Learn Adobe Lightroom for iPad

Import raw images into Lightroom for iPad by inserting an SD card, opening the import menu, and selecting or deselecting photos to import.

import a raw image from glacier national park shot with a Sony A7 IV and 135mm G Master lens, and compare original to the edited version after applying lens corrections.

In Lightroom for iPad, adjust white balance from 6400 kelvin to warm a cool sky and water, use the eyedropper to pick white balance area, then apply to enhance colors.

Crop to align the horizon with the water's level, make manual adjustments instead of the straighten tool, zoom on iPad, and compare the edited image to the original.

Adjust exposure in Lightroom for iPad by balancing highlights, shadows, whites, and blacks to recover detail, preserve raw image data, and create richer, more dynamic landscapes.

Explore texture and clarity in Lightroom for iPad to sharpen fine details, control contrast, and manage luminance. Balance the two sliders to enhance sharpness without overdoing exposure.

Explore how to fine-tune sharpening in Lightroom for iPad's detail tab, adjusting sharpness to 70–75 and detail to 50–55, while using masking to protect skies and background.

Apply noise reduction between 20 and 30 in landscape images to smooth fine noise from mist, using the noise reduction slider judiciously. Avoid over-softening the image, except in low-light scenes.

Add a subtle vignette to darken image edges and draw attention to the center, and feather the edge to control the amount and avoid corner color shifting.

Learn how the dehaze tool in Lightroom for iPad can adjust contrast to reveal background detail; use it sparingly to subtly increase foreground-background separation without overdoing it.