With each new update released, it seems that Lightroom is becoming more powerful than ever as an editing tool. Learn how to use Lightroom to target specific elements in your images and easily change colors.
I have to be honest that up until recently, I had barely used Lightroom in years. I’ve always found it clunky as an organizer, and it’s just too erratic and slow on my computer. After learning how to edit in Photoshop, I never really felt the need to use Lightroom as often, especially since the Camera Raw Filter was always there to access through Photoshop if I needed to. However, over the past six months or so, for various reasons, I have been using it more, and I must say it has come a long way in a short amount of time.
In this video brought by Phlearn, Aaron Nace shows you how to precisely target specific areas of your image and change their colors. For example, you can target a subject’s shirt, someone’s pants, bag, or even a pair of shoes and change the color to whatever you want. Along the way, you’ll be provided with a perfect example of how Lightroom has become a powerful and useful editing tool by learning about its ability to create new masks and selects in different iterations. Recent iteration of Lightroom. Take a look and let me know what you think in the comments section below.
