A Deeper Look At Intersect Mask In Lightroom

[@philiptata3607]

Thanks so much, Scott, your patient clear explanation is always appreciated.

[@ScottDavenport]

Glad it helped, Philip. Thanks for watching!

[@dktraveller8364]

Dragging to change the order and resultant effect is Awesome. Thanks for another great tip!

[@ScottDavenport]

Yeah ... I was pleasantly surprised when I found that feature :)

[@PaulBeiser]

Agree, I had not seen that before. Excellent example here.

[@realitytunnel]

Thanks for this - very clear, concise and informative.

[@ArnieStein]

Very helpful Scott - I learned something!

[@Greg_Ashley]

Very informative. Thank you.

[@ScottDavenport]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

[@raylander6329]

Great video, Scott Davenport; not used before, but that looks like a GREAT TOOL! I Should use it quite a bit 😊

[@ScottDavenport]

Intersect is excellent... I use it all the time. Have fun!

[@harrykitch9239]

Great explanation and especially dragging to change order. I've never understood the power of intersecting masks until now. Thanks!

[@ScottDavenport]

You're very welcome, Harry. Have fun!

[@guykerr8111]

So much to remember. Thanks.

[@richardhaire5001]

Great video Scott!

[@ScottDavenport]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

[@MarkRomine]

Great tip! Thanks!

[@ScottDavenport]

You bet!

[@davidbrookens4020]

Great video Scott. Thanks for it. I never knew about the ability to drag the masks as if they were layers. A real game changer for me at least.

[@ScottDavenport]

Happy to help, David. Have fun!

[@warren4261]

Very helpful video Scott .. thank you !

[@ScottDavenport]

Sure thing!

[@mikeeckhardt4945]

Great one! Thanks Scott.

[@ScottDavenport]

My pleasure!

[@wielpaquay1932]

Cool!

[@colinmelhuish1254]

Think I'm more confused than I was before.

[@philipculbertson55]

Starting to look a lot like layers, hmm.

[@ScottDavenport]

The grouping approach, indeed. I'd be surprised if LR went full-in with layers wrt blend modes, composites, etc. They have PS for that.