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Im new bee to L R and i learn a lot today! Your my LR master! Tnx for sharing this!
You might want to add in the Density slider when doing multiple brushes – gives you finer control over the results.
Mike.
Not just the brushes you can stack. When I have a shot with the typical pinprick flash reflection, I sometimes create a “better” reflection by using the spot removal brush, first to copy a white part of the eye to where I want the highlight, then to obscure part of that with a copy of the pupil, then to cover remove the flash glint (if not done already). A pass or two with the brush to get the highlight to preference and voila, a nice half-moon reflection and no more flash eye.
Great video! Makes me feel I have endless possibilities now using this program since I am a newbie.
Hi MATT Loving very single Tip from you …I Like the delete thing of the brusches !!! Are you planing coming to Germany sometime ???
Greetings from Munich
Javier
I find stacking adjustment brushes together if you have a lot of darkening to do. I had a photo where my couch was the majority of the background and the carpet was showing through. I darkened the carpet as much as I could, then I darkened the whole couch and carpet together (I wanted a dark background) so that the carpet blended into the couch a lot more.
Interesting effect. I found on my underpowered Macbook that stacking the brushes causes lightroom 2 to become unresponsive and I have to force quit. Any ideas?
Thats a good one. Thanks Matt.
Holy new and exciting intro, Batman!
Thx for all Videos on your web-site, each of them are great.
Greetings from Austria
Philipp
Yes, the fact that stacking is possible is neat and occasionally very useful – but in cases that require a fairly precise mask, the fact that we’d have to recreate the same mask from scratch every singly time would be a pain, especially in the absence of selection tools and a more workable auto-mask. I wish that masks could be copied and inverted, but short of that why didn’t they simply build the additional leeway into the sliders (“make them go to 11”!)?
Yes! Yes! Yes!… There should definitely be an option to copy a mask, to either duplicate it or invert it. I don’t think I would use the “duplicate” all that much on a daily basis, but there are definitely times where being able to have an inverted mask would be helpful.
Mike
Real handy video there Matt so thanks for posting.
Over the last month or so I’ve been re-working my workflow and have tried out other pieces of software to see if they ‘fit in’ better. One of the pieces of Software was Aperture 3.0 which on a personal level I felt was good but lacked something. Then along comes Lightroom Beta 3.2 and well, let’s just say I know where my loyalties are…lol
Absolutely loving the new LR 3.2 Beta and what’s real exciting is that Adobe by tradition always throw in a few little surprises upon final release so who knows what we’re going to have at our disposal.
Thanks again Matt,
Great site with great tips, videos etc…
All the best to you,
Glyn
Thanks Glyn,
Sorry we missed you at PSW last week. You woulda had a great time : )
Matt