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• selection screen of color in the adjustment brush

  I noticed that the color palette such as displayed in the adjustment brush has changed. This is the screen for 5.0

  

  and below is a screen for 5.2RC

  

  I wonder if it's meaningful. I know it dosent change something about the color choice.

  I was wondering. I guess it makes more sense geometrically.

  Vince

  Post edited by: vinsolo

  The color strip can be moved and set wherever you like.

  If you hold down your Alt/Opt key while placing the cursor on the color picker, you can click and drag the band where you want it. Note, this does not change the hue value (number), only when it appears on the screen.

  You can set your color to 0, and then drag it to the left using the Alt-click-drag, if it bothers you.

• Adjustment brush - paint in a color?

  I want to paint in solid black around my subject. If I use the exposure adjustment brush, sometimes very bright pixels down turn black. I want black. I tried negative saturation, nothing. Is it possible to paint with black color. I got tired of the color picker, but it will not register the color black?

  Or is it a Photoshop job?

  Thanks for any help.

  Black is not a color, it is the absence of color. To get this set your brush for minimal exposure, brightness, Saturation and sharpness and the maximum contrast, so

  

• Why the adjustment brush can not add color highlights white/facts?

  Recently, I tried to use the adjustment brush to add som color white/facts highlights, without success. I learned that the color chosen for the adjustment brush will blend with the underlying colors. The surroundings were colorful as expected, however apperently no effect on white blown highlights. I'm doing something wrong?

  Christopher

  He does, but reducing exposure definition also, - 1.5 color becomes visible

• Adjustment brush - choose the color of the image?

  Is there a secret way to select a color in the image for use with the adjustment of the color of the adjustment brush?

  Lightroom apparently allows this, but I don't get to work with the cab.

  Camera Raw supports selecting a color in the image, and some members of the engineering team indicated that Lightroom, being able to do it is a bug.

• LR5 adjustment brush works not properly (density & flow are set to 100)

  I just upgraded to LR5 CC & the adjustment brush is not working properly. No matter what I put on it darkens only where I paint. As you can see in the attached screenshots, I have the adjustment brush sent exposure + 4, Flow 100, density 100, and those areas where I painted (once with toothbrush and once with the brush B) is clouded, rather than reduced. Use any cursor (temp, tinted, clarity, no matter), this is the result - area I paint is obscured. I tried to quit & restart LR and it does not solve it. I use LR5.7.1 on an iMac with OS X 10.9.5. Thank you in advance for your help!

  

  It's the overlay that shows where you have painted. Press the letter O to activate and deactivate

• Overlay adjustment brush works not

  Probably miss me something so fundamental that it'll be awkward... but...

  I recently reinstalled LR 5 to see if that would do anything about the performance of the unbearable. It seemed to work normally for a while, but now when I use the adjustment brush and press O to see the adjustment brush so I can see what was painted red (and therefore subject to changes of setting), it does not display the overlay. It seems to make the changes, but without seeing the areas that I'm trying to 'paint', I can't be sure.

  I do not have the overlay has red color, and I tried to hit H to turn on with out masking. It's maddening. It's something simple I did break LR?

  (Using the most recent version on a Mac).

  The area at the Middle/top of the child's background hand is painted in the attached screenshot. And as you can see, the superposition of the display is selected. But nothing appears. I don't have to reset all the instruments and presets to default settings. (Or at least I tried definitely).

  

  Thanks for your help!

  John

  You have your FLOW set to 50 and DENSITY fixed about 10 so your overlay will be barely visible.  With the color of RED coating, it will be a light pink with these settings, which is about the color on the hands.

• Adjustment with exposure adjustment brush cancels the noise reduction

  Hello

  I just noticed the following problem:

  (1) camera Raw 6.5; Bridge CS5 (4.0.5.11); Mac OS X 10.6.8; Mac Pro 3.1; Dual Quad-Core Xeon; 8 GB OF RAM.

  (2) start with a loud raw file (mine is a Canon 5 d II).

  (3) apply to noise reduction (luminance: 30;) Detail of the Lum: 75; Lum contrast: 0; Color: 25; Color detail: 50).

  4) go to the adjustment brush and set a nonzero exposure value.

  (5) apply the brush to the image and notice the effects of the noise reduction to disappear (noise returns).

  6) click clear all button to clear the adjustment brush and the noise reduction works again.

  This seems to happen only with brushes of adjustment with a nonzero exposure value (application of brightness or other settings do not seem to produce the problem).

  Anyone else seeing this?

  Thank you!

  There are a few known issues with the exposure setting local leading to overall appearance of the image changes, especially in the highlights.  The problem with the noise should already resolved with the ACR 6.6 release candidate (RC), currently available.

• Lightroom 3.2 adjustment brush to behave like a "low resistance".

  Help... The Lightroom "Adjustment brush" tool ran fine before, but it behaves now as I work with perhaps 10% strength. I does not seem an option that I choose to importance... Exposure, brightness, color, etc. Example... If I select to increase the exposure of 100%, it would be only to lighten a little bit. I have to then select the tool again and back on the same area which does lighten it a whole little bit more... and repeat, repeat and repeat as many times that need to get the necessary relief needed. In addition, you know how when you hover over the small "knobs" on the image and the area that has been adjusted for changes to a bright red hue? Well, now again it's a pale low, almost transparent red tint. Really frustrating! In case you're wondering, if I set the exposure levels to the entire image via the menu 'Basic', it works as not advertised, no problems like this... Any ideas on what's going on? Is there a setting that I've accidentally changed somehow, somewhere?

  * Windows XP Pro installation

  Thanks for your contribution! Zack

  Check the flow and density.

• LR3 adjustment brush is RED!

  When I use the LR3 adjustment brush, it makes a RED box where the brush. I can't turn off! I set the saturation to 0 and the color rectangle displays a 'X '. I tried to select a different color, but she always puts a RED circle. In addition, it does not perform OTHER adjustments, I chose.

  It worked correctly until several weeks ago...

  Clues?

  Uncheck the box "See selection mask Overlay" in the lower left corner of your photo.

• Incompatible Lightroom adjustment brush with Camera Raw

  I love Lightroom's adjustment brush, but I find it annoying that I can't use it to make saturation all the way in monochrome, even with the cursor of saturation completely rejected. Today, I noticed that in Camera Raw 5.4, the same is NOT true - you can remove color completely with an adjustment brush.

  Surprised at this difference, I wondered what would happen when I loaded the file ACR corrected in Lightroom. And now Lightroom showed the result of the adjustment brush the same way as ACR, with all the colors removed. Excellent!

  But what will happen if I changed the adjustment brush in Lightroom? He "forgets" what I had done in ACR and restore its normal behavior? No, he continued to behave as it had done in ACR. But in the same photo, a brush created in Lightroom does not have the same way. Obviously, it was something to do with what program created the brush.

  Then I took a glance to my XMP file, and it became (slightly) clearly what is happening. It is one of the XMP attributes for the brush created in ACR:

  < crs:MaskValue > 1.000000 < / crs:MaskValue >

  And here's the same attribute for the brush created in Lightroom:

  < crs:MaskValue > 0.375000 < / crs:MaskValue >

  The next question is obvious, what happens if you replace MaskValue with 0.375000 1.000000? Answer: The brush begins to behave like a brush in ACR.

  Now, it's kind of cool. I can get the behavior I want in Lightroom, by editing the XMP file by hand. On the other hand, the editing XMP files isn't really my favorite thing. Is there some settings in Lightroom that allows to reach a MaskValue 1.000000 for adjustment brushes? I couldn't find one, but well, there are a lot of settings...

  In Camera Raw and Lightroom, the value of the mask is determined by the setting of cursor y density. Therefore, when there is a difference between the two, it is certainly because the cursor of the density defined differently. In your case, one is set to 100 and the other 37.5. Do both the same and the effect of the brush must be identical.

  Edit: as mentioned in Jao - flow will also affect mask value

• adjustment brush works a little

  Hi, I Lr CC, 10 Windows, when I use the adjustment brush I need to go all the way upwards or downwards (e.g. an exhibition) to see the much adjust, hide Auto, density 100. Can Sbdy indicate what the problem is? Thanks in advance!

  Hi studioryba,

  Make sure that the flow slider is set to the maximum value.

  If this does not help, suggest you to reset the preferences of Lightroom: given to zero (or "Trashing") the Lightroom preference file. Lightroom Forums

  Also, make sure that the program is updated: keeping up-to-date for Lightroom

  Concerning

  Claes

• Malfunction of Lightroom adjustment brush

  Lightroom 4.1.  In development mode, the adjustment brush is malfunction.   I can select the area to adjust, but when the adjustment is made, the TOTAL image adjusts to this setting... not only the selected area.   The program is not limiting the adjustment of the selectected area.   I restarted the program and the computer several times.  It still does not.   On PC.      I have to uninstall LR and reinstall... such a pain.

  You are probably using GLOBAL cursors because you have the sliders THE closed.  Click on the small black triangle under the words of NEW EDIT in the upper right to open cursors THE.

  

  Then it will look like this

  

• Soft Proofing and adjustment brush / Spot removal problems

  Hello

  Since the last update (at least I think) to 6.5 that I have a problem when soft proofing is turned on. In particular, the adjustment brush and the brush of spotting does not work smoothly. The first problem is that when you try to make smaller or larger brush (keyboard and Tablet) the brush shows the size have immediately brush outside the window or click on the image to see the size of the brush (brush of detachment and adjustment) and the cash withdrawal is very slow and if I want to spend the part I want to remove to make it better appearance it does not update immediately when moving. Also when using either the computer fans brush starts to kick in and work hard. Tried two GPUs and extinguish the same result. but as I turn soon soft proofing off the coast of the brushes as planned work and also the fans to stay out of

  so if someone has problems with these two brushes you might want to look into the option to see if Proofing is enabled

  I have not noticed this. However, I usually do all my withdrawal in cash without proofing turned on. Normally, the only thing I do when the soft proofing is set things like saturation, lights and shadows. Things that affect the overall appearance of printing based on the book that I use. What are the specifications of your computer? OS, RAM, etc.

• Lightroom adjustment brush suddenly does not work as it did before

  I work on some photos and use the adjustment brush effects (softening, teeth Whitener, etc.). When using these effects, I left the preset values and they worked very well on the images I just changed. However all of a sudden I noticed that any effect of brush has been improved a LOT more when I started to edit another picture in the game. For example, the teeth whitening is suddenly VERY white and the edges are so obvious, but the values have not changed. I rechecked all my teeth before bleaching and the values are the same. I quit Lightroom and restarted but the problem persists. If anyone has experienced this? Any solution? Thank you

  Thank you Benedict. But I think that my problem was that I had accidentally changed the pen of the brush to zero using one of the shortcut keys. Now that I put back it to 100 it seems to work again. See when I was clicking on a previous setting (eg. a teeth whitening)-it shows me exposure, clarity values, etc., but it doesn't tell me the details of the brush that I was using (pen, flow, density) - brush values remain the same, if you click a setting previous or not - and that's why I thought that the previous setting has been done using the current settings and so why I wasn't with the same settings I was confused get different results.

  Thank you very much for your help in any case, I appreciate it