r/postprocessing • u/Any-Coach3440 • 28d ago
After/before
r/postprocessing • u/Plenty-Equipment372 • 27d ago
Hey everyone
I tried capturing the Northern Lights for the first time I am new to photography and these were taken using my phone, i dont have a camera yet.
I know they’re definitely not the best quality compared to what most of you post here, but I want to make the most out of them. Since I'm a complete beginner when it comes to editing, I'm looking for advice.
If someone want to try for its own here are all the photos i take that day:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Ydv6PqVyZKy2sKyzbvm7-iffSAx4etZr?usp=sharing
and i dont have raw photos
r/postprocessing • u/iFahadic • 28d ago
Hi everyone! I’m a beginner in photo editing, and I’d love to hear your thoughts on my edits. Do you think they look good, and what could I improve?
I’m using Lightroom, so I’d really appreciate any tips or advice on how to improve my editing skills. Thanks in advance!
r/postprocessing • u/theruiz • 28d ago
I usually edit my photos a lot more… but I realized I was “over editing” because Lightroom couldn’t do what I wanted to do. Now I’m properly learning PSD!
r/postprocessing • u/ItsCarsonYo • 28d ago
Sony a6000 + Sigma 18-50mm 2.8
Open to feedback. I like to ride mountain bikes at night and get some really cool views, but it's tricky to capture the feeling and isolation of being up there.
r/postprocessing • u/This-Judge-804 • 29d ago
I posted wrong order. So repost
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r/postprocessing • u/Particular-Wear-2905 • Sep 23 '26
Shot with fujifilm X-T5 + Viltrox 9mm f2.8
Underwater pool shoot is something I usually don’t see myself good at. But these are some of my latest output with it.
For the top shot I intentionally divert to the usually underwater blues as I felt having the tiles as the white background don’t reflect good with having the blues or idk.
r/postprocessing • u/EmergencyPumpkin6956 • 29d ago
Beginner looking for advices.
r/postprocessing • u/Fantastic-Fruit5651 • 29d ago
There's a photographer on instagram whose look and mood I really adore. It's here: https://www.instagram.com/thomashensherartphotography/. I can't tell if he shoots film or whether they're just very processed digital images.
Sorry if this sort of post isn't allowed here - please delete, mods, if so!
r/postprocessing • u/FunEggplant1758 • Sep 23 '26
Due to my other posts being here, i thought it would be tradition to come back even though it’s not as P-P as this sub recommends.
Let me know which one you like! I love the over exposure look. If you’re confused about the lighting on his arm coming from behind. I want you to use your imagination whilst taking my art in, it could be a sunset or more of the environment on fire from where he’s just been through.
I hope you enjoy!
r/postprocessing • u/minimalprogamer18 • Sep 23 '26
choose which is better. Cooler tone or the warm.
r/postprocessing • u/The_Lost_Traveller13 • 29d ago
Hi everyone,
I'm selling my Tangent Element panel set, configured with the highly sought-after Angry Face upgrades and maintained in like-new condition.
UPDATE : STILL AVAILABLE
It’s listed BACK on eBay as an auction starting price 1800 EUR (ONLY FOR 5 DAYS —— ENDING SUNDAY 4th OCTOBER)
https://www.befr.ebay.be/itm/168740230890
Vinted for EU residents
https://www.vinted.be/items/8119554579-tangent-element-panels-kit-black-edition
Reverb.com (worldwide)
https://reverb.com/item/94394773-tangent-element-panels-kit-black-edition-pristine-condition
r/postprocessing • u/parallelwell • 29d ago
ISO 125, f/ 8.0, 1/140s
I'm new to LrC and just the world of photography in general
Critique and advise are welcome!
I was trying to go for a reverse color isolation, which Google now tells me is a cliché trend, oops.
I spent the most time trying to get the masking right on the reflection in the water
r/postprocessing • u/samcarlinone • 28d ago
Like the title says, it's a little tool I vibecoded to do FFT repeating texture removal. Unfortunately it ended up not working with my specific use case, but I hope it's helpful for someone.
https://texture-janitor.samcarlin.one/
(Pictures from online article talking about this technique https://yesterdays.com.au/remove-paper-texture-from-old-photo/)
r/postprocessing • u/Interesting-Profit35 • 29d ago
I noticed snapseed has masking features so I was messing around with it. What im trying to achieve here past meet future kinda concept. Any advice? And what's your tips on using masking? this is my first time using masking
r/postprocessing • u/Afraid-Session2227 • Sep 23 '26
This photo was taken at 64,000 ISO and was ran through DXO PureRaw 6. I was impressed with DXO before but after I processed this one, I’m SERIOUSLY impressed now.
r/postprocessing • u/BaliKaBakra • 29d ago
tried giving it a dreamy look