Lightroom Masking - What Does Intersect Do?

[@MrBrabo1]

Just what I needed👍🏼

[@nicovanwayenburg4880]

Again and again, you are well able to explain lr/ps issues for me.. thanks. Keep on doing this good work

[@Rudy.Bierkens]

Thank you for your clear explanation. I use Lightroom in the cloud, and there I can use an intersect mask, both in the small icon and in the large icon!

[@theeverythingelectronicsst3897]

Awesome video Matt, great instructions, you explain things so well!!! Deep Dive Masking course wow I'm there... :) I have growing list of people /that instruct/teach/tutorials etc that I am learning from, I just added you to that list... Thanks for everything :)

[@juanpsolf]

Thank you very much, Matt. Great class, as usual.

[@davidbarkin7235]

Thank you. Concise explanation of how this method works.

[@cnicolo]

Crystal and clear … thank you Matt

[@darklighthouse999]

Very helpful!!! Thanks!!

[@pbziegler]

Basically the first mask selection is just that-- a selection like a lasso selection in PS. Then the intersect "brush" allows you to do whatever just within the first mask selection.

[@TedPartrick]

Great explanation. I found the examples very effective...

[@ArmandoChaconVillar]

Thanks a bunch for this very handy explanation. It was killing me not knowing.

[@jean-pierremagdo6856]

As usual, a very clear, precise and useful tutorial. In fact, i just discover this feature one week ago, but this video give me more ideas . Thanks

[@davidfain1454]

As always, great, to-the-point tutorial delivered with good humor and enthusiasm. Keep up the good work.

[@docham]

Thanks again Matt for your splendid instruction. I'm enjoying your Photoshop course and always look forward to these videos.

[@heelfan78]

Hey Matt. This was outstanding! I can't tell you how much I was confused by this tool and you have explained this so well! You have simplified what some continue to "speak over our heads". Thank you and I'm very grateful!

[@JCImagesBehindtheShot]

Timely! I was struggling with this today. Thanks Matt!

[@SteveStanger]

I think I get it, finally! Thank Matt!

[@susanganphotography]

Thanks Matt, another super helpful tutorial 😊

[@rnursemd]

Excellent tutorial! Heading right over to the next one now!

[@CWReace]

Note that you can hold the OPTION key on Mac (ALT on Windows, I think?) while in the Masks panel, and the "Add" and "Subtract" buttons then turn into a single "Intersect" button, in case you prefer that over the right-click and menu selection method (at least in Lightroom Classic, which is the only place I've used this so far).

[@iqueque]

Great tip, thanks Charles

[@ashcreekphoto]

Useful Tip!

[@hobbytake2845]

Thanks for the tutorial Matt!

[@rayvicchio9094]

Matt, thanks for the clear demonstration of the new tool. Here I just thought the “intersection” feature was a way that Adobe used to oppress the masses.

[@KeriBeal]

You sir are very good!!! Thanks for sharing that!

[@billyyoung234]

Another really well explained Tutorial of a Complex subject Matt - Thank You Quick Question: What are the 2 horizontal Colour Hue Slider setting about ?

[@liamdoran2149]

Kind of surprising that Select Sky does not get the reflection sky too?

[@sungyle]

Thank you, Sir.

[@samrotolo7303]

Thank you for making videos.

[@sudhanthirarajan8081]

Thank you😍🥰

[@kevins8575]

Thanks, very helpful. By the way, each time I open Topaz DeNoise, I mean to tell you that I very much like your eagle image on their splash screen.

[@MattKloskowski]

Thanks!

[@buddaman42]

Hi. I had a subject (a duck) with its reflection in water: I would like to increase the colors in the reflection. It would seem that intersect would work, especially like the Photoshop intersect section in this video. Would that be correct? How would you do this? Thank you.

[@isoawe1888]

Thanks Matt. Did you notice on the first image that there was a bright green halo around sweater? What caused that?

[@MattKloskowski]

Hi. If you look the halo was there before. She’s very backlit. Changing the sweater accentuated it but it was always there.

[@JimRobertson]

Thanks Matt, much clearer now. Question though. When masking there is sometimes a fringe that gets missed and I have a hard time dealing with it. For example with the girl in the sweater there is a green fringe around the sweater, it is there all the way around, more noticeable on the right sleeve. (see 4:50 in the video) Is there a way to deal with this? Thanks

[@JimRobertson]

I just noticed that the fringe was there from the very start!! So in this case it wasn't a masking/selection issue....