Here is another video in our "Blue Sky Portrait Editing" series. In this video, we discuss using the local adjustment brush in Adobe Lightroom as well as the auto mask feature. You will find this technique particularly helpful in blue sky, sunset, and twilight portraits although it can be used in a wide variety of situations in which you do not want your adjustment brush work to go over the subject or another important area of the image.
To view the video in full screen mode, hover over the bottom of the video where the progress bar and volume controls are and then click on the FOUR ARROWS just to the right of the blue HD symbol. To exit full screen mode, just press your ESC key.
You can even download the video to watch later by clicking the download link on the video's page.
To download practice images used in this and other "blue sky" related video tutorials, please go to: http://www.4shared.com/folder/CyNdCfev/_online.html (These practice images are full size and have been sharpened already in Lightroom so you can just practice the blue sky techniques that we have been teaching in the video tutorials.)
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