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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: nvw on February 25, 2016, 08:01:50 pm
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I have been using Silver Efex Pro to process black and white images. I found that using their zones helped to me to see and better understand exposure and tone during post processing. Lately I have been doing my B&W conversions in Lightroom only. I was wondering if there was a method for identifying the different zones in Lightroom. I'm looking for a way to validate my adjustments. I can bring it in to SEP to check but it's cumbersome.
Thanks,
Michael
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George Jardine
A Few Thoughts on Exposure & Tone Mapping
http://mulita.com/blog/free-videos/
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Thanks, John.
Actually, this video has been free (meaning..... you don't have to put in your e-mail address...) on YouTube for a couple of years now. So for those of you who wish to view the video and NOT put in your e-mail, here's the direct link:
http://topdownvideos.com/training/tone-mapping/
Comments are, of course... welcome.
George Jardine
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Welcome back George.
I really like your tutorials, it would be nice to see you more active here.
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Really interesting and informative tutorial George, Thank you.
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge George. Excellent video and so appropriate that you chose the east face of Longs Peak to discuss exposure!
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very informative... highly recommended!
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Welcome back George.
I really like your tutorials, it would be nice to see you more active here.
Yeah, come on George! The LR Linkedin forum's are a waste of your talents.