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<blockquote data-quote="Moab Man" data-source="post: 334032" data-attributes="member: 11881"><p>Wanting to further my skills is what drove me to learn the luminosity masks. They are great for both manipulating color and exposure. Many of the tutorials show you how to build the masks, which I've learned, but I could use a bit of learning on navigating around and using the kazillion masks you create. I found a huge mistake that was throwing me off and screwing things up thus causing the WHAT THE FREAK! THAT DIDN'T WORK AT ALL LIKE IT WAS SUPPOSED TO. Turned out for part of creating the masks you use cnrl-alt-shft and through muscle memory I was sometimes doing cntrl-alt-Z without realizing I was doing it - muscle memory. </p><p></p><p>Glad this thread has caught some others interest to learn it at its finest levels.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Moab Man, post: 334032, member: 11881"] Wanting to further my skills is what drove me to learn the luminosity masks. They are great for both manipulating color and exposure. Many of the tutorials show you how to build the masks, which I've learned, but I could use a bit of learning on navigating around and using the kazillion masks you create. I found a huge mistake that was throwing me off and screwing things up thus causing the WHAT THE FREAK! THAT DIDN'T WORK AT ALL LIKE IT WAS SUPPOSED TO. Turned out for part of creating the masks you use cnrl-alt-shft and through muscle memory I was sometimes doing cntrl-alt-Z without realizing I was doing it - muscle memory. Glad this thread has caught some others interest to learn it at its finest levels. [/QUOTE]
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