Tag: Adjustment Brushes

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View More A Cool Little Lightroom Tip (and we announced a new conference today)

If you wind up doing a similar set of edits with the Adjustment Brush, you might want to consider changing the defaults from a bunch of zeros across the board, to a set of defaults…

View More Creating New Default Settings For The Adjustment Brush

This is one I definitely should have known, but absolutely did not (but of course, Rob Sylvan, Powerful Overlord of Lightroom Knowledge did). Last week I did a post on why I use Lightroom’s Vibrance…

View More I Just Learned Something Important In Lightroom I Absolutely Did Not Know

This a quickie, but a really handy one because it lets you drag out the brush to the exact size you want (I usually make the brush just a little larger than the spot, spec…

View More Quick Tip For Resizing Lightroom’s Spot Removal (Healing Brush) Brush

PROGRAMMING ALERT: The iPhone Photography Conference starts tomorrow and runs for two full days and if you want to join the 1,000+ photographers from all over the world who will be spending the next two days learn…

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This is a quickie, but it’s a good one. Here goes: You probably already know that when you’re using the Spot Removal Tool (called the ‘Healing Brush’ in Lightroom ‘cloud’), you should make your brush…

View More Awesome Little Tip For Using Lightroom’s Spot Removal Tool

When you’re using Lightroom’s Adjustment Brush (or the Graduated tool or Radial Filter), you have a choice of how Lightroom displays the Edit Pins you create while you’re editing. Once you have one of those…

View More Quick Tip for Working With Lightroom’s Edit Pins