Two Editing Tricks to Make Your Milky Way Images POP!

This video tutorial covers two essential tricks for editing Milky Way photos in Adobe Lightroom. The first trick involves adjusting the white balance by increasing saturation and vibrance to find a neutral sky color. The second trick focuses on using the tone curve to create an S shape, enhancing contrast by boosting highlights and reducing shadows. These techniques help in achieving a balanced and visually appealing Milky Way photo.

What is the first step in finding the perfect white balance in Milky Way photos?

• Add a vignette effect

• Decrease the contrast

• Increase saturation and vibrance to 100

• Adjust the exposure

What should you look for when adjusting the white balance sliders?

• An equal amount of blue and orange

• A predominance of yellow

• A predominance of red

• An equal amount of green and purple

What is the purpose of resetting the saturation and vibrance sliders after adjusting the white balance?

• To achieve a neutral sky color

• To add more contrast

• To enhance the colors

• To increase the brightness

What does the right side of the tone curve represent?

• Shadows

• Midtones

• Saturation

• Highlights

What effect does forming an S shape with the tone curve have on an image?

• It decreases the contrast

• It increases the brightness

• It boosts contrast by increasing highlights and decreasing shadows

• It adds a sepia tone