Let’s say you wanted to select just a single strawberry in this photo.

Moving down the panel, the next new feature comes in two flavors, though both can get you to the same destination. Adobe has simplified that process by giving us the ability to click the Select Background button and get it done in one step. Prior to this release we could select a background by first using Select Subject, then inverting that selection to get the background. The exciting new stuff–Select Background, Select Subject, and Select People–is available in LrC, ACR, and Lr for Mac/Win currently. Also, note that there is a new Edit icon (to the left of the Crop icon) under the Histogram to make it easier to jump back to the regular editing panels from other modes. There’s more to this update! So jump over to the Adobe site for more in-depth explanations and lists of newly supported cameras and lenses.Aside from the new features, I want to make you aware that Color Range, Luminance Range, and Depth Range are now found under the Range popup.

More About Lightroom 10 Updates at Adobe’s Website Go ahead, take total control of your Lightroom 10 catalog, name it with something other than “Lightroom Catalog.” It’s okay! And, sure beats the old dreary default -2 convention. This Lightroom Classic 10 update will give you the option to rename your catalog instead of automatically adding a “-2.” So, when you open the Lightroom 10 update for the first time with your existing catalogs, this dialog will appear, giving you the option to custom name your updated catalog. I know many of you must have catalogs named Lightroom Catalog -2-2-2-2-2-2. Use the direct link below to the Adobe site for more details on Color Grading and what else is new in Lightroom 10. And, for you Split Toning users, don’t worry, there is a way to make Color Grading behave like Split Toning by setting the blending slider to 100.

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