Join Chris Orwig for an in-depth discussion in this video Making selective adjustments with Auto Mask, part of Photoshop CC for Photographers: Camera Raw 8 Intermediate.
In the next two movies, I want to dig a bit deeper into working with the…Adjustment Brush. And in particular, I want to look at how…we can work with what's called Auto Masking.…Which allows us to limit or conceal the adjustments to really.…Specific areas in our photographs. We'll start off with this image here.…Here you can see I've already converted the image to black and white, and added a…bit more contrast. And what I want to do next is brighten up…the road. In order to do that, we'll work with the…adjustment brush and auto masking. To select the adjustment brush press the K…key or press the on Adjustment Brush icon right here.…
Next, let's click on the Plus icon for exposure, that will reset all of the other…sliders to the default setting of zero. Next, I'm going to click and drag the…Exposure slider way up. And I'm going to do this for demo purposes.…Now the adjustment initially won't look very good, but by having an exaggerated…amount of exposure, it will really help us to understand how auto masking actually works.…
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Chris Orwig
Updated
10/14/2014Released
6/27/2013- Correcting exposure
- Making selective adjustments with Auto Mask
- Brightening shadows and darkening highlights
- Enhancing the color, tone, and sharpness of the eyes
- Removing Moiré patterns
- Creative color and effects with the Graduated Filter
- Improving exposure and adding blur with the Radial Filter
- Retouching skin
- Removing distracting background elements
- Working with the tone curve
- Removing color with HSL
- Split toning a color photo
- Removing extreme distortion with the Lens Profile
- Adding grain
- Creating and applying Camera Raw presets
Skill Level Intermediate
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Q: This course was updated on 7/10/2014. What changed?
A: We added videos covering the new Preview feature, introduced in Camera Raw 8.4, and duplicating Adjustment Brush settings. Chris also revised the chapters on the Graduated Filter and Radial Filter tools. Check out the "What's new?" movie for an overview of these changes and the other enhancements Adobe introduced in the 2014 update to Photoshop CC.
Q: This course was updated on 10/14/2014. What changed?
A: We added two new movies, which describe changes to the preview behavior in Photoshop CC 2014.1 and the new improved spot removal with feathering. New movies contain the "CC 2014.1" tag next to their names.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 10s
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What's new (CC 2014)1m 6s
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1. Using the Adjustment Brush
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2. Making Specific Corrections with the Adjustment Brush
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Whitening teeth4m 37s
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Removing moiré patterns2m 31s
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Making colors come alive6m 56s
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3. Making Adjustments with the Graduated Filter Tool
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4. Creating Selective Adjustments with the Radial Filter
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5. Retouching Blemishes
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Retouching skin blemishes4m 51s
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Removing red-eye1m 28s
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6. The Advantages of the Tone Curve
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Crafting a vintage film look4m 46s
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7. Using the HSL Controls
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Introducing HSL4m 8s
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Enhancing color and tone4m 6s
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Making color changes4m 28s
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Removing colors with HSL2m 23s
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8. Creating a Split-Toned Effect
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9. Making Lens Corrections
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10. Adding Film Grain and Vignette Effects
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11. Saving and Applying Presets
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12. Speeding Up Your Workflow
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13. Camera Raw Creativity
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14. Camera Calibration
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Camera calibration resources2m 28s
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Conclusion
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Camera Raw and Lightroom4m 19s
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Additional resources1m 18s
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