Quick Tip on Using Lightroom’s Target Adjustment Tool
It’s time for another Lightroom Coffee Break with Adobe’s own Benjamin Warde. This time, in just 44-seconds, he shows you how and why you’d want to use Lightroom’s Targeted Adjustment Tool.
Pretty handy tool, and one I use myself quite a bit. 🙂
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An essential tips for Lightroom lovers. I personally like working with photoshop. But I have to try Lightroom for learning new things.
Thank you for the tips! I am going to use this on my photos on my website at http://www.voxnclothing.com. I am still learning light room and I need to stay organized! Thank you!
Glad to here there are other editors out there using this tool. This is one that we use often at Post House to streamline our workflow and get an edge on color corrections. Thanks for sharing!
Wow! Awesome tip. Thank you so much
God be with you, Thanks for the article
It’s so simple… and yet I didn’t know you could even do that. Awesome!
Also, after 3 weeks of work, I’ve finally completed reorganizing my Lightroom catalog that I blame you for. It felt like cleaning up after the library ghost in Ghostbusters had gone through my photo library. Everything is so much better now! In fact, I want to share this with my local camera club members, too. I’m working to set up a couple of Lightroom classes for the club sometime in 2017. Wish me luck!