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In Photoshop I would always go to image-adjustment-levels. Is there a similar thing in Lightroom? Right now I am just moving the sliders by eye. Sorry for such a noob question.
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Well, a lot would depend on what you were doing with the Photoshop, but as a guess....
Exposure, Blacks, Brightness sliders. Hold down the Alt key when dragging the first two.
John
Exposure, Blacks, Brightness sliders. Hold down the Alt key when dragging the first two.
John
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Thanks John, I am just so used to using CS3 that it is hard for me to change. I fee like a fish out of water. Although, I really feel like Lightroom has a lot to offer and can save me a lot time. Most of my photos are ones of my family and friends. I end up making basic adjustments and printing at home.
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