stroiman Posted February 16, 2020 Posted February 16, 2020 Hi there. After seeing a video with Nick Page using Lumenzia in Photoshop, I was inspired to do luminosity masks in a new and much more customizable way than the much used 5 levels of brigths, midtones, and darks. With these macros, when you create a light, midtones, or dark mask, it doesn't create the mask immediately, but applies 3 adjustments: a B&W, a Curves, and a Levels adjustment. Now you can adjust the three fine tune whatwhat you want in your selection. And using B&W adjustment you can more easily target specific colors. The only difference between the 3 that the curves layer is inverted in the darks, and peaks at the halfway point in the midtones mask. When you are happy with the selection, select the "Complete" macro, which will create a selection, and a new spare channel from the selection. Hope you find this useful. Stroiman's Luminosity Masks.afmacros Hilltop, Sander Knopper, Jock Thomson and 2 others 1 4 Quote
Hilltop Posted February 21, 2020 Posted February 21, 2020 Haven't been able to look at it yet but it seems quite useful. Thank you for sharing! Quote
Max P Posted February 22, 2020 Posted February 22, 2020 yes it allows very subtle local adjustments once apprehended Test in lab mode, with the gray layer L separated from the color Quote
Nicholas Jefferson Posted January 22, 2021 Posted January 22, 2021 Thank you @stroiman! It's great! I am also currently improving my skills with luminosity masks. I recently worked with moonlight photography and found great material on this (here). I got a great result! Perhaps it will also be interesting to you. Quote
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