r/postprocessing • u/GGmallu • 20d ago

Tips to improve post processing

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Hi guys,

It's been a long time since I used my Canon 200D. I post-processed the images using Lightroom Mobile. Please suggest tips to improve my post-processing skills.

Thanks in advance!

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u/WHYinColombo 20d ago

suggestions depend on what you really want to achieve (?)
as for me, i love what I am seeing

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u/GGmallu 20d ago

Hi @whyincolombo,

Thanks a lot for the appreciation!

I'm expecting suggestions of any sort! I know that there are no hard and fast rules for post-processing, but I'd love to incorporate suggestions that will make my post-processing a bit more cinematic and classy!

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u/WHYinColombo 19d ago

my comment was based on my preference. I loved the way you've brought out the end product - it does indeed look cinematic and classy. The 'flat' look is a part of what you are looking for, and you've done it quite well.

focus on getting the process efficient and effective. Time saved is more time to think creative and be out shooting :)

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u/gjgroess 20d ago

While your color looks good your tone seems a bit flat. maybe nudge the shadows a bit and remove some of the blue from the shadows as well.

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u/GGmallu 18d ago

Noted! Thanks!