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Using the right tone in photography can have a big impact. Read on to learn how to use tones to tell stories through your photographs. What Is Tone In Photography? What does tone mean? Tone photography can have varying definitions. Tonal range is the difference between the lightest and darkest…
By Heather Joy Milne Photography

If you’re a photographer, then you know that Lightroom is one of the most important programs in your workflow. But what if you’re on the go and can’t access your computer? Or maybe you just want to edit photos quickly and easily on your phone? In either case, the Lightroom…
By Chad Verzosa Photography

The Lightroom radial filter is one of the simplest ways to apply local effects to only a part of the image. And we’ll show you how to use it. The Lightroom radial filter applies a local adjustment to a circular portion of the image. Lightroom’s different controls and sliders affect…
By Hillary Grigonis Photography

Is Adobe Bridge CC is a great free alternative to Adobe Lightroom? Well, it depends on what you use Lightroom for. Adobe Bridge has some great file management features, but is lacking in the editing features you probably know and love. In this article we’ll cover the main differences between…
By Natalia Robert Photography

Using split toning in Lightroom is a great way to add some extra color and interest to your photos. It’s a process that involves adding a second color to the shadows and highlights of your photo. This can be done in Lightroom by going to the Develop module and clicking…
By Hillary Grigonis Photography

Have you ever heard the expression ‘the devil is in the details’? In photography, the devil is Chromatic Aberration (CA). In this article, you will learn how to deal with CA. First, by minimising it in-camera. Then, by correcting it in post-processing with Adobe Lightroom. What Is Chromatic Aberration? Chromatic…
By Andrea Minoia Photography

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom has a new Texture slider that can be used to control the amount of texture in an image. This slider is found in the Effects panel and is available in the Develop module. We’ll show you how to use the texture slider in Lightroom. Understanding the New…
By Andrea Minoia Photography

Today we will learn how to remove light glare from photo. Knowing how to remove light glare from photos is crucial in photography. Glare in your photos can be distracting and ruin a photograph. On the other hand, they can also be a creative way that adds to an image. …
By Kevin Landwer-Johan Photography

Flash is often a necessity when taking portraits. Whether they’re casual photos from an event or family portraits for a client. While flash can be a huge help in lighting, it can also produce red eyes on our subjects. Thankfully, Lightroom has an easy tool to correct this. Here’s how…
By Natalia Robert Photography

Shadow removal is one of the most basic and essential tasks in post-processing In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to remove shadows in Lightroom using three different methods: the Shadows slider, the Fill Light slider, and the Dehaze slider Which method you choose will depend on the look you’re…
By Sarah Rodriguez-Martinez Photography

The key to an efficient workflow is implementing some strategies to make the most of Lightroom‘s organization options. Here are ten tips to show you how to organize photos in Lightroom and help you better plan your workflow in Lightroom. Organize Photos in Lightroom: Choose Where You Want to Store…
By Darina Kopcok Photography

Lightroom is a great program for photographers of all skill levels. It offers a wide range of features and tools that can help you improve your photos. One such feature is the ability to create a film look in your images. This gives them a more classic, timeless feel that…
By Taya Ivanova Photography