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Unpacking the New Masking Features in Lightroom
Scott Kelby
with Scott Kelby
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lessons: 13 Course Lessons
duration: 1hr, 9min
published: 2021
watched: 5787 Member Views
Unpacking the New Masking Features in Lightroom
with Scott Kelby
Are you ready to take your Lightroom skills to the next level? Join Scott Kelby for an in-depth exploration of the brand new Masking feature, which gives you precision control over editing your photos like never before. Learn the five key things you need to know and discover how to take advantage of the latest updates to Lightroom Classic's Metadata panel. With these powerful new tools at your fingertips, your photos will look better than ever before. Enroll now and take your Lightroom game to the next level! BUY COURSE
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lesson 1: Five Things You Need to Know (free course preview)
Scott introduces the class and discusses what will be covered in the lessons that follow.
6min, 1sec
lesson 2: Select Subject
One of the best new features of Masking is the AI-based Select Subject function.
4min, 16sec
lesson 3: Select Sky
Using the same machine learning as Select Subject, you can also build a mask automatically with Select Sky.
3min, 37sec
lesson 4: Inverting a Mask
The automatic selection tools are powerful, but they can also be inverted to select everything else except that subject or sky.
5min, 59sec
lesson 5: Adding or Subtracting
The Linear Gradient is powerful, but Adobe’s has taken it to a new level with the ability to add or subtract from it using any of the other Masking tools.
5min, 52sec
lesson 6: Color Range
The Color Range function can now be used on the entire image by itself to select a color and make a mask.
5min, 55sec
lesson 7: Luminance Range
Similar to Color Range, Luminance Range can function on its own as a way to make a mask by brightness values.
5min, 55sec
lesson 8: Brushing on a Mask
Formerly called the Adjustment Brush, now it is just called the Brush, but it works the same way.
8min, 21sec
lesson 9: What to Do When Select Subject Needs Help
Using Select Subject or Select Sky is a great way to start, but sometimes those tools need a little help from other Masking tools.
7min, 30sec
lesson 10: Skin Retouching
Using the Masking tools can make skin retouching so much easier.
5min, 21sec
lesson 11: Intersect Mask
There may be situations where you want to use the Intersect Mask function to create a new mask.
2min, 18sec
lesson 12: Masking on Mobile
Scott shows how to use the Masking tools in Lightroom for mobile.
3min, 27sec
lesson 13: Metadata Panel Updates
One last thing that snuck into this update is a revamped Metadata panel.
5min, 14sec
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