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How To Edit Real Estate Photos in Lightroom (RAW)

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Understanding the editing process is necessary for every photographer, especially if you’re in the business of real estate photography.

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You need to know the methods of post-processing so you are familiar with the necessary steps you have to take in order to achieve the output that you need. From the photo shoot down to the post-processing, a professional photographer should know the methods involved in order to produce quality photos that will sell properties right away.

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The Importance of Light While Shooting in a Studio

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One of the most  important things about professional photography is lighting. Light is the one  element that can make or break a photo shoot. Having the correct lighting at the right time is of the utmost importance.

importanceoflight-mainYet, many photographers, especially beginners, tend to overlook this fact. 

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10 Lightroom Plugins You Should Use

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Lightroom is one of Adobes most useful tools in its photography bag. It’s the companion to Photoshop, and it’s built more for image processing and visual editing, rather than the manipulation abilities that makes Photoshop so popular.

lightroom plugins-mainLightroom is one of the key tools any photographer should have in their tool belt.

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How To Use Lightroom To Save An Underexposed Photo

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Sometimes you  come home with what you thought was a great shot, just to find out that it is way underexposed and without any better exposures of that composition. But, how can you save the underexposed photo in Lightroom? Of course, first of all, it would be better to get the exposure right on location, lesson learned, right.

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But if you haven’t got the possibility to get to this location again anytime soon, it would be good if you could save the underexposed photo and still get a great looking photo out of it.

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Photographing Weddings With Natural and Available Light

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As photographers, light is our raw material. It doesn’t really matter what we are trying to say or capture in an image – if we don’t have light we don’t have a picture! Light has to be the prime consideration and the quality, direction, color temperature, source, quantity (as well as a host of other variable factors) of the light are the elements which can make or break an image no matter how good the composition or the moment being captured.

Many wedding photographers use just natural/available light and the whole idea of natural light photography and photographing the wedding “as it happens” is very popular.

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7 Smart Lighting Setups for Portraits Taken at Home

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Let’s get one thing clear – you’re not going to learn how to shoot perfect portraits overnight. There are many things you need to learn first. When it comes to portrait-shooting, no factor is more important than lighting. Even if you’re planning a home portrait session, you can still make the most from various lighting setups to achieve great results.

Off-camera flash is one of things you’ll need here. Here are 7 actionable tips to creating studio light setups right at home and help you capture classic portrait lighting, creating some truly beautiful pictures.

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Use These Few Lightroom Sliders To Make Your Image Pop

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One of the most used tools in Lightroom to bring attention to the subject is the vignette tool. However, unless you are very subtle with the vignette tool it will be very obvious what you did to the image to make the subject pop.

If you overdo it, the vignette tool will leave a distinct dark circular frame near the edges that fades as it gets closer to the subject. Additionally, in Lightroom, it is not possible to control the center of the vignette.

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There are other and in my opinion better ways to bring attention to your subject and make it pop than using the vignette tool.

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40+ Free & Premium Lightroom Presets You Shouldn’t Miss

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Presets can be a Lightroom user’s best friend. When you are editing hundreds or thousands of photos any time you can save in post processing is extremely valuable. Making use of presets is one of the best ways to streamline your workflow and save time in the editing process.

40+ Lightroom Presets No Photographer Should Miss

You can either create your own presets, download free presets, or buy professional presets. If you’re new to Lightroom using presets created by others can also be a great learning process, as you can see what settings and adjustments are used to create specific looks or effects.

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50 Photoshop & Lightroom Photo Editing Tutorials to Enhance Your Images

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Photoshop and Lightroom are awesome tools for photographers, professionals and amateurs alike.

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While Lightroom is considered the most comprehensive tool to do some basic image editing, such as fixing exposure, white balance, and contrast, Photoshop is often chosen by photographers for further creative processing.

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Photographer’s Guide to Using Graphic Tablets for Lightroom Editing

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There are several gadgets we can use to improve our performance in Adobe Lightroom, if our intent is to post-produce images quickly and neatly with professional results. However, there is no better tool for a talented photographer than a good graphic tablet.

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Read on to learn how a graphic tablet can be used with Adobe Lightroom and how it can enhance your image processing workflow.

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