I Just did a job shooting two chapels for a contractor and processed them with lightroom only. I thought these 2 were a pretty good representation of the power of lightroom II and local adjustments.
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looks great troy. i really think that this is where LR processing shines. I shot some promo material for a yacht brokerage a little while back and was able to process the shoot in LR2 so easily, and more importantly, really quickly. i dig that second shot, tones look great.
ReplyDeleteLR2 is amazing, Troy is amazing! It looks photoshopped not lightroomed. You'll have to take December's click and do a tutorial on Lightroom's power. Did you use strobes or natural light?
ReplyDeletenatural for the top one an strobes for the bottome one. it was pitch black in there!
ReplyDeleteYou could have fooled me. It looks like a completely different exposure! Did you paint it in or use the sliders (highlights, lights, darks, etc)?
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