Editing Interior Architecture with Lightroom Classic - Professional Process Explained

Lightroom tutorial demonstrating how I use Lightroom's merge to HDR feature and then process the photo to bring out the best in this architectural interior. This technique can be applied to real estate and architectural photography and is a great way to seemlessly combine exposures for the interior and exterior.

There are many ways to bring back the over exposed exterior to a property. This is known as a window pull and this is one of my favourite ways to achieve that result.

Along with exposure blending we'll be using the local mask feature in Lightroom Classic to bring back, accentuate and control different areas of our photo.

In the follow-up video I'll show my finishing techniques and cover the popular question, how do I fix distortion in light shades. Hit the bell icon when you subscribe so you're notified when I release that video.

👌 I use Luminar AI (discount code ATSKY10): https://bit.ly/Lum-AI to finish my edits. When this is done as a bulk / batch edit at the end this is a real time saver and elevates the quality of your imagery. Let me know in the comments if you'd like me to show how to recreate my architecture editing preset.

Previously I've covered the organizing of photos after the shoot here:    • Architectural Photography Workflow an...  
And also the steps necessary to get your proof photos to a state we can send back to our client:    • Fast Editing For Architecture Photogr...  

Merge to HDR in Lightroom is a great feature for exposure blending. But my preferred method is with Aurora HDR: https://bit.ly/2TfoisF_HDR as the hard work of bringing back the shadow and highlight detail is handled automatically and therefore a big time saver.

I hope this video is useful to you. If it is helpful I'd love to hear from you and please feel free to share it with others who may benefit! Thanks so much for watching! 🙏 and share the love with a thumbs up and/or a comment 😄

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👍 Merge photos with realistic exposure blending in Aurora HDR: https://bit.ly/2TfoisF_HDR
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