Unlocking the Lightroom SECRET for Sharper Photos GUARANTEED!
In this video, David Johnston unlocks the Lightroom secret he's been using to get sharper photos than ever before. After watching, you'll be able to create sharp photos in Lightroom guaranteed.
📒 Show Notes 📒
1️⃣ Why you always want to select Remove Chromatic Aberration
2️⃣ The key you need to select for unlocking sharper photos
3️⃣ Before and after of the sharpening secret in Lightroom
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⏰ Timecodes ⏰
0:00 - Unlocking the Lightroom SECRET for Sharper Photos GUARANTEED!
1:25 - Always Remove Chromatic Aberration
2:30 - Unlocking the Sharpening Feature
6:34 - Before and After Sharpening in Lightroom
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