I primarily shoot an X-T1 and an A6000 at the moment. I could use some advice on nailing down my workflow in the develop module. Does anyone have some suggestions on the order in which I should go through the develop options? I inevitably do it differently each time I use it and feel I don't have a consistent look to my processing.
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Still struggling to find a standard workflow in LR.
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dougpeterson
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First Step: Close LightRoom
Second Step: Open Capture One
Second Step: Open Capture One
iiiNelson
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Creating and storing presets are a great thing to do. They help your initial basic starting point.
Lets take a step back...serious question and a few one liners....
Scott Kelby has a book called the 7 Point system for PS....
Really need to establish a standard approach to most work...whether in LR or C1....
WB Exposure Contrast Globally Shadow and Highlights Saturation and Specific Color Issues
Channel Adjustments then Layers and Local Adjustments ... i.e. Light, Contrast, Specific Enhancements, Layers for Blends and Masks, Sharpening for the Final step...first Capture Sharpening then Output Sharpening...
At multiple points on this path save a reference file with your adjustments prior to output sharpening and sizing...so that you can accommodate any output media and size.
Some files need all of the above ... many need only a part... if you follow the flow your output will be a bit more consistent and reproducible.
Bob
Scott Kelby has a book called the 7 Point system for PS....
Really need to establish a standard approach to most work...whether in LR or C1....
WB Exposure Contrast Globally Shadow and Highlights Saturation and Specific Color Issues
Channel Adjustments then Layers and Local Adjustments ... i.e. Light, Contrast, Specific Enhancements, Layers for Blends and Masks, Sharpening for the Final step...first Capture Sharpening then Output Sharpening...
At multiple points on this path save a reference file with your adjustments prior to output sharpening and sizing...so that you can accommodate any output media and size.
Some files need all of the above ... many need only a part... if you follow the flow your output will be a bit more consistent and reproducible.
Bob