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While traveling, most divers who take underwater photographs bring a tablet or at least a smartphone to either store or do preliminary post-processing of the photos they take while away from home. I will discuss Adobe's offering in this blog post and how the two products can assist photographers. If you've explored Adobe's photo editing software suite, you've probably encountered two primary versions of Lightroom:  Lightroom Classic (LrC)  and  Lightroom (Lr) . Despite their similar names, these two applications serve specific purposes and are tailored to different types of photographers. Understanding the appropriate use cases for each version can significantly improve your workflow and productivity. Overview of Lightroom Classic (LrC) vs. Lightroom (Lr) Lightroom Classic (LrC) is the more robust, desktop-centric application built for traditional photographers who prioritize file management, detailed editing, and comprehensive control over their photo libraries. It’s

               Before After How to Fix White Balance Issues Common in Underwater Photos Have you ever looked at your photos from a dive and felt disappointed because they didn't capture the stunning colors you saw underwater? You're not alone. It's a common challenge for photographers to accurately represent the vibrant underwater world, and one of the main reasons for this is the difficulty in achieving proper white balance. The bluish or greenish tint in your underwater photos is caused by how water absorbs light at different depths. Luckily, Adobe Lightroom offers powerful tools to help you correct these white balance issues and bring out the true beauty of your underwater images. In this post, I will walk you through the steps for adjusting the white balance in Lightroom. This process will help you enhance your photos by correcting dull, blue-tinted images and bursting them with vibrant colors. Whether you are editing stunning underwater landscapes or intricate macro sh