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Lens Corrections Panel

Features of the Lens Correction panel in Lightroom's Develop Module. The panel includes corrections for optical flaws such as chromatic aberration, lens vignetting, and distortion.

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How to Correct Lens Vignetting in Lightroom

Vignetting is a common issue with many lenses, especially at wide apertures. Lightroom has two methods to tackle correcting or reducing it.

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How to Fix Chromatic Aberration in Lightroom

Chromatic aberration like purple fringe is something you don’t want in your photos. Here’s how to remove it in Lightroom.

David Coleman Photography

I’m a professional travel & location photographer based in Washington DC and traveling all over. Seven continents. Dozens of countries. Up mountains. Under water. And a bunch of places in between. You can find my main site at havecamerawilltravel.com. Or check out what’s in my go-to travel photography kit. Or get in touch here.

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Looking for travel stock photos or prints? I might be able to help. You can search my collection here:

If you already have a buyer account with Alamy and would prefer to use that, you can search my images directly here.

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