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This is part of the Landscapes Masterclass series.The white balance settings in Lightroom not only set the general, overall colour cast of your photos, but are one of the most powerful ways to create an incredible depth of colour, and to bring something special out of otherwise boring photos.Using targeted white balance adjustments, you can enhance sunrises, paint in new sunsets, make stormy skies pop, create stylised effects, and much more, all with very little time and effort. For more advanced Lightroom users, you can add tone curve and split-toning effects, which if applied at a very low level, can help you to create special landscape and cityscape photos.Want to skip ahead? There are plenty of white balance overlay presets available for free in the Lightroom Develop System. Prefer to make them yourself? Then read on. Part 1 is all about basic effects, using white balance to modify colour. Part 2 deals with adding in some more advanced effects such as creating new sunsets from scratch, and Part 3 is a secret 🙂 Let’s start with some examples to get a feel for what you can do.Get the Lightroom Develop System for Free!Subscribe to the mailing list and get a free download link right nowLet’s start by enhancing a sunset over Stockholm, entirely using targeted white balance adjustments. This is an excellent way to start processing a photo, as you only have to change the main white balance slider, then add a few graduated and radial filters. It’s one of the most powerful and simple techniques I use to process photos, yet not many people seem to know about it. Here’s the before &amp; after, and I’ll guide you through the steps for this process below.Get the Lightroom Develop System for Free!Subscribe to the mailing list and get a free download link right nowYou can see this workflow in action in the Add Colour Depth to Fix Flat Sunsets video below:If you like your resulting photo, you can stop here. But you can always take it further, if you want. Read the Landscape Masterclass Tutorial for tips, tricks and ideas, or turn to Part 2 for more advanced uses of these white balance overlays, including the results of combining them with curves.Turn to Part 2 for more …Can’t Find What You’re Looking For?About MeHi, I'm Tim Daniels, photographer and photo trainer, founder of Lapse of the Shutter and creator of the totally free Lightroom Develop System. I've travelled to (probably) over 30 countries since 2013, taking photos and licensing them around the world, and creating lots of free photography learning resources. Read More ... Top Post Processing Photo GuidesEnter your email below and get the definitive guide to photo processing in Lightroom and Photoshop:

This is part of the Landscapes Masterclass series.The white balance settings in Lightroom not only set the general, overall colour cast of your photos, but are one of the most powerful ways to create an incredible depth of colour, and to bring something special out of otherwise boring photos.Using targeted white balance adjustments, you can enhance sunrises, paint in new sunsets, make stormy skies pop, create stylised effects, and much more, all with very little time and effort. For more advanced Lightroom users, you can add tone curve and split-toning effects, which if applied at a very...

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