How to Paint Straight Lines in Lightroom
It’s easier than you’d think – check out my super quick video below (Note: there’s no audio – doesn’t need it).
Easy peasy! 🙂
Hope you found that helpful (and how about that crazy new stuff in Lightroom added yesterday, huh? Can I get a whoop, whoop!)?
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-Scott
Wow! How long has this been in there??? Thanks, Scott!!!
This is really useful with the spot healing brush for telephone wires and the like
To have some fun
The Start Click for the brush and the Shift-End click for the brush do not have to have the same size, feather, or flow – meaning your brush stroke can be variable along its length…
You can do some really cool things with this!
So true, Rikk – I did a thing with light beams in my Lightroom book using that concept. 🙂
Hey Rikk,
Thanks for that info! You’re right that could lead to some fun stuff! I’m now inspired to had some fun.
Dennis
Always remember the eraser brush works the same way… even more possibilities and you can combine brush/eraser strokes with the Graduated filters as well to even amp this up a bit more – oh, and then you can apply a Range Mask at the same time too… Mind Blown?
whoop whoop !