u/Matheasmoments

How to get a consistent style?

What makes your style consistent? I am loving editing, but having a hard time getting consistent edits in different lighting situations.
What would you consider the key aspects for a certain style? What do you keep the same and what do you adapt in different lighting (except exposure an WB of course)?
There are a few things I would probably try to keep more or less the same for one shoot, e.g. clarity, grain etc. But color calibration, especially the color wheel are giving me a hard time 😅
Anyone with tips or a tutorial?

Using a Sony A7IV and Lightroom, mostly for portraits and family

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u/Matheasmoments — 5 days ago

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Hi. I am learning to use Lightroom and think I am not too bad at editing, but still have lots to learn and am stuck trying to recreate a style I really like. It’s mostly clear, „natural“, a bit warm (maybe a tad yellow in the highlights?). Could someone guide me in the direction what I should do to recreate this style like in the pictures? I know they are probably not all the same, they are from different photographers as well, so not sure if they all have similar settings.

Thank you!

u/Matheasmoments — 17 days ago