Lightroom Adjustments

Lightroom Adjustments

These are some of my favorite Lightroom adjustments in addition to the Basic panel. Lightroom, like Photoshop, offers so much variety and flexibility when working with your images. The best thing is it’s totally non-destructive. If you don’t like the way it looks at any point just check the reset button!

Graduated Filter – works by creating a gradated tonal blend between two points in your image. The graduated filter gives you complete control over the changes you want to make. It’s an effective tool for enhancing the sky in your images.

Clarity Slider – helps bring out texture and brings out midtone contrast.

HSL Panel – Adjust color sliders in this panel as needed; decrease the aqua and blue sliders to make a blue sky bluer.

Angle Tool – found under “Crop and Straighten” and straightens the entire image.

Dehaze Slider – increases contrast and brings out tones in an image

Flip – flip horizontal to change the perspective of an image.

Blue Primary Slider – adds warmth and evens out skin tones. Also, decreasing Blue Luminance in the HSL Panel adds warmth.

Distortion Slider – gives a Fisheye appearance to an image and creates a rounded horizon.

Temperature – decreasing the temperature cools the image; increasing decreasing the temperature warms the image

Lens Correction – I always check the enable lens profile corrections box to remove any lens distortion. You might need to set a lens profile if you’ve not done so previously.

Be Blessed and be a blessing!

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