Tone Curve

I’ve updated my Lightroom Classic (v13) Tips, Shortcuts, and Quick Reference Guide!
Use this link to download 36 pages of my favorite tips, tricks and keyboard shortcuts for Lightroom Classic. I’ve tried to be as concise as possible in the PDF so if you want/need additional information, be sure to use the search icon on my blog to find related content about a specific topic (a more in-depth explanation, illustrations, or even a video).

Lightroom Classic (v12.4) includes several updates and enhancements to masking and editing including adding selective grain, refining saturation when using the Tone Curve, Process Version updates, and HSL and Color Panel visualization options.

Adobe Camera Raw (v15.4) includes several updates and enhancements to masking and editing including: adding Grain, Tone Curve, Refine Saturation, Process Version, Color Mixer, Canvas Padding, and Camera Raw as a Filter in Photoshop.

be as concise as possible in the PDF so if needed, use the search icon on my blog to look for related content about a specific topic (a more in-depth explanation, illustrations, or even a video).

Below are over 225  shortcuts, tips, and tricks for using Adobe Camera Raw! Or, you can use this link to download the 14 page PDF!

There are two different curves within the Tone Curve panel – the Parametric and the Point curve. While both curves can be used to make adjustments to the tonal values in an image, the Point Curve can also be used to change  color values.

I’m pleased to announce updates to Raw Defaults including ISO Adaptive Presets, a new look and feel for the Tone Curve, Local Hue Editing for the Local Adjustment tools, additional control when using Batch Exports, and more – in Lightroom Classic v9.3.

Lightroom CC has a number of updates including new Auto Tone settings, the Tone Curve and Split Tone Panels, the ability to change capture time, view images full screen and more.