Using the Basic Panel and Histogram to Adjust Exposure and Contrast in Lightroom Classic 

Just started photo editing so these are great. No fluff, pure relevant detailed information. 👍

Thanks Julianne. I always learn something from these videos - or am reminded of something I forget. Please keep them coming! 🙂

So glad to see you creating these useful videos again!

Love these short videos. Something old and something new in most videos. DO I use everything I learn? No, but every once in a while a may need it for an odd situation so I watch them all

Julieanne, as usual, you knocked it out of the park. I've been using Lightroom (& PS) since they came out and I already knew the points you went over but had gotten out of the habit of using these shortcut methods to save time and effort. I'm gong to put these back into my routine and just in time since college sports is about to get cranked up again! Thanks!

These are great....I learn something new with each video. Many thanks!

Simple, straight to the point and highly informative. Thank you very much for the videos.

Best lightroom videos on the internet.

Good, I didn’t know the very last tip. 🎉

Thank Julieanne for this video with detailed step by step.

Always learn something new with each of your videos thank you

I pick up my first DSLR (canon 650d) this week , really looking forward too taking photos and editing them.. Haven't picked up a camera in 30 years (apart from phone) Great videos look forward too more ..

Thanks. This was very informative.

Very well done videos, i'm learning a lot. I've noticed that shift-double-clicking Black or White very often (always?) doesn't set them to the corresponding Auto value, but some other value. Any explanation why that may be?

I’d love to know why the height of the histogram suddenly drops down if I pull a slider too far. Good indicator to back it off?

Thanks

Love how you don't try to cover too much in each video.

Shift and double click on the black or white sliders, who knew?