Changing Colours in Lightroom Using New Hue

Previously, I showed how to Change Colours in Photoshop. For this Thursday Editing Tip, I cover how to change colours in Lightroom using the new Local Hue Adjustment tool.

Adobe Lightroom Classic newly added a Hue adjustment to the local adjustment tools (Brush, Gradient, and Radial Filters.) Many new users may not be aware of the power of this new feature, so I decided to discuss it in this article.

Let’s get started Changing Colours in Lightroom.

• Select the photo and go to Develop Modul.
• Select the BRUSH tool

•  Make sure to check and activate the AUTO MASK box. The Auto Mask makes the selection nice and tidy.

• Start brushing the areas that you want to change the colours.
• A Quick Tip: Check the “Show Selected Mask Overlay.” This option helps you to see the exact brushed areas.

• After finishing brushing, remember to deactivate the Mask Overlay.
• Then go to HUE slider and start changing colours to your liking.

• You can use more than one brush to apply different colour hues to areas.

That is all done! Enjoy this quick tip. 

If you need more information, feel free to contact me. I would be more than happy to help.

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Ted and the Omnilargess Team