So, I am crawling the internet for the quickest way to apply Vignettes to our photos using just photoshop. I see tutorial after tutorial that were both complicated and very time-consuming. For real estate photography, I need something quick and easy due to quick turn around times. Summer suggested doing that in lightroom because it is easy on there, but I do not like putting pictures back into lightroom after I have already exported them, it is complicated LOL. But when she said lightroom, a light bulb went off in my head. There is a watered-down version of lightroom inside of photoshop under “Camera Raw Filter”. So, I opened the filter, and there it was! Vignette!
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