Notice the 3 color controls for the midtones, shadows, and highlights. This is our preferred method, so let’s take a closer look at what it can do. Lastly, there’s the 3-Way adjustment option which allows us to make color adjustments across the highlights, midtones, and shadows with control of each.
If you’ve got the time, we recommend sticking with the other adjustment options. This option is faster, but we sacrifice a lot of control.
We can make global adjustments, which will affect the entire photo as a whole. We can choose to make targeted adjustments, focusing specifically on the highlights, midtones, or shadows in the image. Once opened, the Color Grading Tool gives us a handful of ways that we can target and adjust the colors in an image. We’ve talked about color and lightness, but what about saturation? If you want to adjust the saturation of a range, hold SHIFT as you move the cursor within a color wheel. Once the images are loaded into Lightroom, open the Develop module, and then open the Color Grading tab. Import the collection of images provided with the link above, or feel free to use a collection of your own. Released in 2020, the relatively new Color Grading Tool promises to make the process of color grading quicker and easier without losing the control we need for a professional result.įollow along as we explore the Color Grading Tool in Lightroom Classic, and use it to color grade an entire collection of images in just a few minutes. The New Color Grading in Lightroom Classic
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