Thursday night I did a deep dive into researching how to capture better sunrise and sunset photos. So this morning I tried to take what I had learned to the sunset. When I looked at my photos the first time around I was very pleased. But when I started to edit them, I noticed some strange rather large red dots in my photos. Then I remembered - I had taken off the lens cap and then the lens hood and put them on the table. I had totally forgotten about lens flare - caused by shooting into the sun and not shading your camera lens. This causes what is called a lens flare - or large red dots on your photos.
So the next thing I researched was how to get rid of the large red dots. I tried my old method of getting rid of them by manually using the band aid - healing tool. It is not very good in Lightroom. But there was a new tool under this same setting that used AI. I tried to use it by just figuring it out myself - not successful. But you can ask Google anything right? I watched a couple of you tube videos and was flabbergasted by the improvement.
Once I knew what I was doing - it worked like a charm. Now I know how to get rid of all kinds of unwanted elements in my photos. Why didn't I learn this earlier!



























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