Editing Diver Portraits in Lightroom Classic & Lightroom
Making Skin Tones Look Natural Underwater One of the most common frustrations for underwater photographers is encountering a situation where, upon reviewing their shots, they notice that their dive buddy's skin has taken on an unnatural hue, ranging from shades of blue to green or even purple. While it's true that fish and coral often respond well to global color adjustments, human skin tones in underwater photos require more targeted and intelligent corrections to appear natural and lifelike. The good news is that modern editing software has made this task much easier. Both Lightroom Classic (v14.5.1) and Lightroom (cloud-based v8.5.1) now come equipped with powerful AI-driven features, including AI-powered masks, Point Color, and luminance controls. These tools allow you to restore natural skin tones quickly, accurately, and with minimal fuss. Whether you prefer the comprehensive, desktop-based Lightroom Classic or the sleek, cloud-based Lightroom, the tools are nearly ident...