Lightroom Adjustment Brush Tip

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There are a few keystrokes you should know to make using the Adjustment Brush easier.

First, the most important is that you can press K from anywhere in Lightroom and have the selected photo taken to the Develop module with the Adjustment Brush active.

Second, after you start brushing you can press O to make the brushed areas visible. In addition, you can hold the Shift key and press O to rotate through the various color options. Press O again to toggle it off.

A real handy one is being able to hide the “pin” (the gray circle that appears after your first brush stroke) by pressing H, so that you can see underneath. Press H again to bring it back.

When you are done using the Adjustment Brush, just press K again to close it.

Related: Introduction to the Adjustment Brush tutorial on peachpit.com.

Posted by Rob Sylvan   @   9 March 2009 1 comments
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May 4, 2009
8:32 pm
#1 Kathy :

Thanks for this hint. Just yesterday, while using an adjustment brush, I was wishing for a way to see exactly where I had and hadn’t used the adjustment brush (for skin smoothing).

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