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scorpio vega

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Use the subject, selection tool, and Lightroom should detect human subjects fairly easily, unless they are mixed in with other objects where the auto selection doesn’t work very well. When the subject is selected, they will be highlighted in red, and from there you would use your shadows, exposure, color tool, dehaze tool etc. to make adjustments to that subject. below, I posted some samples on which buttons to press in Lightroom mobile to access the subject tool. if you’re wanting to adjust skin, color and contrast, etc., you can adjust that using the color, sliders, saturation, etc. to help with that. let me know if this has helped you.

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I will definitely report back!!
 

ToddH

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Wow! That’s a lot of stars!!!! A dark sky makes a huge difference and I’m amazed at how many stars that the 15 pro max was able to capture. I’ll have to experiment with my edits to even out the details, but I’m impressed with what I got! 30” ProRAW and Lightroom mobile edits.

Taken at 35mm (1.5x) and this is the first time I’ve seen color in the Orion Nebula.

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Jussy13

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Water shot was 5x on my promax with minimal edits.

The stars was standard and a 28mm at 4am. Took quite a bit of teasing with Lightroom to get a decent photo, still learning Lightroom ony phone. Not overall pleased with it but it's a start. Definitely saw some meteors while I was out there too but failed to catch any on film.
 

Jumpie

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Wow! That’s a lot of stars!!!! A dark sky makes a huge difference and I’m amazed at how many stars that the 15 pro max was able to capture. I’ll have to experiment with my edits to even out the details, but I’m impressed with what I got! 30” ProRAW and Lightroom mobile edits.

Taken at 35mm (1.5x) and this is the first time I’ve seen color in the Orion Nebula.

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I thought I have dark skies; I don’t. I need to drive a bit for this. I might have to. Nice!
 
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