The simplicity of this is brilliant. Not sure, I would ever have thought of making it a preset but this saves a ton of time and adds a lot of potential to the creativity of the edit! Thanks for this tip!
I was doing the same thing with select background and intersect with radial mask. This light work better. Thanks for sharing. I never stop learning new tricks from you Glyn.
Once again, great video. I have been using this technique since the amazing masks were added to ACR and the results are pretty amazing. You make it very easy to understand and, as always, your end results never look "overcooked" and appear very natural.
Glyn, Thanks for the awesome intelligent preset tutorial. Your presentation is very clear, easy to follow and you present it so it's easy to understand. If I had to make one nit, that would be to identify the lightroom version you are using. Sometimes newer versions change commands or their location. I will be looking for more of your tutorials. Do you have a list? You are a superb teacher. Thanks
As always with your videos, you've produced a superb, succinct, extremely useful guide. Your Lightroom and Photoshop videos are second-to-none. Thank you very much.
👏👏👏👏, well done Sir!, love the presentation . This definitely one of the best tutorial I ever seen. not just the main topic but also additional related features, love it !
I love your tutorials. They are so clear and easy to follow, and repeating the steps several times is the sign of a great teacher.
Thank you so much Paul
I have used this a lot lately. What Lightroom have done lately is just sooo good.
Sure is. Very excited to see how it continues to develop.
wow’ brilliant feature, looks like it works great!! thanks so much for showing this feature in use Glyn
You’re welcome Andrea
Another simple but elegant way to enhance a picture. I'm going now to see if it works with non-humans and also still-life stuff. Many thanks :)
Nice one … glad you like it Stella
The simplicity of this is brilliant. Not sure, I would ever have thought of making it a preset but this saves a ton of time and adds a lot of potential to the creativity of the edit! Thanks for this tip!
You’re welcome Bryan … thanks
This is brilliant, it makes me want to do portraits again. Thank you Glyn for sharing your knowledge!
This is the perfect LR tutorial - limited in scope, clear, and puts a great tool in my toolbox.
Thank you so much
Got to have a try at this! Thanks for sharing ☺️
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I seem to forget that making an action of frequently used steps in Lightroom will be so clever and handy, thanks for this Glynn!
No worries 😉
Wow! Will use this technique on my next shoot!
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Gotta tell you, I LOVED THAT!
Great to hear that 😃
Hey mate, in one word: FANTASTIC!
Thanks so much mate
Great Tutorial as always! Can’t wait to use this on my next “studio” style session!
Thank you for this video. I use Lightroom all the time but never thought of doing it like that. So simple and actually so effective
Glad you like it ... thanks for watching
Well done !!! Thank you very much.
You’re welcome
Awesome tool! Thanks for the clear and concise tutorial! 🙏🏽👍👌
The new masking features in LR are just amazing. Thanks for a great tip!
No problem … glad you like it David
Excellent tutorial. Very useful information. Many thanks!
Fabulous information 👍🏽
Timing is impeccable! I’m doing portraits soon for 30 kids using the 50% grey xpro background. This will really make them pop.. and quickly!
That’s great to hear
Was pleased to see this all works on the iPad mobile version too! Fantastic tips presented clearly and concisely. Thank you. :)
Thanks so much Tim
Awesome tip, and a brilliant video, as always. Thank you, Glyn.
Thank you so much for posting this video. It answered a question I had about how to do this and you made it so simple. Keep up the good work.
Glad this helped Richard
I was doing the same thing with select background and intersect with radial mask. This light work better. Thanks for sharing. I never stop learning new tricks from you Glyn.
Once again, great video. I have been using this technique since the amazing masks were added to ACR and the results are pretty amazing. You make it very easy to understand and, as always, your end results never look "overcooked" and appear very natural.
Brilliant, thank you!
Thanks a lot
Very helpful. I was editing a portrait just yesterday trying to work something like this out.
Astonishing the capabilities of Lightroom now. Thanks for sharing
Great tutorial, thanks a lot.
You’re welcome
Glyn, Thanks for the awesome intelligent preset tutorial. Your presentation is very clear, easy to follow and you present it so it's easy to understand. If I had to make one nit, that would be to identify the lightroom version you are using. Sometimes newer versions change commands or their location. I will be looking for more of your tutorials. Do you have a list? You are a superb teacher. Thanks
Great as always 😊
Thanks a lot
Thanks Glyn. Used this technique for the first time on an edit last night. Worked a treat. Best regards.
Fantastic to read this; cheers Alan
Thanks Glyn your videos are always educational to watch. Always come away with new ideas to try.
As always with your videos, you've produced a superb, succinct, extremely useful guide. Your Lightroom and Photoshop videos are second-to-none. Thank you very much.
That’s very kind of you to say that … thank you
This is brilliant, Glyn! Thank you. I thought I had understood the masking quite well, you're teaching me: I didn't. I'm happy about this new one...
That’s great to hear … thanks
wow, it really works! thanks for the help, bro
You're welcome 👍🏻
Amazing what these masks can do. Thanks Glyn 👍
It sure is 👍
Pretty insane what you can do with new masks, and editing in LR now
Thanks Glyn 👍
I always learn by watching your videos. Thank you very much for your great work
Love this, its like your Never Ending Lighting Rig
SO good, as usual... saved this one, to dig in deeper when I have time. Cheers! -JB
Super great tip!!!
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I am subscribed!! I am subscribed because your videos are FANTASTIC!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!🤗🤗🤗🙏🙏🙏
Awesome!!! Your tips/training videos are superb. This one is timely as I'm beginnng to work again on my Arizona Vietnam Vets Portrait Project.
Nice one … hope it all goes well
wow... mind blown. That was awesome. Thx
I was blown away watching you do this on the live stream.
Glyn, found that by updating my graphics driver solved all the problems.
That's great to hear ... glad it's sorted 👍🏻
Thanks for the vid, the first I've seen from you. Like the quick, pithy style - frankly easier to abosrb and retain.
👏👏👏👏, well done Sir!, love the presentation . This definitely one of the best tutorial I ever seen. not just the main topic but also additional related features, love it !
Thanks so much Michael
That's awesome !!!
Thanks
Honestly mate, I have learnt some of the best editing tips from you since I subscribed. Awesome, as usual !
Thank you Glyn, this one is so cool & useful as I only used masks directly on subjects
Glad you like it Paul 😃
Excellent Glyn. I do very little portraiture but I will certainly try this technique on my still life images. Thanks.
You’re welcome
Dear Mr.Glyn, that explanation worked absolutely magical. Thanks much for this content.... Cheers!
Brilliant, thank you Glyn!
You're welcome
Fantastic...will use this ...thank you...
Really useful thank you
You are welcome
your tutorials have NO fat on them. right to the point!!!
Save!
Thank you for the tips!
Wry helpful as usual Glyn! Thank you!
Glad you like it Tom
Thank you!
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thank you so much !!
You’re welcome
Amazing content as always! Do you sell photoshop and photography tutorials as well?
Thanks Glyn!
Brilliant. Thanks for sharing with us the sweet features of LR
You're welcome 😉
Wow! It is brilliant. Thank you Glyn for great video as always
Fantastic!
😃
I'll be making the preset. I typically intersect it with the background, and that works fine.
Awesome
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Thanks
Best tip!! I tried it on my outdoor equine photos too.
Just AWESOME!!!!!
Thanks Glyn ... another one added to my Presets folder 👍
Excellent Glyn. 👍
This is awesome! Thanks for another excellent video ❤
Thanks
Fascinating
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This is great, thanks!
Thank you Glyn, you are amazing!
Thank you! 😀
Great tutorial - thanks! I look forward to trying it out. Seems like colors can be added to the light as if using a gel?
That's blood good thanks
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Insanely interesting! Thanks Glyn!
Thaanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You’re welcome
Great tip!
Superb Glyn. Thank you - again!
Fantastic tip and thank you for sharing 👍
Nice presets in Lightroom
Thanks
thanks Glyn ! much appreciated
I am absolutely going to make this preset. Amazing love it thanks 🙏
Lovely with new easy preset :)
my 2024 is off to a great start , thank you
Worked! enjoy a new subscriber!
Cheers 👍🏻
Hey Glyn have you thought about releasing a newer version of "Photograph like a thief"
To be honest I haven't ... was thinking that a video format would be a better way to go maybe
Awesome! 😁
Cheers!
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Bro GD this is HUGE!$!🎉
Brilliant
Thanks
Super Glyn.
Thanks Stephaan
Nice. I like!!
Great vid Glyn, would love to learn the same in Photoshop to add different colours to the light, as lightroom don't really give you that.
Very good info