How to Edit Photos in Lightroom Classic

Summary by Krater

Aaron Nace demonstrates how to use Lightroom Classic to edit images, covering exposure, highlights, shadows, white balance, clarity, texture, vibrance, saturation, tone curve, split toning, sharpening, lens corrections, and vignettes.

From the video

Answers: How do I edit photos in Lightroom Classic?

• Lightroom Classic basic editing
• Exposure and highlight adjustments
• Shadow and white balance control
• Texture clarity and dehaze
• Vibrance vs saturation
• Tone curve color channels
• Split toning color grading
• Sharpening and noise reduction
• Lens corrections and vignette
• Before and after photo comparison

What it concludes

• Vibrance is a better tool than saturation for skin tones because vibrance ignores skin tones.
• Split toning allows you to add specific colors into the highlights and shadows for a color grading effect.
• Lens corrections in Lightroom automatically correct distortion and vignetting based on the camera and lens used.
• A before and after comparison in Lightroom lets you easily see the transformation of your photo at any time.