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Using Lightroom’s Masking Tools for Adjusting Clothes and Facial Hair

Great video from Terry White today – he’s so awesome at this stuff! (Side note: Terry is down with us in Tampa today, working on a future project. Can’t wait to share it. Soon. In the…

Tips For Using Lightroom’s Masking Brush

Here are a few quick shortcuts for using the Brush tool inside LIghtroom’s masking feature for those of you just getting into Lightroom (or if you’ve been using Lightroom for a while, maybe you forgot about…

“Seven Clicks To Done” (a Little Masking Goes A Long Way!)

This is just a quickie, but it shows how a little masking goes a long way. Above: Here’s the raw image out of the camera. Here’s a link to download the Raw image if you…

The Best Software for Black & White Editing

Unveiling the Power of Black and White Filter in ON1 Effects and ON1 Photo RAW, the best software for black and white editing. In photography, the allure of black and white imagery remains timeless. It’s…

How To Get Vibrance When Masking

Have you noticed when you use Lightroom masking feature, all the sliders are there….except for Vibrance. Yup, it’s not there. Or is it? Watch today’s short Lightroom Tip Tuesday and all will be revealed (insert…

An Incredible Learning Opportunity for Just Three More People (and a handy masking tip)

This is one of the most amazing, inspirational, challenging, and just downright amazing things you’ll see all day – it’s Joe McNally inviting you to spend 6-days with him doing something here’s never done before,…

How to Easily Create Lighting “Fall Off” in Lightroom Using The New Masking Tools

This is something I wind up showing a lot of “The Grid” when we do blind critiques. “Fall off” is a lighting term, and it’s used a couple of different ways, but in this case,…

Select Your Foreground In 3-Click Using This Masking Technique

This is a quick and easy way to use Lightroom’s masking tools to select your foreground in just three clicks. Check it out: STEP ONE: Start by clicking the Masking button, then click “Sky” (as…