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hey everyone this is Mason from filter
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grade fall is a very aesthetic time of
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year and fall photography is very
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popular warm orange tones the name of
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the game but there are a lot more subtle
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changes you can make to achieve a good
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fall look today we're going to be
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editing some images that weren't taken
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in the fall in order to show just how
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easy and versatile Lightroom can be when
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you have a specific look in mind and
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spoiler alert we're not just putting an
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orange filter on it and calling it good
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so here we have this image it's very
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green it's definitely not the middle of
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the fall there's some yellowing in the
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leaves so maybe it's becoming fall but
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it's certainly not the fall look that
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we're looking for it's as far too lush
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so we're gonna start in the light
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settings we're gonna bump up the
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contrast we're going to lower the
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highlights all the way and really see
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the detail come out in the waterfall
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there we're going to raise our shadows a
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little bit and then we're going to lower
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the whites and raise the blacks a little
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bit it's gonna just make some subtle
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changes we're going to go into our
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curves we're gonna make three points so
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that we can adjust our highlights
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mid-tones and shadows what we're gonna
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do is we're gonna raise highlights
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we're going to reduce shadows by a
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little bit we're gonna raise our
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mid-tones just slightly and then we're
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gonna take our blacks and push them a
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little more into the gray or just a done
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so now we're getting a bit of a faded
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look here it's already looking good what
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is really going to make an impact is
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when we go into color and now we're not
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changing the color temperature that
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would make it look like this which is
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not what we want or instead of going to
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go to the color mix and what really
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matters is this yellow and green so
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we're actually gonna change the hue of
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yellow so that it's orange and we're
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going to change the hue of green so
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there's also a bit more that way and
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we're going to reduce the green
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saturation increase the yellow
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saturation increase the orange
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saturation push our Reds into oranges
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and that's looking pretty dang good
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the greens are super subdued and we hear
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getting a lot of orange tones and their
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little pops of color so let's go ahead
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and increase our saturation a little bit
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and we don't want vibrant some of the
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next water to blue we're actually in
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turn the vibrance a little bit down the
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saturation going up is really gonna make
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those orange tones come out and then we
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might benefit from a slight temperature
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increase but now look at that it's
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suddenly a fall picture this was the
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before and here's the after big change
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now let's try a different picture so
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here's another picture where it's
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definitely not fall mostly I've grass
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here what we're going to achieve here is
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a bit of a dead grass look so if we go
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to our lighting we can bring up the
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contrast bring down the highlights which
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in this case pretty much just brings out
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the detail the sky going to increase the
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shadows a little bit and then lower the
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row bites raise the blacks go into our
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curves create our three points and I
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continue to raise the highlights raise
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reduce shadows and then raise up the
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and once again the magic happens in the
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color mix let's go ahead and push our
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yellows into oranges and our greens and
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yellows it's a little bit too orange
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now let's go ahead and increase vibrance
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or decrease vibrance rather and then
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increase saturation and give it a slight
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warm tone and there we go
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seconds later we have something looks
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much more fall-like than this if you
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wanted to you could probably decrease
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the contrast a bit that looks pretty
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good now let's do one last example this
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one is in the middle of the forest looks
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like it could be a round fall time but
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there's no there's no orange sorta do
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the same thing where we increase
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contrast decrease highlights get some of
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the detail back from that fog increase
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our shadows lower the whites raise the
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blacks really get in that contrast again
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make the same adjustments with our
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curves and then go into our color mix
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maker greens yellow and our yellows
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orange and this one's a little bit more
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subtle but I had a little temperature
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increase nothing too crazy and look what
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we've got so of course you can go really
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overboard you can get some really orange
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looks make your entire thing orange but
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it's really all about taking the trees
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and taking all the green out like I said
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earlier orange is the name of the game
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I'm gonna make it feel warm and cozy and
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that is definitely what what this does
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I'm even going back to this first
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picture massive difference we've taken
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out those greens and replace them with
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some nice fall colors if you wanted to
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do anything additional you can go into
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some effects even yet never hurts
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feather that brings to focus in a little
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bit more another thing we can do is
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adjust the clarity then I'll give it a
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little bit of extra extra sharpness of
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course don't go too far but in something
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like this it looks pretty good and
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that's how you edit a fall photo thank
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you guys so much for watching let us
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know in the comments what you think of
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this tutorial if you edit your fall
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photos any differently in the meantime
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