It’s easy enough to add a vignette to your images in Lightroom Classic: just use the Vignette slider in the Effects Panel. But… you may have noticed that, if your subject isn’t smack dab in the center of your frame, the vignette might darken important parts of your subject. That’s when it’s time to call in the help of the new masks in Lightroom Classic. In this video, I’ll show you how to make a ‘Subject-Aware Vignette’
Introducing Ultimate Lightroom Masking
This is only a glimpse of what the new masks that were introduced in Lightroom 11 and further (dramatically) improved in Lightroom 12, can do. If you want to know ALL about them and drastically cut down on your Lightroom editing time, all while making those edits better, then sign up for my upcoming ‘Ultimate Lightroom Masking’ 2-part Masterclass. The video below tells you all about it.
Part 1 is on Monday, March 27, 8 PM Brussels time, part 2 is on Wednesday, March 29, 8 PM Brussels time. But don’t worry if you can’t make it to the live sessions because everything will be recorded and your registration also entitles you to that recording at no extra cost so you can watch either the live, the recording or both!
Registration is now open. Take advantage of the discounted early bird rate using the links below. For a limited time, you pay only US$39.95 (including tax) instead of US$59.95 for both sessions, including the recording!