Jun Miranda

Advanced Editing in LR (Last Part)–
Chromatic Aberration
 
Chromatic Aberration  is a common defect caused by the failure of the lens to focus different colors to the same spot. In one type of chromatic aberration, the image from each color of light is in focus, but each image is a slightly different size. This type of [...]

Advanced Editing in LR (Part 2)–
Split Toning Panel–LR does not only allow you to convert color photos into B&W, it also allows you to colorize your B&W photos using the Split Toning panel (Image 16). You have an option to add one color throughout the tonal range to create a sepia (Image 17) or selenium [...]

Advanced Editing in LR–
 

This is a continuation of our discussion on the Develop Module of Lightroom (LR). In the last issue, I covered the role of Histogram in evaluating a photo and its use in tonal adjustment, and the editing tools found in the Basic panel of the module—the White Balance options, the White Balance [...]

Basic Editing in LR 2.5–

Basic Panel
The Basic panel contains the main tools for adjusting the photo’s white balance, tonal scale and color saturation. This panel is divided into four panes: the Treatment, where you have an option to work in the original color or in a grayscale version of the file;  the White Balance (WB) [...]

Basic Editing in LR 2.5 –
 
 
In the last issue, I discussed the contents of the left vertical panel group of the Develop Module in Lightroom (LR). In this issue, I will explain the operations of the different panels in the right vertical panel group. This is the most important component of LR as this includes [...]

Develop Module in Lightroom 2.5  (Last Part)–

Snapshots Panel
 
he concept of snapshots originated with Photoshop. Prior to version 5.0, there were no multiple undos in Photoshop—you could not go several steps back. As a go-around  in earlier Photoshop versions, you could save important stages of your editing using the Snapshot command. As the word implied, whenever [...]

Develop Module in Lightroom 2.5  (First Part)–
Lightroom (LR) is divided basically into three main operations: photo management (the Library Module); the editing operation (the Develop Module); and the outputting operations (the Slideshow, the Print and the Web Modules).
 
The different features of the Library Module—from creating a catalog to organizing your photos—were discussed in the past [...]