Lastly, click on the Crop & Straighten icon and adjust the Angle to 0.20, then click Close. Under Vignetting, reduce the intensity of the correction to 90, to leave a subtle amount of natural vignetting to draw attention to the Milky Way. Scroll down to the Lens Corrections tab and enable Remove Chromatic Aberration and Enable Profile Corrections to correct for any lens distortion and vignetting. Once you have imported the tutorial image into LR, click on the Develop module. If you’d like to follow along the steps below with the image we're using here, you can go here to download the hi-res project file, or click the link on the right (PC/Mac users).
In this tutorial, I'm going to show how a few simple steps will help you get the most out of your astrophotography RAW files and remove light pollution in Adobe Lightroom Classic.
