Brashley Photography

Camera Settings

The HSL Panel in Lightroom is a very powerful tool, especially when changing colours of a Landscape.

In Lightroom

• Lens Correction
  • Remove Chromatic Aberration
  • Enable Profile Corrections
• Basic Panel
  • Profile Adobe Colour
  • Temp 8431
  • Tint 10
  • Blacks -8
  • Vibrance +15
  • Saturation +20
• HSL Panel
  • Hue
    • Red -20
    • Orange -23
    • Green +53
    • All other colours 0
  • Saturation
    • Red +17
    • Orange +19
    • Yellow +8
    • Green +9
    • All other colours 0
  • Luminance
    • Red -19
    • Orange _24
    • Yellow +12
    • Green +22
    • Aqua +6
    • Blue -17
    • All other colours 0
• Detail Panel
  • Sharpening
    • Amount 77
    • Radius 10
    • Detail 25
    • Masking 99
  • Noise Reduction
    • Luminance 0
    • Colour 25
    • Detail 50
    • Smoothness 50
    • All other settings default.
• Effects Panel
  • Style Highlight Priority
  • Amount -22
  • Midpoint 22
  • Feather 76
• Tone Curve
  • One point at Input 69 Output 66
  • One point at Input 200 Output 205

• Calibration Panel
  • Red Primary set to -14

Graduated Filters

• Exposure -0.49
• Highlights -57
• Shadows 18
• Saturation -15
• Range mask used Colour, Amount 62 and eyedropper placed on the white area and not the trees.

• Exposure -0.26

Radial Filters

• Exposure 0.26

• Exposure 0.26

• Exposure 0.09

• Exposure 0.37

Heal Tool

• There was a yellow plaque on the gate so I used the Heal Tool to remove it with a size of 37 and 0 feather.

What I love about the edit is the warm tones…. the golden path and vivid green leaves. It is amazing what the HSL Panel can do.

I do hope these workflow posts are helping you to experiment in Lightroom. Until next time, happy editing!