Press O to cycle through the overlays when the crop tool is active. New Crop OverlayĪ new crop overlay, Fifths, has been added to the roster of existing crop overlays. Most interesting are the Adaptive presets for Select Sky and Select Subject that allow you to apply a preset to just part of the image based on the AI powered selection you choose. New Premium PresetsĪ new bundle of premium presets were added to this release. Note, there is also a new option to Duplicate and Invert the mask as well so you can keep your original mask and then have a duplicated copy that is also inverted.
We now have the ability to click the three-dot menu next to the mask group name (or right-click) and choose Invert from the contextual menu. The new masking tools were a game changer for all of us, but if you had a complicated mask group (or really a mask group with more than one masking tool) it was a challenge to invert that entire group’s mask. When creating a new preset or updating the settings of an existing preset, you’ll see a checkbox for Support Amount Slider that will only be accessible when only scalable settings are included in the preset. Once you select a preset that can be refined you’ll see an Amount slider appear above the Presets. For example, a preset containing just the Auto function won’t be able to be dialed down or up, but a preset that contains exposure or color adjustments can be refined. This will only work on presets that contain settings that can be scaled in this way. Well, now we’ve gained the ability to dial preset intensity down to 0 and all the way up to 200% (not that you are likely to take it up that high normally). This one goes up to 11 … er, 200 actually! A very cool new feature that people have requested for ages is the ability to refine the intensity of a given preset. Let’s take a look at what’s new in Lightroom Classic first.
The June update has arrived! Along with support for new cameras and lenses we’ve gained a host of new features and improvements in Lightroom Classic and Lightroom.
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