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How To Use Color Grading In Lightroom Classic

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 ...
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Best Photo Editing Software For Photographers

You can’t create world class images without the right editing software. Depending on the type of images you want to create, you may be able to get the job done with the basics like Lightroom or you may need a more specialized piece of software. Here are some of our top choices… The Industry Standard ...
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How To Remove Glare From Glasses In Lightroom

You take the perfect photo of your friend or family member but something isn’t quite right…you look closer and you notice the glare on their eyeglasses. Being able to see someone’s eyes in a portrait is important. Not only does it capture their essence better, but it also gives the viewer a focal point to ...
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Converting A Photo From Day To Night (In Lightroom)

Night photography can be difficult.   Sometimes, there are areas of the photo that are just so dark that in order to expose them correctly, you end up blowing out any bright spots like lights. Sometimes, you may just not be in the location when it is dark out.   Occasionally, my solution is converting ...
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Dodge and Burn Portraits In Lightroom

Dodging and Burning is a phrase that comes from the darkroom days when photographers would either block the light or add more in specific areas during the print making process to darken or lighten areas of the image. The good news is that dodging and burning in Lightroom is a LOT easier than it was ...
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How To Install Lightroom Presets

How To Install presets In Lightroom Classic NOTE: You can use the “Import” function within Lightroom Classic, but that will place all your individual presets loose in the “User presets” group. Using the method below keeps them organized within the folders as we designed them, making it much easier to navigate and use. So I ...
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How To Fix Overexposed Photos In Lightroom

It’s happened to every photographer… You think you nailed the perfect shot, but then when you get home and load the images onto your computer, you realize that your perfect shot is actually overexposed. Luckily, Lightroom is one of the best tools you have for this, especially if you shot your image in RAW. To ...
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Lightroom Sharpening Settings For Portraits (A Step-by-Step Guide For Effective Portrait Sharpening)

Sharpening can be a tricky adjustment to both understand and to use effectively. For portrait photographers, finding the best Lightroom sharpening settings for portraits can be even more difficult. You likely have a lot of images you need to process and going through a detailed sharpening process for each and every one individually can be ...
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11 Lightroom Tips For Beginners

When I first opened Lightroom, I was completely overwhelmed by all the sliders, modules, functions and everything else it has to offer. But Lightroom is a powerful piece of software when it comes to editing digital photos. So mastering it is a huge step towards creating professional quality photos. No one can learn all of ...
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Are Lightroom Presets Worth It?

The honest answer as to whether Lightroom presets are worth it is…it depends. Lightroom presets can be an invaluable tool in a photographer’s editing toolbox. But if they aren’t used correctly, they can be a huge waste. Full disclosure, we offer Lightroom presets here on Photography Goals. But despite that, I am going to do ...
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