Remove Halos Like A Pro In Lightroom

A problem landscape photographers face often are thin halos around subjects in a photo. They are unattractive and distracting, usually surfacing at high contrast boundaries. They are especially problematic when your subjects are backlit - which is commonplace when your camera is pointed toward the sun.

In this video, I share my technique to remove color fringes at the boundaries of a subject.

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00:00 How To Get Rid Of Color Fringes In Lightroom
00:28 Where Color Fringe Can Be A Problem
01:28 Step 1 - Create A Color Range Mask
01:57 Step 2 - Intersect The Color Range Mask With A Brush
02:46 Step 3 - Decrease Saturation
02:57 Optional - Refine The Color Range Mask
03:20 Wrap-up

[DarylDeHart]

Hi Scott good video. As a ON 1 user could this be accomplished using the chisel brush? I never learned LightRoom.

[hanswi]

Good - but most of all halos in Lightroom are WHITE, how could I remove those?