Adobe Lightroom's BEST Kept SECRET - Range Mask Tutorial

A look at how to use Lightroom's powerful range mask tool.

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[RobSambles]

I can't believe it took me me so long to know this was a thing in Lightroom! 😃

[markkempton]

I had no idea that was even an option. Thank you!
Would love to see how you edited the rest of the image it's fantastic.

[Corman]

Genius! Very useful tutorial. I always struggle some with the radiant mask in a way this fixes my struggles. Thanks!!

[juelraun]

Nice trick. Remember it used in the 80's on video, just much harder to fix back then :P

[grahamclark]

Great, useful vid Rob. Use the luminosity range mask quite a bit, works with the brush and radial filters in LR too. If you hold down the Alt key when moving the Range slider you get a black & white view of the areas, I find this easier than the mask overlay. Thanks, GC

[chrishughes]

Knew about this, but you did a very good explanation, have now subscribed

[Griffongob]

I think a great tutorial idea would be to review how to make a preset and when you'd use a preset. Example: I shoot a high school basketball team so after their first home game, I made a preset with my edits so that for future home games, I just just apply the preset when I import the images I've culled in photo mechanic. Huge workflow win.

[johnmallett]

Neat Rob going have a play with this on some of my. Cricket photos especially the bright sunny days with white kit and white sight screens. They are always difficult to control

[damianrobinson]

Thanks for this! I got a question for ya Rob, have you ever bought from MPB, and was the product you got what they described. If so, I'll look into getting a 1DX.