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Portrait editing: Adjust White Balance in Lightroom Classic
Would you like to adjust the colors in your photo so that it looks more natural? Do you want your photo to reflect the correct lighting conditions under which it was taken? Read on to learn about white balance and how to adjust it in your photos using Lightroom Classic.
What is White Balance?
White Balance is the process of removing unwanted color shift from a photo. Color shift can be caused from the reflection of light from a nearby object. For example, many photos taken using fluorescent lighting tend to have a greenish color cast.
Follow these steps to adjust the white balance of the following portrait:
Before
❶ Open the portrait in the Develop module
❷ Specify a neutral area in the photo
to select it, or press the W key.
❸ Fine-tune White Balance using the Temp and Tint controls
In the Basic panel of the Develop module, adjust the Temp and Tint sliders.
To know more about Temp and Tint, see How to easily edit Temperature and Tint in Lightroom Classic.
This is how the edited portrait looks now:
Before
After
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