How to edit specific areas of a photo in Lightroom | Adobe Photography Basics

Discover how to make edits to your images to capture attention and draw eyes towards your subjects in this guide to selective editing.
In this tutorial, Adobe's Principal Evangelist Julieanne Kost (@jkost) shares how to use selective editing tools in Lightroom to isolate and edit parts of a photo.
Learn more about selective image editing here: adobe.ly/3rXA6ny
00:00 - Editing specific parts of an image
00:13 - Why change only a portion of an image?
00:34 - Composing a photograph.
01:04 - How to remove or erase objects in Lightroom
01:28 - How to use the healing tool in Lightroom
02:28 - How to select and adjust areas of an image in Lightroom
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Presets: bit.ly/45Cn8do
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Learn more about selective image editing here: adobe.ly/3rXA6ny

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Great clip of info. Thanks

[@lumenchristihockey]

what about selecting a small area of say a document where AI isn't honing in precisely on an area you want to adjust? You used to provide a paintbrush for this which was easy