Lightroom dehaze

[Phil V]

Just flipping brilliant

Shot a wedding Saturday, hemmed into a corner facing huge south facing windows beyond the B&G on the brightest day of the year.

Metering was a nightmare but the images were well enough captured but horrible (to me), then I remembered someone mentioned this new feature. That's the benefit of spending too much time on forums.

 

[PaulButler]

Yep, it works well used with care

 

[minnnt]

Pics or it didn't happen....

 

[Phil V]

Pics or it didn't happen....

After they're delivered.

 

[minnnt]

Booooooooo...

 

[gramps]

Used it a bit in PS and it works really well but just needs care not to overdo it

 

[sirch]

I wouldn't hesitate to use it, it's amazing what it can recover.

 

[Graham W]

I think this is one tool which will be improved upon in future updates.

 

[Brom]

just needs care not to overdo it

Agree with Gramps! A good tool, but, overusing it, even slightly, will ruin a good image.

 

[doublemint76]

I haven't had to use it yet for a washed out image etc but i've found it great for boosting contrast

 

[EightBitTony]

I used it to add some haze (moved the slider a *tiny amount*) and really liked the result. It also managed to recover an image I took through pretty filthy glass at a zoo.

 

[cymruchris]

It's definitely a feature I'm liking more and more, in controlled doses.

 

[Fuji Dave]

I just signed up for the adobe cc got both, but I too love the De haze.