WHAT? NEW WAY to light up photos in Lightroom (Intersect) 

Great tutorial. The intersect option is gold. I’d like to learn more about it. Thanks for the education.

Everytime time I watch one of your videos, I get inspired, you make it all seem a lot more simple and not so overwhelming. So a big thank you.

Yes this was eye opening for me. I've been uncertain on ways to use intersect so this was a revelation. And yes I'd love to have a better understanding of camera raw. Thanks for this.

Great lesson. The new features of LR are making it an alternative to PS.

Wow this was really cool! Could you please do another but this time with a bride or bride and groom? Thnx!

Thanks. Interested in more ideas on using the various masking tools together and with the add and subtract tools.

I learn a bit more and become a little bit more confident every time I watch you inspiring tutorials. A big thank you!

Of course, I would like to see how to do it in CR. Thank you very much and best regards.

I've used ps for over 20 years and have never once opened LR. I will now this is great and I can see this helping with selling my woodworking. Thank you!

very enlightening video, thanks

Very nice. Almost skipped this one because I consider myself well versed at the masking tools, but your tips on rim lighting of the subject and additional lighting of the deck area put this a step above. Beautiful final image and brilliant example. Glad I didn't skip this. Thank you!

Very interested in Camera Raw for the non Lightroom users! Look forward to it. Finally Camera Raw gets attention…

Intersect is a very powerful tool. I especially like to use it with the luminosity slider which makes it act very similar to " blend if " in Photoshop. Using this method gives a more realistic look to painted highlights 😊

I don’t use Lightroom, but I do use Camera Raw in Bridge or PS a lot. I’m not a photographer, so I’m not editing my own pics. Rather, I manage a website for a charity and generally receive pics taken by regular people on their phones. Most are taken with no regard for the framing, background, light, etc. So I do my best to “fix” them to make them usable. Tips like these are really valuable. Thank you!

Another enlightening video Colin. I love your tips as they are so very helpful. Thank you once again.

A great demo of the power of masking! I have students who prefer ACR to LR so I'm looking forward to your new class to share with them.

Great tutorial! Looking forward to your new Camera RAW course!

Very structured, very clear and very, very good tutorial. An excellent use of the powerful AI but with human artistic input. Brilliant.

I’m interested in your camera raw course.

Very informative.

Thanks for yet another helpful and easily understood video. I might have to watch it a few times to get my head around intersecting but I can see how this technique will help my gig photos, often shot in appalling lighting conditions!

Great technique for applying a nice rim light to the model. It's not totally convincing in this instance however, especially when you consider the direction of the shadow fall from the building! Where is the perceived light coming from?

Amazing!!

You did a fantastic job of explaining this edit. Thanks

Learned a bunch in term of possibilities. I think that is where is all starts - possibilities and your vision.

Thanks Colin, your tutorial is as helpful as always.

I really like the masks in lightroom. I am fixing to try this.

always learn things here - sure I'm interested in a new course

Great tutorial and very well explained. Thank you!

Thanks for these great tips! I am loving the new masking and am exploring intersect. This broadens those horizons!

Great tips - yes - very interested in the Camera Raw course :)

Would love the camera raw

Many, many thanks...Yes, please, more information about Lr...

As always great tips to try to remember Thanks

Thank you, inspirational and so helpful.

Thanks! Good stuff I always learn something

I found this a really useful video. I have never used the object selection tool in Masking but will give it a go. Thanks

Keep us advised when the new camera raw course comes out. Thank you kindly

WHY have you lit her on the right when the building and background shadows are too the right meaning the sun is left ?

Interested in Camera Raw course - thanks for your great channel! :)

親愛なる先生に感謝します。Thanks!❤️🌷

Better understanding of intercect

Very interesting. But looks a bit fake as the light source is not apparent. Good demonstration of masking options

How do I sign up for your photoshop class? I want to learn more about camera raw!

Many thanks!

Colin, Good to know.

Thanks!

Colin, nobody has addressed the change made to PS 24.1 where they removed the "delete and fill" option using the lasso tool. Can you please have a look and address this? Lots of punters have asked you guys but nobody has taken the time to address it. Cheers mate.

I purchased a Camera Raw course from you a couple of years ago - is this an update?

Can we download the raw somewhere to follow along?

Just here to boost the algorithm.

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What's with the background music? It's very distracting.

Thank you very much. Great job but would be much easier to practise the technique if you provide source file. Thank you.

Sorry but this is not very professional. The highlights on her are terrible placed. Looks so unreal. Bad example.