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ONE MINUTE LIGHTROOM TIP

Yesterday, I talked about protecting the Highlights using the built-in camera feature.

In this post, I show you how quickly you can expand the Dynamic Range in photos.

1- Open an image in Lightroom Develop Module.

2- After the initial edit, while Holding down the SHIFT key:

3- Double Click on HIGHLIGHTS Slider.

4- Double Click on SHADOWS Slider.

5- Double Click on WHITES Slider.

6- Double Click on BLACKS Slider.

All done. ?

By holding down the SHIFT Key, Lightroom AI examines the photo and applies the adjustments. It is a good start, but you can fine-tweak the adjustments to your liking later.

We offer Lightroom and Photoshop private lessons. The private lessons are flexible and target your needs. So, you learn faster and efficiently. Contact us to book your class to learn more.

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I dedicate a good portion of our digital camera workshops and Editing classes to discuss the Histogram. Digital Photography Bootcamp is one of our most popular photography courses, and I explain the Histogram in depth in this class. Check the link below for upcoming classes.

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ONE MINUTE LIGHTROOM TIP

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