Color Grading
HSL in Lightroom: The Adjustment Most Editors Use Wrong (And How to Fix That)
I was editing a portrait last fall and something was bothering me about the skin tones. The overall exposure was solid, the white balance was dialed in, but the subject looked vaguely radioactive. That particular shade of orange that creeps into skin when you push a warm preset too hard. My first instinct, the instinct every beginner has, was to reach for the Temperature slider and walk it back. That would have fixed the skin and wrecked everything else in the frame.