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When we use Lightroom, cropping tool utilize a grid which is White in color.
Problem is: when i edit some whitish or light-colored photo, the grid is almost invisible. In that case, I cannot pin-point rule-of-third's crossing points properly.
Is there any regular or hack-ish way to change the grid-color ?
You suggested you are fine with a "hack" more or less. You could create a virtual copy of the image, and throw the exposure of that virtual copy significantly darker to help with the visibility of the grid. Once you have the crop as desired, sync the crop only back to the original master image, and delete the virtual copy. It would take a few extra seconds but not too long.
