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Lightroom Basic

Get away from behind the computer and focus on building your business

Lightroom

Color Correction

Color is the foundation of every image. That is the power of Lightroom. Our main goal is to return you a balanced, tonally consistent Lightroom collection of your work ready for any client viewing. In our Lightroom Basic package we take care of all the color correction needs of any wedding and photoshoot. We take care of the basic needs leaving room for you to add any specific creative touches to make it you.

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Share your style with our team,

and let our editors do the rest. 

What we do in
Lightroom Basic?

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White Balance  Telmp | Tint

The process of removing any unrealistic color casts, adjusting images that are mainly too warm or too cool so that the image is balanced correctly.

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Tone

Is where the majority of image adjustments are made. The tone portion of Lightroom is one of the most powerful panels and represents all of the tones of the image. This portion is a powerful tool that can affect the overall brightness and contrast of an image. 

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Presence  Texture | Clarity | Dehaze

Consists of 3 sliders of Clarity, Texture and Dehaze. Clarity basically adds or subtracts "punch" in an image. The Texture slider is to add or subtract the amount of medium size texture in a photo without affecting fine detail.  Dehaze allows us to adjust how fog, haze, and mist appears in their images. 

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Saturation | Vibrance 

Vibrance Accentuates less saturated colors and saturation Saturates all colors equally. These sliders allow editors to add a “pop” to our images.

Lightroom Basic Samples

Below you will find more samples of our Lightroom Basic work. Use the sliders to view the before and afters of our edits.

Photographer : Suzanne Delawar 

Photographer : Suzanne Delawar 

Photographer : Suzanne Delawar 

Photographer : Suzanne Delawar 

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