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Correct lens distortions
Learn how to use Optics tools to automatically correct lens distortion and chromatic aberration.
Use Optics corrections when you notice color fringing along high-contrast edges or curved lines that should appear straight. These corrections work best with photos captured using lenses that have known distortion profiles.
Select Edit > Optics .
Switch on the toggle for the following:
- Remove chromatic aberration: Automatically remove blue-yellow and red-green color fringes along edges.
- Enable lens corrections: Automatically correct geometric distortion based on your lens and camera profile.
Remove Chromatic Aberration
Select a photo to open it in Detail view.
Select Edit > Optics .
In the Optics panel, toggle on Remove Chromatic Aberration.
Adobe Lightroom automatically analyzes and removes color fringing from your photo.
Apply automatic lens corrections
Select a photo to open it in Detail view.
Select Edit > Optics .
In the Optics panel, toggle on Enable Lens Corrections.
Adobe Lightroom automatically applies corrections for distortion and vignetting based on the lens profile detected from your photo’s metadata.
If needed, select Manually Select a Profile, select Make, and then select a different camera profile.
Select Model and Profile from the available options, and then select the Done icon to save your settings.
The Auto Select option is only accessible if Lightroom can automatically locate a matching Lens Profile for your image.
Hold and drag the following sliders as required:
- Distortion Correction: Adjusts the image to fix barrel or pincushion distortion caused by the lens.
- Lens Vignetting: Adjusts the brightness around the edges to reduce or enhance vignetting.
Lens profiles are most accurate when Lightroom can identify your specific camera and lens combination from EXIF data. For photos without this information, experiment with similar lens profiles to find the best match.
Zoom in to see the effect of chromatic aberration correction on fine details and high-contrast edges.
Lightroom applies corrections based on the lens metadata embedded in your photo. If your camera or lens isn't recognized, Enable Lens Correction may not be available.