These two sliders can cause a lot of confusion for Lightroom users. They are right next to each other and both affect the color intensity in your image. However, knowing the difference between them can improve your results significantly. The main difference between vibrance and saturation is that saturation adjusts the intensity of all colors … Read more
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If you are retouching portraits in Lightroom, whitening teeth is important, especially if you are shooting closer portraits or headshots. I’m going to share with you my simple and easy settings I use to whiten teeth in Lightroom Classic. To whiten teeth in Lightroom quickly and easily, use the brush tool with Saturation at -75 … Read more
Whether you’re using a tripod or holding the camera when you take a photo, it may not be perfectly rotated the way you want right out of the camera. But this is extremely easy to fix in Lightroom and there are multiple ways to rotate a photo in Lightroom depending on what you need to … Read more
Adobe Lightroom Classic is an excellent tool for managing and editing a large number of photos quickly and efficiently. But if you don’t know how to use the tools available to you in Lightroom, then you may be wasting valuable time. Here are all the ways that you can batch edit in Lightroom Classic… Apply … Read more
Every portrait photographer (and avid amateurs) wants to create images with the subject in sharp focus as the background fades to a buttery smooth blur. But not everyone has a lens that can create that look right out of the camera. So you need a way to create that look after the fact. If you … Read more
Zooming in Lightroom is a basic but extremely useful function that will let you see your image up close and more detailed so you can better see how certain changes affect the image. So knowing all the ways you can zoom in Lightroom and making it second nature will let you edit your photos faster … Read more
When you shoot in the sunlight or anywhere else with bright lights, you’re bound to end up with some harsh shadows every now and then. But all is not lost. You can remove shadows in Lightroom with these simple techniques and make it look natural so no one can even tell you edited the image. … Read more
Adobe Lightroom recently added a very exciting new feature that professional photo and even video editors will find familiar and quite useful…the color grading tab. Adobe Lightroom’s color grading tab allows you to add specific color tones to the shadows, mid-tones, highlights, and overall image separately and also adjust the saturation and luminance of those … Read more
One of the most common questions about Lightroom is whether you should use multiple catalogs. And there are a lot of misconceptions out there about this question. But it’s actually quite simple. For typical Lightroom use, you should NOT be using multiple catalogs. Using multiple catalogs can slow down your workflow, hinder your ability to … Read more
