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Create An Off Camera Light Source In Lightroom
Use Lightroom’s masking tools to expertly craft an off-camera light source.
Apply Two Curves In Lightroom!
The Lightroom Curves tool has both a point curve and a parametric curve. Did you know you can apply both to your photos? It has its uses.
How To Invert Simple And Complex Masks In Lightroom
You can create very complex masks with Lightroom’s recently enhanced masking tools. How do you invert a multi-component complex mask?
Major Updates To Masking In Lightroom Classic
Adobe gave masking in Lightroom Classic a major boost! AI-powered masks make their debut.
A Non-Destructive Layered Workflow With Lightroom And ON1 Effects 2022
Like the filters and easy-to-use masks in ON1 Effects? The latest 2022 plugin from ON1 gives Lightroom a non-destructive layered workflow.
3 Steps To Get Crisp And Clean Whitewash In Your Water Photos
I have a simple technique to remove color casts from whitewash in your photos of rivers and streams. Make the flowing fingers of water in your landscape photos pop!
Use The Overlay Modes To Check Your Lightroom Masks
Is your mask in Lightroom as precise as you think it is? Check it using the mask overlay modes.
Use Lightroom Snapshots And History To Do Before And After Comparisons
Do you want to see how the last 5 changes have affected your photo? Or need a method to roll back the last few graduated filters you added to an image? Do this in Lightroom with the History panel and Snapshots.
Using Contrast To Create Depth In Your Black & White Photos - In Post #506
Make compelling black and white landscape photos with effective use of contrast.
Stay Organized With Virtual Copy Names In Lightroom
Give your virtual copies a unique name and display them in the Grid and Loupe views.
Explore Your Photo Trends With The Library Filters In Lightroom
Answer questions about your photography and identify trends in your shooting habits with the Library Filter in Lightroom.
Local Highlight Correction For Print Prep In Lightroom
Don’t wrestle with your global controls in the Basic panel or the Tone Curve. Use a local brush tool to handle small specs of blown highlights.