I could have done all these edits in just Photoshop, but I would have lost the ability to organise my shoot and apply global edits to several pictures from the same shoot at once. Here I retouched the skin, brightened the eyes, removed parts of the dress, toned down the lamp in the background and applied a bit of colour grading to bring the image colours into a better harmony. So, I exported the image into Photoshop for the finishing touches. However, in this case, I wanted to make the portrait look more professional, and, if I’m going to be honest, I should have had a reflector bouncing some light back into the face. With Auto Sync on, you can edit the primary selected photo, and Lightroom. Lightroom stores a record of all the changes you want to make to your images in a separate file called the Catalog, which is stored independent from your pictures. In a lot of cases, most people will stick with just the Lightroom edits. Most real estate photography jobs will involve shooting a bunch of photos from.

Photoshop on desktop Transform your photos for social posts, banners, beautiful websites, and more. Lightroom Classic Edit and store your images on desktop. I have adjusted the contrast, colours and saturation of the picture. Lightroom Edit photos on any device with cloud storage, and enjoy easy-to-use sliders, presets, and in-app tutorials. Here I made global adjustments to the portrait. Image 2 is the same image with just the Lightroom edits. This is the picture straight out of the camera with no edits. Image 1 below is the Raw file of a studio portrait.

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