I'm Helen Bradley - I'm a photographer and Photoshop professional. In this Photoshop and Lightroom blog you will find powerful Photoshop and Lightroom tips, tricks and techniques that will help you get more out of both programs. You will also find step by step guides for working creatively with your photos in Lightroom and Photoshop and any other cool applications I know you will be interested in knowing more about.
One time when you’ll want to use a negative value for Clarity in Lightroom is when you have a portrait that you want to give a softened look to.
Negative clarity softens an image so it’s a good choice to use. Just adjust the slider to the left to around -20 or more depending on the results.
Use this on portraits of women and children or to give an image an ‘Early Hollywood/Casablanca’ feel.
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