Outdoor Portrait Retouching in Photoshop Lightroom (Natural Light)

Thanks!

This is great for me, since I don't have a studio. The world is my portrait studio 😛

Another great video. Both of you are definitely at the top of the youtube game

Thanks

Thank you @Chelsea Northrup I really appreciate these educational videos. I learn so much.

Thanks Chelsea.

lighten up the dark area under her right eye, she looks tired.

Was that a cucumber mask?

Super helpful!

Excellent. Please do a tutorial on "tethering".

Greetings from Guatemala!

I don't see the link

Great job.

Nice job Chels,

I like that you mentioned the green tone in her skin.  I can't really see it on my monitor.  So, if you hadn't explained that flaw, I would have never understood what you were doing nor why.  The  same for her skin correction.  It looked fine to me, but again, that was my monitor.  So, slowing down and explaining why you are doing things definitely helps me see where you are going.

Thanks,

RJ

Great tutorial, thanks!

great video the link isnt in the description though.

"O" for mask… i always just switched the brush colour to green and changed it back later hahaha. THANKS CHELSEA 🙂

Chelsea,thankyou for this tutorial,question,is your screen ''calibrated'' at all or is it not really necessary? – signed The Wonder from Down Under

Greetings from Germany. I love your tutorials. Thanks so much!

Wow.  *Really* useful. Thank you!

I greatly appreciate these videos you do Chelsea. It helps me a lot to get used to Adobe editing software.

For blemishes and skin discolorations, would it be easier to use Frequency Separation in PS or do you prefer Lightroom?

What Dell monitor are you using for your photo editing in this video?

I usually download and edit the photo and only then I watch the video to compare what I did and what will Chelsea do… in  this case, the only thing that we both did the same, was the teeth whitening, and nothing else.
I spent most of the time editing the exposure, contrast, shadows etc
my photo ended up warmer with more vibrance and more contrast.. however I'm not sure which result I like more

is it ok if I post my own result to the LR Facebook group?

Chelsea, I notice that as you process, you are using a lot of your background as a model – trick of the trade in applying makeup.  I think this would make another great video.  What you a Tony do for us in our education is amazing…so thank you very much!

Nikon D5300 or Canon 700D ?

Do you only show white people? It'd sure be nice to see more non-white people 🙂

Your awesome Chelsea

Great video! Quick question… Is there a way to sort collections within collection sets? For example in the collection set 2014 I have the folders April, December, January, June etc. is there any way to customise this order so they appear January, February etc?

Thank You.

Great video – I liked the lightening triangle created under the eyes and removal of blemishes later on in the process. Creation of shadows – dodge and burn…. and many other techniques. A very natural looking retouch. I learned a lot so thank you Chelsea!

What you a Tony do for us in our education is amazing…so thank you very much!

Awesome Video! 😀

at 9:55, "Just Chill Out". Best thing I have heard all week. Thanks for the video. Very helpful to help understand masks and retouching outdoor portraits.

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