In addition to bringing the sharpness all the way down, I also bring the clarity slider all the way down. ( TIP: If you’re not a fan of sliders, you can also click the number to the right of the slider and simply type in the value you would like to use).
From there, simply drag the sharpness slider all the way back to -100. I usually begin by selecting the ‘Sharpness’ menu item. These options are very similar for each tool. Next you will need to set the blur effect that you want to be applied to your image using the Lightroom brush, radial gradient or linear gradient tool options. Next, choose which option you want to use to apply blur to the image. You can blur a background in Lightroom using any one or more of these 3 tools:ĭepending on the option you choose, first click on the Masks icon in the toolbar just below the histogram in Lightroom. If you want to learn how to do this in Photoshop click here. Note: You can also Blur a Background in Photoshop. Regardless of which option you choose, the first 2 steps are identical. I’m going to walk you through 3 different (and easy) ways to blur the background in Lightroom. Getting this right in camera is preferable, but did you know you can fake a background blur in Lightroom pretty easily? With the skillful use of brushes and filters, you can hardly tell the difference. Or maybe like me, you just simply forgot to adjust your aperture? Don’t worry, I won’t tell if you won’t. Have you ever have those times when you wish you’d shot something with a wider aperture, so your image would have that dreamy background blur behind your subject? How to Sync Lightroom Presets from CC to Mobile How to Install Presets in the Free Lightroom Mobile App
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