Easy Ways to Level the Horizon in Lightroom
Easy Ways to Level the Horizon in Lightroom A common problem affecting all photographers at some time is the crooked or sloping horizon. In this tutorial I’ll explain how you can easily fix and level a sloping horizon in Lightroom. But if you only need to rotate an image through 90 or 180 degrees, see my tutorial explaining how to ...
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How to Rotate an Image in Lightroom
How to Rotate an Image in Lightroom In this tutorial we look at ways to rotate an image in Lightroom. There are a couple of reasons why you might need to do this: Because Lightroom imported your image with the wrong orientation. This usually needs the image rotating by 90 degrees. Because you didn’t have the camera level when taking ...
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Post Processing Landscape Photography Workflow
LENSCRAFT PHOTO EDITING TUTORIALSPost Processing Landscape Photography WorkflowRobin Whalley, Landscape Photographer27 August 2019Bamford Edge Heather Post Processing Example In this tutorial, we’re looking at post-processing landscape photography with a simple four-part workflow. But the workflow we’ll use can form the basis of any post-processing to improve a photograph. It doesn’t need to be a landscape photo. The steps in the ...
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Dramatic Black & White Photography
Dramatic Black & White Conversion in Lightroom The accepted wisdom in Photography circles is that to produce a dramatic Black & White conversion you need special software or plug-ins. Lightroom has tools to create black and white conversions but you can’t achieve dramatic results. This is rubbish and you shouldn’t listen to people who tell you this. In this video, ...
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Fuji RAW file Conversion Challenge
Fuji RAW file Conversion Challenge This challenge is issued to anyone and everyone using Lightroom as a RAW converter. I issue following my poor results when converting RAW files from my Fuji XT-1 with Lightroom and much better results using RAW Therapee. The challenge is simple: Download the Zip file below. This contains a RAW file and a JPEG image ...
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Lightroom Doesn’t Support My Camera
Lightroom Doesn’t Support My Camera Have you ever had that sinking feeling of disappointment, when you buy a new camera and then realise Lightroom won’t support it? I recall once buying a Sony NEX5 almost as soon as it launched. I was so excited to find out how good the image quality was, but then when I tried to open ...
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Simulate Film Grain Using Photoshop Camera Raw
Simulate Film Grain Using Photoshop’s Camera RAW Filter In this tutorial we’re going to look at how you can simulate film grain using the Camera RAW filter in Photoshop. I’ve also produced a separate tutorial explaining an alternative approach to adding film grain in Photoshop using Layers. This is another approach you might like to consider which is a little ...
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Correcting Converging Verticals in Lightroom
Correcting Converging Verticals in Lightroom Converging verticals is the effect you see where the sides of tall buildings appear to converge inwards. This then gives the building the appearance that it is leaning backwards. You can see an example in the image below. In another article, I explain the cause of this problem and how to correct the problem in ...
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Create a Holga Effect in Lightroom
How to Create a Holga Effect in Lightroom Last night I was busy transferring a tutorial from my old Lenscraft site to this one. The tutorial in question explained how to create a Holga Effect using Photoshop and was written in 2007 (I can't believe it was so long ago). Given many photographers now prefer Lightroom to Photoshop I thought ...
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Overview of the Lightroom Develop Module
Introduction to the Lightroom Develop Module The Develop module in Lightroom, as the name suggests is where you “develop” your images. Whilst it’s quite common to think of this module being used to develop RAW files into images, it can also be used to make adjustments to images already in picture formats such as TIFF and JPG. Whilst I will ...
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