Editing Milky Way Photos in 2 Minutes

This video tutorial demonstrates a workflow for editing Milky Way images using Adobe Lightroom CC Classic and the Nik Collection plugin. It covers initial adjustments like chromatic aberration removal and lens corrections, finding a neutral white balance, and enhancing exposure and contrast. The tutorial also explains using the tone curve for contrast enhancement and applying Nik Collection plugins for further image refinement. Finally, it shows how to export the edited image in JPEG and DNG formats.

What is the first step after importing files in Adobe Lightroom CC Classic?

• Applying a radial filter

• Adjusting the tone curve

• Removing chromatic aberration

• Using Nik Collection plugins

How can you find a neutral white balance in an image?

• By increasing exposure

• By applying a radial filter

• By adjusting saturation and vibrancy to maximum

• By using the noise reduction tool

What is the purpose of creating an S curve in the tone curve adjustment?

• To increase contrast

• To apply lens corrections

• To reduce noise

• To find a neutral white balance

Which filters are applied using Nik Color Efex Pro to enhance the Milky Way?

• Chromatic Aberration and Sharpening

• Noise Reduction and Lens Correction

• Exposure and White Balance

• Glamour Glow and Tonal Contrast

What is the final step after editing the Milky Way image?

• Adjusting the tone curve

• Using the noise reduction tool

• Exporting the photo as JPEG and DNG

• Applying a radial filter