Lightroom Coffee Break Tip: Easily Update Local Adjustments with Multiple Sliders
It’s Tuesday, that means it’s time for another awesome installment of Adobe’s own Ben Warde, and his one-minute “Lightroom Coffee Break” tips:
Sweet, right? Ben rocks!
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Another one of your tips that I thought I knew – but needed to be reminded to actually use it! Thanks!
Cool! Thanks.
Great tips BUUUUUT!
I think I missed something as I cannot get my LRCC to do this
Perhaps you could turn this into a 2 minute tip and slow down the speech a little
Thankyou
Alan, this works if you’re doing adjustments with sliders inside the radial filter, brush or gradient type tools. This isn’t available in the main Develop module itself. When the presenter chose a preset in that brush mode for skin touch-up it flips several sliders into various positions, and then choosing the diamond lets you move that set as a group. (You still have to choose “Done” to save it all and go back to main Develop module.)