Applying a linear shield in liearroom may feel limited because the effect is usually strong on one edge and gradually exits. There is a better way here.
Coming from you Anthony MorgantiThis straight video discovers a useful work -round for linear gradient tools in Literroom. Morganti indicates how two gradients to be intercepted in the central part of your image, it is generally difficult to target a field directly. First of all, he explains why just pulling down a shield will not achieve the separated separate effect. Then he introduces a less clear technique – the option (Alt) on the Windows while drawing attracts the key – to fix your shield exactly where you want. This tip is especially helpful as it allows you to control the application zone of your editing.
In addition to intercepting gradients, Morganti shows another approach using a brush tool combined with automatic function. Automaska ​​ensures that brush strokes mainly affect the same texture and colors, causing unwanted blood in the surrounding areas. Morganti clearly shows why, depending on your image and accurate editing, for which you are targeting, intercepting linear gradients and using a brush can make your workflow more accurate. This flexibility can significantly increase your editing efficiency, especially when handling complex scenes.
The importance of accurate masking for a major tech averse targeted adjustment from the tutorial of Morgent is the importance. He quickly edits an undeclared raw image, performing his normal method – adjusts highlights, shadows and exposure slides before setting black and white points. He then focuses particularly on improving midground trees without affecting the sky or foreground elements. Carefully positioning two gradients – one was drawn downwards and one and upwards – he receives a selective editing that is limited to the neatly intended area. This perspective shows how the obvillance masks can offer an extraordinary level control, which can be challenging to achieve using traditional methods. Watch the video above for a complete run from Morgent.
