I have to say, this is one of the few times a video about a “hidden tool/feature!” in Lightroom actually taught something I didn’t know that is also incredibly useful. Thanks!
Nigel, i hope you read this. Every of your videos do 2 things to me: 1. they center me. 2 they light a fire in my heart to push my creativity further. Thank you for that.
Nige, you making this videoe even when you´re still recovering for the surgery has made me to have a huge respect for you. Hope you recover well, Regards!
Nigel - I have been away from photography for a few years because I had feet and leg problems too! They really limited my physical abilities for the last several years. I had surgery yesterday to repair what was essentially an aneurism of my spinal cord! Today I can feel my feet for the first time in close to 4 years. I now have hope that I can return to photography. I have followed you for years. Today I came to your channel to get familiar with some of the new Lightroom features. I had no idea you had gone through back problems!
Possibly the best LR tutorial video you have done Nige. These are fantastic tips and explain that 'Intersect' mode so clearly and succinctly. Sending some healing power to you from Tasmania.
Thanks so much for this Nigel. I paused your video and immediately tried this tool on a photograph that I had given up on... It worked beautifully! I hope you get well soon.
I wanted to wish you a full and speedy recovery from your surgery! I also wanted to thank you for this video. Th is a remarkably transformative "hidden" use of an existing Lightroom tool. Or at least, I didn't know about it. Maybe I accidentally missed it as a new feature? In any case, the ability to "intersect" masks is an incredibly powerful refinement tool. The "select sky" mask has always been impressive for its ability to accurately select the sky (in most cases). But the practical benefits have always been limited by the (apparent) inability to soften the transition areas between sky and ground/subjects, etc. Thanks to this video, I now know how to soften or otherwise customize those transitions. Thank you again!
I’ve watched a similar video explanation on this ‘intersect’ before, but yours is much clearer. Thanks Nigel. From a fellow back pain sufferer -3 ops - I can sympathise. Hope you have a speedy recovery with good relief.
LOL Nigel, I have been requesting this feature and hadn't realized it was here. THANK YOU! On a side note, your back... My Uncle owned a landscaping company and made it big, he was the main landscaper for Disneyland back in the late 80's or 90's. He was hands on and as such destroyed his back. He's had 3 surgeries, was supposed to have just 1, the subsequent surgeries were to fix the first one. After the third, he was still in pain but decided not to do it again. They gave him pills (almost got completely hooked), the pills eased the pain but weakened his overall health making it more difficult to heal. This went on for years, but a few months after his 3rd surgery, he felt the dependence of the pills, it scared him and he stopped them but was still in enough pain he couldn't function normally. Being that we are in California he decided to give Marijuana a try. After 4 months, his back started to feel tolerable, even when he wasn't using it. I don't know the exact science behind it but there's been some research to show that Cannabis may actually help in the healing of bones. Where as pills actually hurt the healing process, weaken your mind and body. Just some food for thought. You are an incredible photographer, I strive to reach your skill level and level of success, it would be a tragedy if something like your back prevented you from moving forward in your career. Speedy recovery! Justin
Good day, Nigel. I can't tell you how many videos I've seen about Lightroom and intersecting, but this was - by far- the BEST I have seen. The explanation and the demos were just spot on. Fantastic video and thank you ever so much for sharing this process with us. Best of luck in your recovery fro your back surgery and looking forward to seeing you back in the field!
I remeber this tool was in Capture One when I tried it out for a few months and loved it. I did not realize it was available in Lightroom now, finally a video with a tip/feature that is actually helpful!! Thank you
Sorry to hear about your back, brother. I've had two spinal surgeries and it ain't fun, but hang in there, it gets better with time and getting strong again.
Wow! Fantastic video! You have helped me so much with editing in lightroom. I knew it was a powerful program, but didn't know how to access some of these amazing features. Wishing you a fast healing!
Great video Nigel; you helped me mightily. Now all I have to do is to turn this knowledge into understanding and intuitive action. Glad to see you've returned. No doubt we all look forward to seeing you running around like a headless chicken again soon.
THANKS, Nigel This Was very helpful in seeing several great examples of how the intersect tool was used. I have struggled with the concept after viewing several other vids from others that tried to explain it without good examples of the how and why. Wish you a speedy recovery. This was excellent thanks again
Nigel, this was a very helpful video! Thanks! Good luck with your recuperation. I've had back surgery as well. Be patient. You'll eventually be back on your feet.
Thank you so very much for showing this little, but powerful hidden tool in LR. Wished to do it that way, but didn't know until your video that it's already implemented in LR. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
I have to say, this is one of the few times a video about a “hidden tool/feature!” in Lightroom actually taught something I didn’t know that is also incredibly useful. Thanks!
Nobody else mentioned the alt for intersect.
The lightroom masks are so great. So much great AI these days, Luminar Topaz DxO, are all amazing, too.
@@WanderFeetChronicles In fact I had never heard about it before. I makes it a secret for me then I guess 😆
Wow! Something that wasn't actually clickbait! Thank you. Super useful.
Every once in a while you can stumble upon some really useful videos on Lightroom and Photoshop. This is definately one of those videos. Wow...
Happy to see you slowly getting back on your feet, even if recovery takes time!
One of the best updates they have done to Lightroom. It’s a very powerful and user friendly tool.
Nigel, i hope you read this. Every of your videos do 2 things to me: 1. they center me. 2 they light a fire in my heart to push my creativity further. Thank you for that.
Great info!!! Glad to see you are back and hope you are feeling 100% very soon. No rush... will be here whenever you are ready.
Nige, you making this videoe even when you´re still recovering for the surgery has made me to have a huge respect for you. Hope you recover well, Regards!
Thanks so much!
Nigel - I have been away from photography for a few years because I had feet and leg problems too! They really limited my physical abilities for the last several years. I had surgery yesterday to repair what was essentially an aneurism of my spinal cord! Today I can feel my feet for the first time in close to 4 years. I now have hope that I can return to photography. I have followed you for years. Today I came to your channel to get familiar with some of the new Lightroom features. I had no idea you had gone through back problems!
Glad to see you back. I hope your recovery is complete and you can get out in the field again. Good luck/
It is very seldom that I learn something new about Lightroom, but this is definitely one of them. Epic video
Great lightroom tips Nigel, glad to see you on screen again!
Wow! Thanks for the heads up on this feature. I wasn't aware that I could do this. Wishing you a speedy recovery from your surgery.
So glad the surgery went well... great to see you!
This is an absolute game changer. Cheers for the detailed explanation Nigel
Thanks! I truly appreciate your work.
I appreciate that!
i have known about this tool but you have displayed very nice ways of actually using it to your advantage. Very impressive.
Possibly the best LR tutorial video you have done Nige. These are fantastic tips and explain that 'Intersect' mode so clearly and succinctly. Sending some healing power to you from Tasmania.
Brilliant, Nigel - many thanks! Sorry to hear about your back troubles. Speedy recovery!
Nigel - you have knocked it out the park with this tip. Thanks.
Hope you get well soon and stay safe in these hard times
This is a great addition to the tool belt, thanks for the info Nigel! Hope the back heals quick for you!
Thanks Nigel, wishing you a speedy recovery!
These are some awesome tips! I’m praying for you to have a quick back recovery! 😊
Awesome way of explaining something I ‘ve had difficulty understanding! Thanks for the tips, Nigel!
Thanks so much for this Nigel. I paused your video and immediately tried this tool on a photograph that I had given up on... It worked beautifully! I hope you get well soon.
I wanted to wish you a full and speedy recovery from your surgery!
I also wanted to thank you for this video. Th is a remarkably transformative "hidden" use of an existing Lightroom tool. Or at least, I didn't know about it. Maybe I accidentally missed it as a new feature? In any case, the ability to "intersect" masks is an incredibly powerful refinement tool.
The "select sky" mask has always been impressive for its ability to accurately select the sky (in most cases). But the practical benefits have always been limited by the (apparent) inability to soften the transition areas between sky and ground/subjects, etc.
Thanks to this video, I now know how to soften or otherwise customize those transitions. Thank you again!
I’ve watched a similar video explanation on this ‘intersect’ before, but yours is much clearer. Thanks Nigel. From a fellow back pain sufferer -3 ops - I can sympathise. Hope you have a speedy recovery with good relief.
Great Job Nigel. Glad to see you're on the mend. I've been in back hell myself, glad to see you're getting your life back.
Great to see you're back. No pun intended. Hope you make a speedy recovery.
So grateful you shared this feature… my days of using ‘subtract’/‘add’ to masks are finally over! 😅
Great to have you back! Thank you for the tutorial, this is awesome!
Great video, very helpful! Good to see you back in the chair, and hope to see you out and about very soon!
Hope you continue to heal. Will definitely give intersections a try next edit.
LOL Nigel, I have been requesting this feature and hadn't realized it was here. THANK YOU! On a side note, your back... My Uncle owned a landscaping company and made it big, he was the main landscaper for Disneyland back in the late 80's or 90's. He was hands on and as such destroyed his back. He's had 3 surgeries, was supposed to have just 1, the subsequent surgeries were to fix the first one. After the third, he was still in pain but decided not to do it again. They gave him pills (almost got completely hooked), the pills eased the pain but weakened his overall health making it more difficult to heal. This went on for years, but a few months after his 3rd surgery, he felt the dependence of the pills, it scared him and he stopped them but was still in enough pain he couldn't function normally. Being that we are in California he decided to give Marijuana a try. After 4 months, his back started to feel tolerable, even when he wasn't using it. I don't know the exact science behind it but there's been some research to show that Cannabis may actually help in the healing of bones. Where as pills actually hurt the healing process, weaken your mind and body.
Just some food for thought. You are an incredible photographer, I strive to reach your skill level and level of success, it would be a tragedy if something like your back prevented you from moving forward in your career.
Speedy recovery!
Justin
some very useful tips here Nigel,thanks for sharing,hope your back get better soon so we can see you back in the field.
Thanks Nigel. Awesome as always. Hope you recover from your back surgery soonest
Thank you, Nigel, for this most excellent lesson! 👍😄
Fantastic find! Haven't seen one other person even mention this, and I had no idea it existed! Can't wait to play with it.
Well I definitely leaned something watching this. Thanks Nigel. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
This is easily one of the most useful Lightroom tip videos I’ve seen. Thanks so much. Wishing you a speedy recovery from Iceland!
Good information. Thanks for the tips! Wishing you a quick back recovery.
That is amazing. Thanks so much for sharing that. I never knew. 👍🏻. Hope you back heals quickly.
thanks Nigel and wish you speedy recovery.
It really doesn't get any better than this! Cheers Nigel.
Missed you Nigel, glad your operation went well, welcome back!!! Also, great vid!
Top tip. Like it. Thanks Nigel. Wishing you a super speedy recovery. Simon
Nice one Nigel always rely on you to pass on top tips will practice this tomorrow hope your back sorts itself out quickly till next time stay safe 👍🏻
Good day, Nigel. I can't tell you how many videos I've seen about Lightroom and intersecting, but this was - by far- the BEST I have seen. The explanation and the demos were just spot on. Fantastic video and thank you ever so much for sharing this process with us. Best of luck in your recovery fro your back surgery and looking forward to seeing you back in the field!
Very useful. In ACR pressing the shift key gets the intersect function to appear.
Nigel - Thanks for sharing. This is truly a game changer!
I'm glad you got the surgery done - I hope you heal quickly and fully. Great tips here - thank you.
I remeber this tool was in Capture One when I tried it out for a few months and loved it.
I did not realize it was available in Lightroom now, finally a video with a tip/feature that is actually helpful!!
Thank you
Sorry to hear about your back, brother. I've had two spinal surgeries and it ain't fun, but hang in there, it gets better with time and getting strong again.
Great tips Nigel. I hope the recovery from the operation is swift and you get back out with the camera soon.
Wow! Fantastic video! You have helped me so much with editing in lightroom. I knew it was a powerful program, but didn't know how to access some of these amazing features. Wishing you a fast healing!
This IS acutally SO SO good Nigel! still amazed!
I only discovered you yesterday and I think it’s going to be a great learning curve. I didn’t know so much after all!!! Thanks!
This is an amazing tutorial. Thank you for sharing your skills with us.
Great video. Hope you continue to feel better. I did this with separate masks but this is much more elegant.
Good to see you back, Nigel!
Great video Nigel; you helped me mightily. Now all I have to do is to turn this knowledge into understanding and intuitive action. Glad to see you've returned. No doubt we all look forward to seeing you running around like a headless chicken again soon.
One of your best videos. Top lightroom tip and well explained. More like that would be good. Thanks
Very cool. Never noticed the intersect tool before. Thank you and best to your progress in healing.
THANKS, Nigel This Was very helpful in seeing several great examples of how the intersect tool was used. I have struggled with the concept after viewing several other vids from others that tried to explain it without good examples of the how and why. Wish you a speedy recovery. This was excellent thanks again
Thank you. I did not know that you could combine the tools that way. Very useful.
Wishing your back all the healing powers of the universe. Thank you for the video!
As a LRC newbie this changed everything!
this is a huge game changer looking forward to using this, thank you!!
Thank you very much. What a great tips. All your tips in Lightroom and Photoshop are extremely helpful!
I took some of my best pictures in Faroe islands but I have to admit yours are so much more epic! Thanks for the trick!
I can't lie, I expected this to be click bait, but it was genuinely a hidden feature of the masks tool I hadn't seen and that's super useful! Thanks!
Nigel, this was a very helpful video! Thanks! Good luck with your recuperation. I've had back surgery as well. Be patient. You'll eventually be back on your feet.
Wow, your lightroom videos are amazing, thank you!!! I'll look at your other videos too, your explanations are excellent!
Incredible. So useful and well demonstrated. Thanks!
Hope for a quick recovery. Your channel is a reference for landscape photography from photo to print. Thanks
Fine to have you back. We missed you and wish you optimal regeneration. Your video is great as it allways is....!
Thanks Nigel! Very clear. I’ll try it, because I often do a number of local adjustments, which intersect!. Hope your back is better soon!
Thank you so very much for showing this little, but powerful hidden tool in LR. Wished to do it that way, but didn't know until your video that it's already implemented in LR. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Another great lesson Nigel! Thank you!
I stopped the video in the middle just to test it!!! what a good tips :). Thanks!!!!
This is a valuable feature that I didn't know, thank you so much! Brilliant!!!
I appreciate your videos. Be well, Nigel.
Really helpful. Thanks. Hope you are recovering from the surgery. Having this next month as well!
great teaching moment mate!!!!!!!!!! so many people claim to have a cool secret in LR and in the end is just for clicks. not you...you rock!
Thanks so much for these super awesome tips, and I wish you a speedy recovery.
I luckily just found this technique but thanks for sharing Nigel. This method of intersect is really good.
Huge tip!!! Thanks. Looking forward to your tips on drone photography. Keep on healing!!!
Wow, what an aha-moment. Respect !!!! Such a great video despite your back-issues.
thank you like always very educational, happy you are doing much better take all the time you need enjoy your garden and stay safe....
Brilliant Nigel, thanks for the great video!!! Congrats!
Thank you, as a newbie to Lightroom it's wonderful learning about these hidden gems. Hope your back gets better soon, have fun with your drone!
Thanks, at last, a clear explanation. Best wishes, hope you’re headless chickening round the hills again soon!
Thanks Nigel for very useful tips! Hope your recovery goes well, meantime take it easy!
Love that seascape at the end!
Fantastic tip - really useful. Thanks for the video Nigel!
Thanks!
Thanks Beth!
Take care of your back Nigel !!! And thank you very much for this hidden tool. Makes life easier indeed !! Thanks so much !
Brilliant! What a great hands-on explanation of this toolset! Thank you Nigel!
Thanks for the info on intersects...very helpful! Take care!