How to Dodge & Burn in Lightroom

Here's how I would dodge and burn if I could only use Lightroom!🔥
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[@darrenleigh201]

Gorgeous work! Thanks for sharing

[@isoawe1888]

So many of your brushes could have been simplified by masking person, then choosing each body part. I usually will edit to a certain part, then use the brush to erase from areas you don’t want affected.

[@lsquangthien3811]

Excellent!

[@jenningsford8961]

I have done similar with areas in the backgrounds, so thanks for showing how on the bace and upper body.

[@charleswerneth5890]

Great video, you can click on the little eye symbol above the exposure setting across from tone. This will hide your brush stroke, click the eye symbol again to turn it back on. Same concept as undo and redo to see the difference but just another way to do it. Great video as always, learn a lot from your content.

[@jmvc140]

Also, on the masking panel itself, there's an eye icon which will hide/show all the mask adjustments at once. Clicking it will toggle the mask adjustments on/off, clicking and holding will temporarily toggle the masking adjustments and revert once the mouse button is released.

[@mariuszlewek]

Thanks