Dramatically Improved Masking In Lightroom Classic

Get The Most Out Of The Radically Updated Masking Features In Lightroom Classic

AFTER THIS CLASS YOU’LL BE ABLE TO
Effectively adjust areas based on their brightness or color
See how to select the subject of a photograph even if automated methods fail
Isolate adjust the sky in any image
Fine-tune edge transition areas for better blending
Learn a boat-load of tips and tricks for masking areas in Lightroom Classic
ABOUT BEN’S CLASS
Adobe recently radically transformed Lightroom Classic’s masking capabilities. If these new tools feel a bit foreign to you, then I’ll help you figure out how to reproduce the same functionality you are used to using so you can feel comfortable once again. These new tools are much more powerful than what was available in the past and I’ll show you how to get the most out of them and go way beyond what was possible in previous versions. Once you get familiar with the core concepts, I’ll shift to sharing power-user techniques that will allow you to do many of the things that previously required Photoshop. This is a class that can recharge your excitement for using Lightroom Classic and elevate the quality of your resulting images.

WHO THIS CLASS IS FOR
Those new to masking in Lightroom Classic that want to get started on the right foot
Anyone used to the older versions of Lightroom Classic that need to understand what has changed in recent updates
Advanced users who want to get the most out of the masking features of Lightroom Classic
SOFTWARE USED
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic 11.1

ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR
As a photographer, Ben Willmore has shot in all 50 states, all seven continents and over 85 countries. He has been using Photoshop since before it was given that name, was one of the first dozen people to be inducted into the Photoshop Hall of Fame and has been teaching the program for over 25 years. He has written more than a dozen books on Photoshop that have been translated into 9 languages, has written over 100 articles for major magazines and has taught well over 100,000 people in person at events spread across the globe from Antartica to Zimbabwe.