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Learn to use the Clarity & Dehaze Sliders in
Lightroom CC & Lightroom Classic to enhance sharpness, detail, and textures.
The clarity Slider is used to adjust mid tone contrast.
But use it with care unless you intend to create a grungy HDR look. Negative
clarity can be used to soften a scene or portrait.
The Dehaze technology is based on a physical model of how light is
transmitted, and it tries to estimate light that is lost due to absorption and
scattering through the atmosphere and with a single
click you can easily remove fog or haze from a photograph, dramatically
improving image details and color saturation without using or needing any
masking – it’s automatic. For the best results, you’ll want to set
the white balance for the image before using Dehaze. Move the slider to the
right – to easily remove the haze from the original scene. Or drag to the left
to add fog for artistic effect.
These tools are not only for landscapes and sunsets. Have you ever
thought of using them to enhance texture in a fabric?
Click on the link below to view the Adobe YouTube video.
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