📅 Wednesday, March 25
⏰ 6:00 PM Central Time (90 minutes)
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This live masterclass is limited to 30 underwater photographers so everyone can ask questions and get direct feedback.
In 90 minutes you’ll learn the Lightroom editing sequence that makes underwater images look natural, balanced, and consistent from dive to dive.
Hosted by Robert Herb — 9,700 dives and 50+ years of photography experience
Limited to 30 live participants.
You understand Lightroom.
You know the sliders. You’ve improved your edits. Your images are better than they were.
And yet, they still feel almost right.
Color varies more than it should. Some photos feel flat. You find yourself adjusting the same image again and again.
That’s usually not a camera issue.
It’s rarely a preset issue.
Most of the time, It’s a sequence issue.
The sequence mistake most underwater photographers make
Why tone must come before color
How clarity is often used to fix the wrong issue
The 5-stage Lightroom Consistency Framework™
A structured image breakdown that shows the decision-making behind consistent edits
Underwater photographers using Lightroom
Divers who want consistency across dives
Editors ready to move beyond presets
Photographers willing to refine their process
This is not for:
Complete Lightroom beginners
Photographers looking for one-click fixes
Anyone unwilling to follow a structured process
This is not theory or vague editing advice.
You’ll see the full Lightroom Consistency Framework™ applied step by step using real underwater images.
A live breakdown of the 5-stage Lightroom Consistency Framework™
The exact editing sequence you can apply immediately
Real-time decision-making on tone, color, and clarity
A repeatable structure for dive-to-dive consistency
A simple system to stop second-guessing
By the end, you’ll be able to edit an underwater image from start to finish without second-guessing your sequence.
After more than 9,700 dives and over 150,000 underwater images, I realized something: inconsistent results weren’t caused by talent, gear, or presets. They were caused by sequence.
I refined this framework by applying it across thousands of dives, different cameras, changing lighting conditions, and every type of water I encounter.
What I teach in this masterclass isn’t theory. It’s the structure I use every week in the field.
Built from real-world underwater shooting experience
Refined across thousands of real edits
Designed specifically for underwater photographers
If you’re ready to stop guessing and start editing with structure, this masterclass is for you.
Limited to 30 live participants. Short pre-registration questionnaire required.
For those who want guided feedback and live image critique, a small cohort training opportunity will be offered after the Masterclass.