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<blockquote data-quote="SkvLTD" data-source="post: 625781" data-attributes="member: 12855">Adjustment Brush definitely helps me weekly- my typical issue lies in uneven exposure across the frame (food group shot) or whites and bright yellows ending up blown out when the overall exposure is set to what I want, and often there's little I can do to prevent these off the bat (cloud cover, restaurant location, available light, etc).So a quick brush of lower exposure + warmer temp to compensate usually solves those issues and I have zero need to use burn tool on the opened shot as a project file. Or to desaturate just a small area of a dish. This is a VERY, very useful tool hence having its own tab instead of being a part of another tool. I only wish that the ACR's healing/cloning tool was more like the brush in 'shop itself instead of this awkward circle jerk, but you can't have everything.I'll also add that playing with luminance under color tool can save QUITE a bit often enough.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SkvLTD, post: 625781, member: 12855"] Adjustment Brush definitely helps me weekly- my typical issue lies in uneven exposure across the frame (food group shot) or whites and bright yellows ending up blown out when the overall exposure is set to what I want, and often there's little I can do to prevent these off the bat (cloud cover, restaurant location, available light, etc). So a quick brush of lower exposure + warmer temp to compensate usually solves those issues and I have zero need to use burn tool on the opened shot as a project file. Or to desaturate just a small area of a dish. This is a VERY, very useful tool hence having its own tab instead of being a part of another tool. I only wish that the ACR's healing/cloning tool was more like the brush in 'shop itself instead of this awkward circle jerk, but you can't have everything. I'll also add that playing with luminance under color tool can save QUITE a bit often enough. [/QUOTE]

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