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The Aspect Ratio settings explained

The Aspect Ratio settings explained

Local Adjustment Tools Overview Let’s have a brief look into which Local Adjustment Tools exist. Later we start exploring the Crop Overlay Tool. You find all of these tools on the right-hand side of the Develop Module below the Histogram. From left to right, with the shortcuts in brackets, we have: Crop Overlay Tool (<R>) Spot Removal Tool (<Q>) Red Eye Correction Graduated Filter (<M>) Radial Filter (<Shift>+<M>) Brush Tool (<K>) Except for the Crop Overlay Tool, they all work

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How to utilize the Calibration Panel

How to utilize the Calibration Panel

This post was updated on September 26th, 2020The Calibration Panel Adobe ® Lightroom’s Calibration Panel, previously known as the Camera Calibration Panel, consists of three sections. The Process Version section, the Shadow Toning section, and the Primary Color section. The following paragraphs examine each of these sections in detail. The Process Version Section In this section, you decide in which version of Adobe ® Lightroom you want to process your photograph. Generally, you will always select the newest available version,

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How to add Gain with the Effects Panel
How to add Grain with the Effects Panel

How to add Grain with the Effects Panel

This post was updated on September 3rd, 2020What is Grain? Grain is a small structure of silver halide, the primary photosensitive substance of the analog film, that becomes visible in enlargements. Opposed to the noise of digital photographs, which is a type of visual distortion created by signal enhancements due to high ISO values or positive Exposure correction in post-processing, Grain is a characteristic of analog film. Of course, with the introduction of digital cameras, the Grain created in analog

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How to add a Vignette with the Effects Panel
How to add a Vignette with the Effects Panel

How to add a Vignette with the Effects Panel

This post was updated on September 3rd, 2020The Layout of the Effects Panel The Effects Panel consists of two sections, the Vignette, and the Grain section. In the following paragraphs, we look into how to add a Vignette to your photograph, while the next article will teach you how to add Grain with the Effects Panel. Grain and Vignettes do not depend on each other, nor are they opposite concepts. You can, therefore, use the Effects panel to add both

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