Editing Sony A6000 Street Photography in Lightroom - Live Editing Session
This video is a complete and mostly unedited recording of my whole editing process of editing a street photography shoot in Lightroom. I go through the whole process from culling shots in the Library module to editing the photos in the develop module. It’s also kind of like a video podcast, in that I talk (ramble) through my process.
As the title suggests, these were originally shot using my Sony A6000. The lens used was a Sigma 30mm f/2.8 which is my favourite lens for street photography on the Sony. Processing is in Lightroom (the version from the time - so the interface has changed a little since then). The presets I used in this were the Mastin Labs Portra presets.
This video was originally recorded in Autumn last year for Patreon members, but I’m making it available to everyone now. It’s a pretty long video, but when I posted it on Patreon last year, it was well received, so If you have the time, enjoy! I posted the finished photos a while ago too, and you can find them here on my PhotoJournal blog.
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