Lumenzia v11 5 Custom Color Masks How to select any color in Photoshop

You can now target any adjustment to any color (including by hue, saturation, and luminosity) using Lumenzia v11.5.

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[omnirhythm]

How your Lumenzia hasn't been acquired by Adobe for a hefty sum is beyond me. You keep making PS better and better <3

[davidturner]

What I've always appreciated about your videos, Greg, is that they teach me as much about how Photoshop works as how Lumenzia does. I learn best by understanding the fundamental concepts and purposes underlying tools and techniques. Your tutorials often include references to how a specific Photoshop tool works and why one offers a better solution to a common problem than another, e.g., understanding that Brightness preserves saturation information better than Lightness does. Discovering and learning this information on my own represents a lot of work that you always save me from. It's greatly appreciated.

[johnchambers]

This is a great update with the ability to really target a color also learnt how to apply a filter mask. Appreciated, thank you Greg.

[chepo]

Hey Greg. That was an exceptional tutorial. Now I'll try it on some of my photos. Lumienza is getting better and better man!

[balamina]

Awesome tutorial! Thank you so much Greg! God bless and good luck!

[joelbarto]

Nice addition Greg. Thanks! I can envision multiple uses already.

[PeeGeeTips]

This is an excellent update, Greg. Lumenzia’s colour masking tools have been pretty great so far but working with even more refined colour masks have been the last piece of the puzzle to make it exceptional, absolutely delighted with this update and will speed up my workflow massively when correcting colour casts.

[chadconley]

Greg, thanks again. I love this tool. You sir, are the G.O.A.T. of luminosity!

[RollinWithSteven]

Greg, this is pure genius, never fail to amaze me with your panels. Thanks for always make my editing process that much more easier

[Line-vwio]

You are the best!
Thx for the update 🙏🏼

[rgarlinyc]

Astonishingly good - I refer to both Lumenzia's capabilities and your genius in creating it in the first place. I really must get to know it better, and shall revisit all your associated videos - thanks a ton Greg!

[carlkristensen]

That is BRILLIANT. I shall have made that update imediately!

[glynparry]

Excellent Greg and thank you. Fantastic finite colour control you have provided us with. 😀

[steveking]

Great new feature for Lumenzia. BTW, in the download today the manual still shows a January 2023 revision date.

[cmptrman]

Oh wowww Greg! That's awesome! :D

[seamastergmt]

Please do another video with a real image for this new feature? It would be awesome. Lumenzia and Web Sharp Pro are the best purchases I have made for editing. Lifetime, free updates is bonkers and I love it.

[heinrichkessler]

Hi Greg, thank you for the interesting new video, I would like to know how you make your colors green yellow red and transparent in your settings. For example with the filters Camera Raw Filter = green Sharpen = green Blur Gallery = yellow etc. how do you set this and where? I have the latest PS version and Windows ;-)) Greetings from Switzerland from Heinrich

[LJSheffRBLX]

amazing content keep up the awesome work, lets work together

[mikefitzpatrick]

Trying to install v11.5 on PS 24.7.0. The v9-2-3 folder has Install Lumenzia (v9).jsxbin but the v11 for UXP PS V24 or later has Lumenzia 11-5-3 but it is greyed out as well as Install how to and README files. Unsure what I’m doing wrong.

[zackstanton]

As I understand, I can update my old version of lumenzia to the latest version at no cost? I'm having trouble doing this. The pathway for this option is not clear to me. One attempt led me to a list history of my purchases and the next attempt gave me the latest version of the basics panel. Help please