BEST video on explaining Point Color. Other tutorials are either hype train and "try it yourself" or technical explanation without demo with real world image usage. This explains it directly, with contrasting examples of other tools, gives the concept and good examples. Well done and thank you!
Best and most comprehensive video I've seen on this tool. I'm not sure how much use I'll be making of the old HSL sliders in the future; they seem almost obsolete now. Thank you Michael.
Hey Peter, thanks for the great feedback! And I agree about the HSL sliders… fine for some things still, but Point Color is certainly far more versatile.
Somewhat, yes. Depends on how you want to view it. Ideally, Adobe adds the ability to disable the panels individually, and I’d also like to see the ability to temporarily disable individual color point swatches, too.
Thanks for a superb video Michael. It was comprehensive and detailed and extremely helpful. You just saved me a whole lot of experimentation. I really liked that you used both a test image and a real photo because it covered a whole lot of questions I had. Thanks.
Excellent Michael, I really appreciate how well, how detailed and how clearly you went through this new feature. There is one thing I think is not solved, but I wish it were: What if I wanted to pick a color defined in a swatch and apply it to another area?
Glad you liked the tutorial! And you’re right, it’s not designed for that kind of adjustment. But I do have a video that offers a workaround (kind of). COPY COLORS using Lightroom Masking: Lightroom in a Snap #14 ruclips.net/video/tealWkFda0w/видео.html
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BEST video on explaining Point Color. Other tutorials are either hype train and "try it yourself" or technical explanation without demo with real world image usage. This explains it directly, with contrasting examples of other tools, gives the concept and good examples. Well done and thank you!
So glad you found it helpful!! Shares are always appreciated. 🙂
Definitely the best tutorial of Point Color that I have seen so far.
Glad it was helpful!
Best and most comprehensive video I've seen on this tool. I'm not sure how much use I'll be making of the old HSL sliders in the future; they seem almost obsolete now. Thank you Michael.
Hey Peter, thanks for the great feedback! And I agree about the HSL sliders… fine for some things still, but Point Color is certainly far more versatile.
You could possibly use history to toggle individual changes
Somewhat, yes. Depends on how you want to view it. Ideally, Adobe adds the ability to disable the panels individually, and I’d also like to see the ability to temporarily disable individual color point swatches, too.
So thorough which is a big help, Thanks Michael.
You’re very welcome!
Thanks for a superb video Michael. It was comprehensive and detailed and extremely helpful. You just saved me a whole lot of experimentation. I really liked that you used both a test image and a real photo because it covered a whole lot of questions I had. Thanks.
Glad to hear it!
Very thorough and very helpful. Straight up excellent tutorial.
So glad to hear it!
Excellent Michael, I really appreciate how well, how detailed and how clearly you went through this new feature.
There is one thing I think is not solved, but I wish it were:
What if I wanted to pick a color defined in a swatch and apply it to another area?
Glad you liked the tutorial! And you’re right, it’s not designed for that kind of adjustment. But I do have a video that offers a workaround (kind of).
COPY COLORS using Lightroom Masking: Lightroom in a Snap #14
ruclips.net/video/tealWkFda0w/видео.html
Danke!
Vielen Dank für Ihre Unterstützung!
Thanks!
Thanks so much!
Thanks! Really explains everything about the point color that you need. Awesome new feature.
You're welcome! It’s definitely a powerful new tool.
You are really good-clear, concise, understandable. Thank you, Alex
You're very welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful.
best guidence video
Glad you found it helpful!