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    Intro to Masking

    in Lightroom
    What are Lightroom
    masking tools?
    Masking tools allow you to apply adjustments to
    specific areas of a photo instead of the entire image.
    For example, if you want to decrease the saturation of
    your subject while keeping the background
    unchanged, you can use a mask to isolate the subject
    and adjust the saturation selectively.

    Desktop:

    To access the masking tool, open your photo and


    select ‘Masking’ from the right panel. The masking
    icon is represented by a blue circle with a dotted
    outline or can be accessed using the shortcut (Shift +
    W).

    Mobile:

    To access the masking tool, open your photo and


    select ‘Masking’ from the bottom panel. The
    masking icon is represented by a blue circle with a
    dotted outline.
    Masking TOOLs
    in Lightroom:
    #1 Subject: Using Select Subject, Lightroom Classic
    automatically identifies and selects the subject in
    your photo, allowing you to apply targeted edits. You
    can view the selection overlay and access the mask in
    the Masks panel.

    #2 Select Sky: Lightroom Classic will analyze the


    #1 #2 #3 photo and automatically select the sky for you.

    #4 #3 Select Background: Select Background


    #5 automatically isolates the background in your photo
    #6 using AI.
    #7
    #8 #4 Select Objects: Select Objects offers masking tools
    that let you automatically select objects by brushing
    or drawing over them in your photo.

    #5 Brush: Use the Brush tool to click and drag over


    the areas you want to edit. Adjust the Brush Size,
    Feather, Flow, and Density using the sliders provided.

    #6 Linear Gradient: Click and drag the tool over the


    area you want to edit. This allows you to adjust large
    There are many different masking portions of the photo with a gradual, soft transition
    tools available, including some AI- for smooth edits.
    based tools. There are no good or bad
    tools; the variety of tools simply helps #7 Radial Gradient: Click and drag the tool over the
    you achieve the best selection of a area you want to edit. This tool allows for local
    certain area of the photo. The same adjustments inside or outside an oval shape. Use the
    tools are available in Lightroom Feather slider to control the softness of the
    Mobile. adjustments.

    #8 Range:

    Color Range: Sample colors within the mask area.

    Luminance Range: Select areas based on brightness


    levels.

    Depth Range: Choose areas based on distance from


    the camera (available for photos with depth
    information).
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