How To Use POINT COLOR in Adobe Photoshop LIGHTROOM CLASSIC

[@grrgrr736]

Really great video teaching tool-congrtulations-general where it should be and explicit where you need it.

[@FocusPhotoSchool]

Thank you!

[@stevejarvis186]

Thank you David for an excellent explanation of this new feature.

[@FocusPhotoSchool]

Glad to hear that this one was helpful too!

[@staceyswitzer2100]

Hi, I am a hands-on learner and I was wondering if you please provide the color checker image for us to practice with? I tried to make my own, but it isn't as good as yours. Love the tutorials. You have a gift for teaching. Thank you.

[@FocusPhotoSchool]

Thank you for the positive feedback on this tutorial and my other videos. I provide a downloadable version of this image, and most of the example photos in all of my tutorials, to my subscribers over at focusphotoschool.com.

[@khmisc]

Great clear and concise tutorial. Thanks!

[@FocusPhotoSchool]

Thank you and happy new year!

[@jimthomson9044]

Great job explaining this feature; I have reviewed several other sources but thus one got the point across. One question: would I make a change to a color beyond the range of there hue slider?

[@FocusPhotoSchool]

I think that your question is "could I make a change to a color beyond the range of the hue slider" using Lightroom's Point Color feature. If so then the answer is not really. For that kind of massive color change, ie. making something red into a blue, you would be better off using Adobe Photoshop.

[@thomastuorto9929]

Excellent tutorial!

[@FocusPhotoSchool]

Thank you. I am glad to hear that you found this one helpful!

[@MexBytes]

Well explained 👍🏻

[@FocusPhotoSchool]

Thank you

[@rz650]

great tutorial

[@FocusPhotoSchool]

Thank you!