Take a look at the image shown here, and the rounding of the court (and the word “Bulls”).
In this case, I’m using a photo taken with a 10.5mm fisheye lens, and while there are third-party plug-ins you can buy toĪddress the fisheye distortion caused by the lens, since it’s now built in to Lightroom, we don’t have to use them (wild cheersĮnsue!). Open an image that has a lens distortion problem (by the way, this feature also automatically corrects edge vignetting problemsĪnd chromatic aberrations as well, which I’ll cover later, but here we’re just going to be focusing on geometric distortion). Only fix your lens distortion problem, it can often do it automatically (but of course, you can do it manually if you want Types of problems you had to jump over to Photoshop and manually try to tweak your image there.
These types of lens distortions are really pretty common, but in previous versions of Lightroom, to fix these Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 Book for Digital Photographers, TheĮver shoot some buildings downtown and they look like they’re leaning back? Or maybe the top of the building looks wider than
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