How YOU Should Use MASKING in LIGHTROOM

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In this tutorial, I demonstrate how I implement masking in Lightroom.
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[@mikebartow9415]

Thanks! That was a very informative demonstration. Keep up the good work.

[@thommyandersen1522]

Masking in Lightroom is a game-changer!
The ability to selectively edit specific areas of my photos gives me so much creative control. Thanks for the great tutorial.

[@tomoconnor7674]

Wonderful class on Masking, thank you Anthony!

[@doublejackmcleod9931]

Thank you Anthony. As always a great tutorial. The "option" key for add/subtract while masking is a game changer for me.

[@williamcollins5417]

Great video...cleared up some areas i had a problem with...thank you...

[@stephenbrasure4331]

Very helpful video! I will definitely try these masking techniques to my post processing.

[@marciazeigler3161]

Very informative video. Especially the use of intersection for masking. Thank you!

[@stevepa999]

If you want to apply the same adjustments to everyone in a portrait you can select all people, then apply the mask to the skin, teeth, eyes etc. There is no need to select each person one by one.

[@michaelmcphee2930]

Yup I often go that way.

[@scissortail]

I will say sometimes selecting all vs selecting each person one by one yields different mask results. Like teeth, if you select teeth for all, sometimes it's not as accurate, but most of the time selecting all people is amazing!

[@dblejax]

Great video! Thank you!!

[@sarahbatsford4791]

Thanks Anthony👍

[@wolfdd]

Thanks for another great video! Besides the huge possibilities using masks it also underlined, that often less can be more at the end.

[@foisonurlubu4303]

Very good this time, thank you.

[@andrevankoningsbruggen7421]

Thank you Anthony! that was really good (I just purchased the lightroom classic training to deep dive into this application and get more out of my photos

[@yvonnemalaquin9336]

Excellent thank you, just what I needed

[@rayrozema5960]

Very good instruction

[@PedroCoelho]

This is fantastic content. Thank you for sharing. I'll try to incorporate masking into my photo editing workflow thanks to your video explanation.

[@williamhager1872]

GREAT VID! Thank You.

[@nicktippey7331]

Great thanks, very helpful

[@arbsfoundation4510]

Very helpful. Thanks

[@nelsono4315]

excellent !

[@joshuasmith2107]

Adobe Lightroom doesn’t have an AI noise reduction button, you have to do it manually. It doesn’t have all the great making tools like Lightroom classic either, it really sucks.