How To Use The Selective Editing Brush In Adobe Lightroom For Mobile
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- Learn how to use the Selective Editing Brush In Adobe Lightroom for Mobile.
The Selective Editing Brush Tool inside of the amazing Adobe Lightroom For Mobile App allows us to adjust very specific areas of our photo without altering the rest of the image.
Like the Linear and Radial Gradient Tools, the Selective Editing Brush is super helpful when we want to hide a distracting element in our image or retouch a portrait.
There are two quick warnings at the start of this lesson that are worth noting. First, I use an Apple iPad Pro and an Apple Pencil throughout this tutorial.
That’s an important detail because at the moment, the brush tip pressure feature that I demonstrate in the first part of this video only works with tools like these or a new Apple iPhones that has the 3D Touch capability.
To be clear, the Brush tool itself works fine on all other devices, including Android tablets / smartphones and older iPads, but on these devices this brush tip pressure sensitivity feature is currently missing.
Second, the Selective Editing Brush can be a frustrating tool. Mastering this tool takes more practice than most of Adobe Lightroom For Mobile’s other features.
Expect to make mistakes while you are learning this one and don’t be afraid to erase your errors, or delete your brush strokes, and start over.
I believe that those who put in the time to master the Selective Editing Brush will come to love the ability to paint sophisticated flexible changes directly into our images using nothing but our fingers and a smartphone or tablet’s touchscreen. This is amazing stuff but there is a bit of a learning curve so stick with this one and keep practicing!
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This is one of the clearest and comprehensive tutorials I have seen on a LR feature. Thank you for keeping it at a level that helps all viewers no matter their LR skill set. Keeping something simple and yet comprehensive is impressive.
Thank you for the wonderful positive feedback on this tutorial! Most appreciated.
Thank you very much for this tutorial. What i did not find up to now is how to apply the selective brush as a line (as done in the non-mobile version with the Shift key).
Good question! I don't know of a way to restrict the brush movement to a straight line on a mobile device like you can on the desktop. Will get back to you if I find an answer!
This was very helpful. Thank you for the great video.
Thank you for the kind words on this tutorial. Most appreciated!
Your tutorial is crystal clear.
Thank you!
Super clear, so easy to follow. Thank you very much.
You're very welcome!
Thank you. Got lots of help with this video. it was frustrating using the selective brush but got it now.
Glad to hear that you found this one helpful. I should add that for images that needing extensive retouching that the new Adobe Photoshop for iPad is a better option than Lightroom for Mobile's Selective Editing Brush Tool.
Superb tutorial! One of the best! Thank you so much!
Thank you!
Thanks for the clear tutorial!
You're welcome! Thank you for the positive feedback on this tutorial.
Very helpful, thanks!
Glad this one helped. Thanks!
Fantastic, really easy to understand for a beginner like me, thank you
Thank you! I am glad that this was helpful and easy to understand.
Thank you for this great tutorial 👍
You’re welcome 😊
Fantastic, thanks.
Thank you for the positive feedback!
Very helpful!
Glad to hear that this one helped.
Excellent practical useful 👍🏼
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you
You're welcome
Thats very helpful
Thanks!
Thank you for this clear, practical tutorial that got straight to the point. Is it possible to save brush presets? On desktop I can save the setting and name brushes (teeth whitening brush, blue eye enhancer brush etc). I am not finding a way to do this on Lightroom for iPad Pro. Thanks
This is a great question. It is not possible to save specific brush presets at this point in time in the Adobe Lightroom for Mobile App or in the desktop version of the Adobe Lightroom (Cloud-Based) program. As you know, you can save brush presets in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic so I assume that Adobe is working on this but that kind of tool specific settings have not made it over to the iPad yet.
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
can we do eye retouching? i want to make my dark brown eye more lighter
The best way to retouch the eyes in a portrait is with Adobe Photoshop. If you don't want to work with Photoshop though then these Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic tutorials will teach you how to make changes to your eyes using the Brush Masking Tool. See ruclips.net/video/eyRGsvPUSAs/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/JiO8mlIQDwQ/видео.html
I use Lightroom Cc on my computer and I have bought different masks. Possible to import it to lightroom mobile?
I need a little more information here please. Do you mean that you bought custom Develop Presets / Adjustment Brush Presets for Adobe Lightroom (cloud-based) or for Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic? The answer on what can be transferred to the Adobe Lightroom for Mobile App will depend on what you bought and which type of Lightroom you are actually using on your computer.
So currently, there’s no way to keep the red overlay on while erasing? That’s a shame. Maybe Adobe will fix that in a future update. I’m happy they adding scrolling support for the new iPad keyboard though! It was a huge pain the ass trying to scroll with the touchpad while in grid mode and realizing I had to use the screen instead.
I don't know of a way, unfortunately, to keep the overlay visible while erasing. I find myself erasing then taping on the edit pin again and again to check my work. It's tedious and hopefully something Adobe will fix but it works.
Where is the before and after comparison ?
To see a before and after comparison while using the Adobe Lightroom for Mobile App, press and hold one finger against the middle of your screen while working in Edit module.