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To remove the tree from the mask, I chose ‘Subtract’ and ‘Subject’.įinally, I adjusted the adjustment slider settings on a mask by mask basis. However, as expected, parts of the tree also shared the same colour and were therefore included in the mask. I also used the redesigned Luminance Range slider tool to fine-tune the selection.įor the fourth screenshot I first used ‘Color Range’ to sample the foreground. Using the Luminance Range mask allowed me to sample the sky that I didn’t want this particular mask to affect when I made my adjustments.

In this example, it also selected parts of the sky. The AI masking engine selected the sky with ease.įor the third screenshot I used the ‘Select Subject’ option.

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I wanted to darken the sky and foreground rocks plus brighten the tree.įor the second screenshot I chose the ‘Select Sky’ mask from the options list. The first screenshot in below sequence is the original image. The first pair of screenshots shows the UI for the mask types along with the the supported adjustments. Note that the masking panels can be docked to the side of the existing panels, left floating or docked within the existing adjustments stack. In below screenshots, I show the basic Masking UI followed by an example that involves building up a relatively complex mask. As with selective and local edits/adjustments in previous versions of Camera Raw, Lightroom Classic, etc, the Masking features are non-destructive. Adobe have also incorporated Photoshop’s machine learning-driven ‘smart’ selection features such as ‘Select Subject’ and ‘Select Sky’. Range Masks, which were previously only available in Camera Raw and Lightroom Classic are now included in Lightroom Desktop and mobile apps, albeit with the benefit of a new more powerful interface, and it doesn’t stop there. These include the ability to organise masks in a named list, toggle on/off individual masks, invert masks (including brushes), and mix and match mask types to form a single complex mask. Additionally, they have also implemented several customer feature requests submitted over the years. Adobe have also stated that the work involved also lays a foundation for additional capabilities to come some time in the future. The new masking feature is a significant reworking of the Selective/Local Adjustments of previous versions. This can be done with both Named Versions and Auto Versions.Īdobe pre-announced the new masking feature in late September, thus giving customers an early insight into the improvements it would bring to their editing workflow.

Version Export – Versions can be exported from the Versions panel both individually and all in a batch.Export Sho rt Side – When exporting using custom dimensions, you can now choose to specify the dimension of the Short Side rather than the Long Side.

Lightroom Desktop receives the following enhancements. With this release, you can import a Photoshop Elements 2022 catalog into Lightroom Classic.

The Masking Panel can opened or closed using Shift+W.

This enhancement is applicable only to brush, linear gradient, and radial gradient masks However, the ‘mask’ should be selected, and not an individual component while this operation is being performed.

All components in a mask can be moved together without holding the Ctrl/Cmd key.

The position of Masking Panel is remembered throughout the session, and it can also be moved to secondary monitor.

Adobe have added the following enhancements to the Masking panel.

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