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Portrait Retouching in Lightroom, Part 4 (Realistically Retouch Wrinkles)

It’s the fourth installment of our retouching column: last time, we looked at retouching teeth, and also wound up brightening the whites of the eyes. This time around, we’re going to look at a very…

Portrait Retouching in Lightroom, Part 1

I started a new column in Photoshop User magazine a few months back on how to retouch portraits using only Lightroom, and with all the new masking tools and greatly improved “healing brush,” I think…

Select Objects

With the latest update across the Lr/ACR apps one of the most useful for creating masks may be the ability to select “objects” using the power of AI and your ability to draw a selection…

Great Trick For Balancing Lighting Using Lightroom’s New Masking Feature

PROGRAMMING NOTE: Today is pre-conference day for our all online Landscape Photography Conference, and besides our orientation class, I’m doing a class on “What makes a great landscape photo?” and it’s not too late to…

Get Oriented to Masking

I love the new Masking tools in the latest version of Lightroom Classic, Lightroom, and Adobe Camera Raw, but I admit, it can take a bit of getting used to when you first see the…

Intersect Mask

The new/upgraded Masking functionality in Lightroom Classic (and friends) has been very positively received so far. There’s one aspect, Intersect Mask, that seems be a little harder to understand on first look, so I thought…

Cool Little Tip For Lightroom’s Radial Filter

This is one of those tips you might not use everyday, but when you need it, it’s really quick and handy. Get the Radial filter; hold the Command key on Mac (Ctrl-key on PC), and…

Such a Great Little Tip For Getting Your Lightroom Spot Healing Brush The Right Size Every Time!

When you’re removing spots or lines or whatever using the Spot Removal Tool (or the Healing Brush in the cloud version – they’re the same tool with different names), the goal is to make your brush…