Lightroom Quick Tips - Episode 70: Most Accurate White and Black Points 

Anthony,your videos are the best.Before i discovered you,i had difficulty wrapping my mind around L.R. Many many thanks.

Your videos are always head and shoulders above other's, regular guy kind of clear explanation without the fluff. +++++

Thank you, Anthony! This is the best tip on White & Black Points that I have seen!

my goodness these videos are so so good. I learn several very helpful things from every single one. cheers!

"I know how do do white and black points", I thought before watching. Then, as always, I learnt something! Thanks again Anthony.

Thanks for that super tip Anthony... These little things are so useful... Thanks again

Thanks for the great Tip. I watch them all. Happy Holidays!

Thanks, Anthony, for another terrific quick tip.

Another great tip Anthony - including how to get back to your original image after using the crop tool.

On every tips you gave us, I get back to many of my old pictures done with Lightroom and making correction of my corrections! Lol! :)

You, once again, taught me something I didn't know. Thanks a million for sharing your knowledge.

Fantastic as usual, love your quick tips

This is a great tip, thank you Anthony for your valuable advice

Extremely helpful and clearly articulated. Leslie

another fantastic tutorial. i missed this one earlier, glad I found this. Thanks again.

I never knew that cropping caused the auto points to only consider the reduced image area. Way cool tip. Thanks!!

One word: FANTASTIC

Hi, i already had known the Trick with using the Shift-Key but the part in that you cropping was new to me =) Thanks for sharing that with us.

Another great video (subject and presentation). Question : Does this process work w/ the other sliders in the Basic Panel ? Thanks for your continued generous consideration, Steph_Louisiana

Great tip Anthony.. I will use this today!

First comment, after watching your videos I have found them very interesting, informative and easily understood unlike many others that are unable provide a decent flow. I have not noticed one as yet showing how to deal with chromatic aberration, if you have one would you be so kind as to post a link. Many thanks and keep them coming.

Great tip. I need to go back and re-do a few shots.

Cracking video, Anthony, as are all your videos. Question: The model in this video, the one wearing glasses, how did you get her skin looking so good? Cheers. Tom.

I had no idea, thank you Anthony!

this is amazingly helpful

That's something I didn't know before but THANKS A LOT!!!!

Very useful, Anthony. Tnx. Jack

learned something new, thanks!

I did'nt know this one - great, thanx!

Terrific and seems so simple

Great tip, Thank you for sharing.

super helpful tip. many thanks

Fantastic again thanks so much for sharing your knowledge

Thank you Anthony.

Thanks for the tips. I didn't know theses.

Great tips. Thanks you so much! I'd be really grateful if you could find a moment to answer this quick question. Would you do these adjustments before or after any other edits (white balance, exposure, shadows etc.)? If one was to do this and then continue editing, will anything else influence the value of the white and black points?

Great tips Anthony, thanks!

Thank you so much for this great tip :)

Hi Anthony! Very useful advice. However, I have a question: Although rarely the case, but it still happens, so what about pictures that don't have white and/or black in them at all? Cause in that case the respective slider will just jump to -100 and basically distort the colors in the image? Do those pictures need white/black adjustments, or should they be simply ignored?

Life changing tip :) Thanks

Hi Anthony! Just to make sure I understand this correctly. But I do need a white and a black part in the crop?

Great tip!! I'm guessing there is no way to add this to a preset yet?

great tip - thank you!

Nice tip !! Thanks.

Most useful many thanks for sharing!! :)

Useful tip.

nice on the cropping tip thankyou

Great help!!!

Very clever, thanks.

Great tip.... Thank u

Thanks, Sir Very.. Very... Informative

Actually you don´t have to do the whole crop procedure it´s enough to just mark the crop area with the frame and than shift-double click, then just press esc and you are done. At least this works on pc I don´t know if it´s the same with mac.

How the heck do you figure out all these little nuances in LR?

Double clicking on white/black with shift doesn't do anything in my lightroom 5.