Auto-Hiding Lightroom’s Adjustment Brush Pins
Happy Tuesday, ya’ll. Here’s another great 60-seconds or less tip from long-time Lightroom team member Benjamin Warde, and it on a very handy feature (one I use always) for when you’re working with the Adjustment Brush. Check it out:
Thanks, Benjamin!
Hope you have a-rockin’ day!
-Scott
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I’ll be there in August with my full-day Lightroom seminar, but before then I’ll be in Raleigh and Lansing. Hope you’ll join me for the day. http://kelbyonelive.com
Does that in LR 5.7 too. Yawn.
Thanks – super simple, but really smooths out the editing process…
Thanks Scott and Benjamin. This is a really useful trick.
what about the “selected” option. Doesn’t make any sense to me….
Say you choose the radial filter. If you have auto on, you see all of them when your mouse is in the frame – roll out, they hide. If you only want to see the one you’re working on ? You click it to make it active – then roll your mouse out and back, it alone shows… you don’t see all the others of similar type (radial, gradient …)
…and it’s been right under my nose all this time! Thanks!!!
Now that is cool. Thank you 🙂