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Three effective ways to use lens correction in Photoshop

Apr 5, 2016 by GB Leave a Comment

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Lens Corrections

Lenses are getting better in quality with each passing year. But, no amount of technology put into the IQ of a lens can change physics. Sometimes, especially when using wide-angle lenses, you end up with slightly distorted images due to limitations in the lens or camera.

Thankfully, these things are considerably easy to correct in post. Here to showcase just three of the ways you can make lens corrections in Photoshop is Tutvid.

In the 13-minute video, Tutvid walks through three separate ways you can use Photoshop’s automated lens correction tools to correct barrel distortion, vignetting and chromatic aberration that might appear in your images.

Sometimes one technique works better than the others for a given image, so having this trifecta of options to work with in post will help ensure you’re covered in any and all situations.

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