How to do indoor portraits in the later period of Lightroom? LR portrait repair how to do?

Lightroom, because it is simple and easy to operate, but its later functions are very strong, so it is very popular with photographers, especially photographers who specialize in taking portraits. Today, I will share with you a tutorial on the later retouching of indoor portraits in Lightroom, which can be completed quickly in a few simple steps ~

Steps to decorate indoor portraits in Lightroom:

1. Adjust the white balance.

After importing an image into Lightroom, you should first white balance the image. There is a light absorption tool on the substrate, which is called a white balance selector. You can correct the white balance by clicking this tool in the background.

2. Adjust the basic panel.

When adjusting parameters in the bottom panel, it is generally in the order from top to bottom (press and hold Alt, and the "Reset Tone and Preference Button" will appear). In this picture, I adjusted the following parameters: exposure +0.67, contrast +20, brightness +57 and saturation -25.

3. Change the background color.

Select the adjustment brush tool (shortcut key K) and smear the background area of the photo (there is a "Show selected mask overlay" below the photo, and a tick indicates the selected area). After selection, the adjustment parameters are as follows: color temperature -29, exposure -0.3 1, and color cyan.

4. Adjust the tone curve.

For the tone curve board, raise the highlight (face) of the photo slightly, and then pull the dark curve of the photo back to its original position. Use the HSL panel to slightly increase the brightness of red and orange.

Remove stains.

Select the decontamination tool (shortcut key Q) to enlarge the photo and remove the stains. The stain removal tool is to select a source point, then the arrow points to another sample to correct or copy the source, and at the same time, you can change the radius by pressing the [and] keys.

6. Photo output.

Finally, output the picture. Remember to set the format, quality, resolution, size, etc. Exported photos.

Comparing the original image with the post-processed image, we can see that there are obvious differences. Ok, so much for sharing this tutorial. If you don't understand anything, please consult us ~ Finally, if you want to learn more LR skills, please learn from our teacher ~