Laid up due to having a surgery performed on my shoulder, I got bored and started poking around my lightroom library and found a couple cool features while toying with some old photos..
First one I discovered is that changing the color profile from adobe color to adobe landscape in lightroom is a cheat code when it comes to color correcting. Made some already nice lenses i own look a couple more $1000's than they had already cost me lol. Modern 7 is pretty nice too if you're looking for a warmer look. Going through my whole catalog now and updating a gang of old photos to it right now.
Second was a dope feature that levels and straightens the perspective of your photos quickly and makes them more accurate to what I feel i originally tried to capture. I imagine the wider the lens the better the corrections you'll experience with this function. Hit the C button on your keyboard or go to the crop option under the Geometry dropdown is where you'll find it
First one I discovered is that changing the color profile from adobe color to adobe landscape in lightroom is a cheat code when it comes to color correcting. Made some already nice lenses i own look a couple more $1000's than they had already cost me lol. Modern 7 is pretty nice too if you're looking for a warmer look. Going through my whole catalog now and updating a gang of old photos to it right now.
Second was a dope feature that levels and straightens the perspective of your photos quickly and makes them more accurate to what I feel i originally tried to capture. I imagine the wider the lens the better the corrections you'll experience with this function. Hit the C button on your keyboard or go to the crop option under the Geometry dropdown is where you'll find it
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