How To Properly DEHAZE a Photo

In this short video, I demonstrate how to properly dehaze a photo in Lightroom.

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In this short video, I demonstrate how to properly dehaze a photo in Lightroom.

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Check out one of my newer websites – The Best in Photography:

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[stephenbrasure]

It may be a short video but what an important tip! Thanks for sharing.

[PhreddCrintt]

Superb. Once again - faultless logic applied here. Thank you Anthony.

[oldtvnut]

I love hints that are based on consideration of the control interactions and making a direct workflow without having to loop repeatedly. Excellent advice!

[andredupuis]

Great and clever demonstration. Many Thanks

[Davion]

Honestly thanks for this tip. I always seems to do everything first and then do dehaze last. Now I’ll definitely do this the other way around. Makes total sense.

[CrueLoaf]

I use it frequently. On some images skin tone turns orange and I get into that battle. Thanks for another great video. You are truly the master of Light Room.

[estetubo]

Thank you. Very helpful tip. I wouldn't think it worked that way

[Overxpossed]

Nice video. Simple, but effective and insightful.

[yomismo]

Very interesting, I needed that!
Thanks, Anthony.

[hawaiianstarman]

Thanks. If noise and focus were factors, would you correct them first and last, respectively?

[pierrewakim]

Thank you so much dear friend! Amazing idea...

[tonyblake]

I have hardly used dehaze but not only has this alerted me to it but also when to use it. Previously when I used it I did go round in circles a bit so gave up. Unfortunately I tend to follow the order of adjustments as presented in LRc. Thanks.

[Zeno_Evil]

In you videos, how do you zoom the individual adjustments panel when demonstrating what you're doing? I think that might be helpful when I'm on a Zoom call with a fellow photographer (we sometimes play with adjustments on each others images and it would be easier to follow along during the process).

[frankmaresca]

Thank you for your videos. Your work flow and tips help me greatly. I do not shoot as often any more so am needing quick refreshers and tips for the new updates. I just got the topaz photo ai suit and with your tutorials, I am amazed at the results. I would print and publish more but even with monitor calibration I finished results seem to vary greatly, do you have any tips? Thank you again.

[evsbichon]

Very helpful tip. Do you recommend using the same dehaze procedure in your workflow with other software, specifically Luminar Neo? Thank you.

[christianabudinen]

What command would it be for windows? Whites and blacks? Thank you!

[rrrosecarbinela]

Great reminder to use the right tool in the right order!. BTW, that's a juvenile male, he's got a mane. :)

[MJohnson-qphe]

Wow, no dehaze slider on my lightroom 5.7.1. Whats “my” options Anthony

[daemon]

Stupid question, but how did the image get so hazy to start with? Was it taken through a glass partition?