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Enlarging the moon
One aspect of wide versus telephoto lenses is how large the background gets. As in “If you want a large moon, use a long lens”. Huh? What do you mean, Michael? I shall illustrate with a couple of shots...
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Lightroom tip
You know how you sometimes have to shoot with the camera slightly up or down? And how that makes the vertical lines converge or diverge at the top – i.e. they are no longer vertical? Enter Lightroom....
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Lightroom Tip: Perspective
When you aim your camera up, you get converging verticals – like this: You can use an expensive tilt-shift lens to fix that. But there is an easier way: in the Lightroom “Develop” module, find “Lens...
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Getting things right
Imagine a shot like this. Go to the DEVELOP module in Lightroom. Open the LENS CORRECTIONS pane. In that, turn on AUTO in the “Upright” section: Click, and instantly you get: And in colour, there is...
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