Post Processing
We want to inspire you to look at post processing differently. From the basics to the expert level presets, this is a place to inspire your artistic journey
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2021 - New Lightroom Updates in Classic 10
Editing software evolves as photographers push the potentials of imaging in new and bold directions. Adobe continues to add new features. These allow for an enhanced workflow experience ranging from image capture to edited output. Keep reading, and I’ll guide you through what’s been added, advanced, and fine-tuned in this favorite of image editing software packages.
How-To Stich Panoramics In Lightroom
We asked photographer, Jason Row, to give us something fun for our followers. And, he came through for us. Jason has put together an awesome video tutorial on how to stitch a panoramic image using Lightroom, Photoshop, or Photoshop Elements. Panoramic images look like they could be difficult.
Portraits - Post-Processing in Lightroom
Today, Aaron Geis is going to show us how to color correct skin tones using a few simple steps in Lightroom. All light has a color. I’m sure you’re aware of that. But, did you know that environmental conditions could alter the color temperature of light? Knowing this becomes important when you’re photographing people, because nobody looks good when they’re blue! After viewing Aaron’s video, you will know how to fix your portraits.
Lightroom: Using The Radial Gradient Tool
The radial gradient tool in Lightroom is great for making local adjustments in Lightroom, yet it’s often under-utilised. Using the radial gradient tool, you can alter specific areas of an image in many different ways. With the radial gradient tool, you can apply an ellipse to a certain area of your composition. Once you’ve positioned and sized this where you want it, you can apply a wide variety of edits inside and outside the ellipse.
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