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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 412604" data-attributes="member: 13090">Now suppose you wanted to work on the yellow portion of those flowers. JUST the yellow in the center of those flowers and NOTHING else in the shot. Using LR or PS how would you do that and how long would it take you to do it? The Color Picker might work but that's a tonal selection and the selection it makes may or may not be precise to the flowers. You could always do a layer mask of course and won't that be fun with those gradient edges... Maybe there's a better way?With Viveza you could drop four Control Points, Group them, Resize them and control the yellow centers of those flowers, and nothing but the yellow centers in those flowers, with absolute precision after 5 clicks of your mouse. In about ten seconds, literally, you'd be controlling everything from hue and saturation to exposure and contrast and doing so with pinpoint accuracy and perfectly smooth, natural looking results. On top of that you would only need to work with one Control Point out of the four; since grouped CP's &quot;talk&quot; to one another the changes will be perfectly uniform across the entire selection.Could I do that in PS? Yes. Yes I could. Can I do it infinitely faster and with better results using Viveza? Yes. Yes I can....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 412604, member: 13090"] Now suppose you wanted to work on the yellow portion of those flowers. JUST the yellow in the center of those flowers and NOTHING else in the shot. Using LR or PS how would you do that and how long would it take you to do it? The Color Picker might work but that's a tonal selection and the selection it makes may or may not be precise to the flowers. You could always do a layer mask of course and won't that be fun with those gradient edges... Maybe there's a better way? With Viveza you could drop four Control Points, Group them, Resize them and control the yellow centers of those flowers, and nothing but the yellow centers in those flowers, with absolute precision after 5 clicks of your mouse. In about ten seconds, literally, you'd be controlling everything from hue and saturation to exposure and contrast and doing so with pinpoint accuracy and perfectly smooth, natural looking results. On top of that you would only need to work with one Control Point out of the four; since grouped CP's "talk" to one another the changes will be perfectly uniform across the entire selection. Could I do that in PS? Yes. Yes I could. Can I do it infinitely faster and with better results using Viveza? Yes. Yes I can. [COLOR="#FFFFFF"]...[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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