Lightroom Beta 2 Tip - Selective Correction | Activate Tool Overlay
I recently had a problem using this tool in that I could not see the effect of the edits or where they had been made. My mistake. I found that I had accidently turned off the Tool Overlay!
So turn the Tool Overlay back on via the View menu.
You can select Auto
Show, Always Show, or as I had
Never Show. I find Auto Show to be
the most useful as the edit points will be hidden
when the cursor is moved away from the image area.
Now you can see the pin
makers which show where your edits have taken place.
If you now hover you cursor over one of the edit pins
the area that has been affected by the correction
brush will be shown outlined in white. See below.
Finally, to remove an
edit, position your cursor over the pin mark and
press the delete key. The edit will be removed along
with a nice animated effect.
I hope this help you.
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Lightroom Tip - Use the Full Quick Develop Tools
The default mode only shows you Tone Control, Exposure, Clarity and Vibrance. See the first box below.
Click the little black
triangle, next to the Tone Control item, and the rest
of the settings will appear for you to be able to
quickly modify an image whilst staying in the Library
Module.
Try clicking the other
triangles and options will appear for additional
white balance and preset settings.
This is a somewhat obvious Tip but I had forgotten
that I could access these adjustments from the
Library Module.
Let me know if this tip helps you.
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