Color correct images in Lightroom for web use

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Taking your business to the next level is not for everyone and you need to invest a lot of time, effort and money to get it right. If you want to make a good amount of money through your online business, you should consider color correcting the images you upload on the web. Since the audience is quite interested in looking at the best photos, it is your job to showcase the perfect images to keep them engaged.



During a photo shoot, many things go unnoticed, resulting in poor color images. No matter how careful you are, there is always a mistake that needs to be corrected in the post-production phase. Color correction is never a complicated task and can be done properly with the use of the right software and tools. Adobe Lightroom is one such software that speeds up your photo editing workflow and delivers beautiful images with the right colors, size, and tone.

Since Lightroom is an Adobe product, you can usa number dataset some truly gorgeous results. Let’s get started with this step-by-step guide. Here are the steps to color correct images in Adobe Lightroom:

Organize images

Place all the RAW files from the camera in one folder on your computer to keep them organized. This is because we will be doing batch processing and so you need to place the photos with similar lighting in an organized manner for easy adjustments.

Import the images

Now import all the images added to the session into Lightroom. To do this, open Lightroom, go to File>Import Photos & Video, and then use the Sources panel to find the folder with the images. Then use the Add button and select all, and finally click Import.

Adjust the image

Now, to adjust the color of a single image, select Develop from the top right corner of the frame where you will see the buttons i.e. Library, Develop, Card, Book, Slideshow, Print and Web. Once you import the files, they are in the library so you can make the adjustments to the picture you want. Once done, it is easy to apply the same adjustments to all the other images as well.

Once the image is selected for adjustments, click Develop and a panel will appear with a bunch of tabs on the right side. Here you can make your edits using the main tab and another tab called basic. Now it's time to make color adjustments like contrast, white balance, exposure, etc.

Make necessary changes like white balance, change the exposure if it is not correct and adjust the contrast of the image to emphasize the light and dark.