How can I remove red color fringing on white shirt details in Lightroom or Photoshop?

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I’m editing product photos of a shirt, and some white areas show red color artifacts around the printed text when viewed zoomed out. Zooming in, it looks like color fringing/chromatic aberration. What’s the best way to reduce or remove this in Lightroom or Photoshop?

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In Lightroom there is an option to tick labeled 'Remove chromatic abberation' or words to that effect. Tick that and, hey presto!

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This looks like chromatic aberration (color fringing). In Lightroom, the simplest fix is to enable the lens correction option labeled “Remove Chromatic Aberration” in the Lens Corrections/Optics panel. That often cleans up red or magenta/green fringes automatically.

If needed, you can then fine-tune with the manual defringe controls in Lightroom. In Photoshop, Adobe Camera Raw offers similar chromatic aberration removal tools.

For future product shots, stopping down the lens a bit and avoiding high-contrast edges near the frame edges can help reduce this effect at capture.

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