. I just ordered
Lightroom-5 on Amazon, but I want PSE-12 because of the panorama feature.
Do you think It’s worth spending $50 for PSE-12 even though I just bought
Lightroom-5?
Thank you for all your videos. They are extremely helpful.
Great video, as always, Anthony.
One question: Why not skip “step 1” and go straight to “step 2”?
As an enthusiastic amateur and recent user of LR, I really value your
videos! I have experimented with selective colour using a different
technique -but believe that your approach is elegant!
just subscribe
Another great video Anthony. And I couldn’t agree more! If a person likes
an effect then so what?! It is all about the art of photography and you
have shown us all in your series about some ways to maximize the art in our
images. Thanks again for showing us the technique and the art!
very very nice
Anthony, thanks for all the training videos……