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« Local Spring Shooting Opportunities | Main | Flash to Subject Distance - Controlling Light » April 5, 2007White Balance in Adobe LightroomI am just finishing up my review of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. So far I am very impressed with Adobe's new offering with only a few issues. This week's tip is for Lightroom users. I have talked in the past about how important proper white balance is in your photographs. If your camera has the ability to shoot RAW you have the ability to control white balance after you take the image. With Lightroom, you can now adjust your colour balance whether you shoot JPG or RAW in a non-destructive way.
 Image with As Shot white balance setting showing the preview window in the Navigator  Image with custom white balance setting showing the Navigator preview window and eye dropper in the main window If you regularly hide panes when working on an image, you may be missing out on some great features that Lightroom offers. Lightroom is currently available at a discounted rate and can be purchased from Amazon.com for $197.99 Until next time, happy shooting. Posted on April 5, 2007 10:07 PM | Permalink CommentsPost a commentTrackback PingsTrackBack URL for this entry: |
In the Develop module of Lightroom, click on the White Balance Selector. As you move the eye dropper around your image, the image in the Navigator provides a live preview of the changes that will occur in your image with a new white balance selection.