Tag Archives: Adjustments
Lightroom Local Adjustments – Radial Filter Versus the Adjustment Brush
Adobe Lightroom is image editing software that allows you to edit and make color adjustments to your photos. Among many, the Radial Filter and Adjustment Brush are two very useful local adjustment tools in Lightroom. But often people get confused … Continue reading
How to Make Color Adjustments Using Tone Curves in Lightroom
In this article, you’ll learn how to use tone curves in Lightroom to make color adjustments to your images and bring your visions to life. Color and RAW format If you photograph in RAW file format, you know that the … Continue reading
How to use Filter Masks in Luminar for Powerful Local Adjustments
Luminar is a powerful, full-featured photo editor, with a massive array of features and editing tools. A great deal of its workflow is built around the fairly simple concept of applying filters. It’s much like the way you might edit … Continue reading
Tips for Understanding the Lightroom Adjustments Panel
Lightroom can be an intimidating program. Even longtime users sometimes find themselves confused at all the options or unsure of exactly what to do to achieve a specific type of look for their pictures. Fortunately much of this can be mitigated … Continue reading
CDLC Highlights 5D Mark IV Touchscreen & Color Tone Adjustments
The Canon Digital Learning Center has added two new articles highlighting the 5D IV’s touchscreen and color tone adjustment features. The links can be found below. What’s New: EOS 5D Mark IV Touchscreen LCD What’s New: LCD Monitor Color Tone … Continue reading
How to Blend in Adjustments Using Layer Masking in Photoshop
In a recent article called: Getting Started with Layer Masks in Photoshop – a Beginners Tutorial, I showed you the basics of layer masks and why they are such powerful tools. Layer masks are essentially what gives Photoshop layers much of their power. They … Continue reading
How to Use the Local Adjustments Tools Inside Lightroom
Whenever you take a photo, no matter what the subject, it would be extremely unusual if it couldn’t be improved in some way by making local adjustments in Lightroom. Local adjustments affect part of the image. Whenever you carry out … Continue reading