Dog Photography Editing Toolbox: Removing Blue from Black Fur in Lightroom

Black dogs can look really gorgeous in pet photos, but editing their fur so they look properly black can be tricky. Depending on how you've exposed the image, and the global edits you make to the photo, they often end up looking washed out and grey, or even blue!
In this quick Lightroom tutorial, I'm sharing a new technique I've discovered for quickly and easily removing a stubborn blue colour cast from black fur, using Lightroom's new masking tools. You can use the same technique to remove any colour - other common colour casts are red or magenta.
Just another handy tip to add to your pet photography editing toolbox, from Charlotte Reeves of Unleashed Education.
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[@elizabethlatson9125]

I am having trouble finding this OPTION button for the intercept option. Please explain. ** Edit to add...I got it! Thank you! This saved my photo!

[@pollypowell3907]

This is great information. Am niching down to Giant Schnauzers. My passion. Black Dogs are a challenge. To photograph and edit. Determined to become a Black Dog specialist. Keep the Black Dog information coming!!! Thanks to both of y'all for this channel.

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A black dog specialist, love it Polly! Have fun with your black dogs. 😉