Recently, some friends have asked the editor how to use Adobe Photoshop Lightroom to process indoor photos? Here is the Adobe Photoshop for you Friends who need it can learn more about how Lightroom processes indoor photos.
The first step: adjust the white balance. Adjust the color temperature to -25 and the hue to -10 (as shown in the picture).
Step 2: Adjust highlights and shadows. Turn on the Shadows to +100 and the Highlights to -100 (as shown).
Step 3: Adjust exposure (as shown in the picture).
Step 4: Adjust the white level and black level, increase the white level to +30 and the black level to -27 (as shown in the picture).
Step 5: Create a radial filter. To make the lighting more interesting, use a Lightroom local adjustment filter like the Radial filter. A circle was created and the mask was inverted so that the effect was applied to the inside of the circle and then the exposure was enhanced (as shown).
Step 6: Noise reduction (as shown in the picture).
Step 7: Lens calibration. Continue inside this panel and select Enable Profile Correction, Remove Chromatic Aberration and Auto-Upright to ensure that any distortion or imperfections created by the lens are removed (as shown).
Step 8: Crop the photo. The crop tool is useful for cutting out unwanted things in a photo, or just to make a photo more panoramic (as shown in the picture).
Step 9: This is a comparison photo of the finished effect (as shown in the picture).
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