Adobe added object selection tools to Lightroom masking and this is a *HUGE* deal for landscape photographers. Unlike portraits or still life, a landscape photo doesn’t always have a singular subject. The subject *is* the landscape and the Select Subject options fall short. Now with Object Selection, you can quickly build a mask for distinct elements of a scene. Better still, the selections interoperate with the existing masking tools including luminosity masks.

In this video, I’ll show you how the object selection tools work, and share a few tips to get the best masks possible with them.

By the way, if you are a portrait photographer or process photos of people, you’ll love the improved tools for detecting faces and other elements like skin, teeth, hair, eyes, lips, and teeth.

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00:00 Object Selection In Lightroom Is HUGE For Landscape Photographers
01:08 A Brief Overview Of Lightroom Masking Tools
01:49 The Problem With Select Subject And Landscapes
03:27 Using The Object Rectangle Selection
04:05 Multiple Objects In A Single Mask
04:25 Using The Object Brush Selection
05:17 Adding To Object Selections With Other Masking Tools
06:55 Another Example - Selecting The Ocean
08:21 Object Selection And Mask Intersections
09:05 Wrap-up

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