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Adobe Lightroom: How to Use Lightroom's Graduated Filter Tool

For my full course on Lightroom and family portrait photography go here: http://bit.ly/1rnLZWQ How to Use Lightroom's Graduated Filter Tool -- The Grad Filter, as it's often called, in an invaluable tool for making exposure adjustments in selected areas and bringing out the drama in skies without affecting the entire image. The graduated filter is just that, it applies the strongest effect -- 100% at the beginning and gradually reduces the intensity of the effect to zero at the end. You can use the keyboard shortcut "M" to select the graduated filter tool, which located in the Toolbar in the Develop Module on the right, under the Histogram. You can adjust the sliders before you apply the filter or after and edit them any time by clicking on the pin with the black circle to select it and then change the slider values. To make sure your gradient is straight, hold down the shift key as you drag your mouse. Start where you want the effect the most intense and drag down or up. So if you want to intensify the sky, start dragging from the top of the image down toward the horizon where the sky meets the land or the water. You can adjust the size, intensity, position, and angle. You can apply a single graduated filter or multiple ones for different effects. You can also use the brush feature to paint over areas to take away the effect, such as when you have mountains against a sky that you want to darken without making the mountains dark. The most common use for the grad filter is to adjust exposure in the sky but you can also use the other sliders and add contrast, change the white balance, adjust the saturation and clarity, and correct noise. SUBSCRIBE to my Channel to get all my Lightroom tutorials:    / valeriesphotochannel   Get my free Digital Photography Basics ebook - Learn more about photography and how to use your camera's manual settings to improve your photos. http://valeriegoettsch.com/digital-ph... It's an amazing resource for beginner and intermediate photo enthusiasts, whether you have a compact camera or a DSLR. Watch more of my lightroom tutorials on my website: http://valeriegoettsch.com/lightroom-... Or watch them here on Youtube: If you're just getting started, watch these Lightroom video tutorials: How to Import Your Images into Lightroom:    • Lightroom Beginners Tutorial - Learn How t...   Lightroom 5: Workspace Basics and Shortcuts:    • Lightroom Beginners Tutorial: Library Modu...   How to Move Your Images or Catalog to an External Hard Drive    • Lightroom Training: How to Move Photos or ...   Full Screen Mode, Lights Out Viewing Tips:    • Lightroom 5 Tutorial: Views Full Screen Mo...   Working in Grid & Loupe View: Viewing Your Images in the Library Module    • Lightroom Beginners Guide: Viewing Images ...   How to Customize Grid View options:    • Lightroom Tutorial: How to Customize Grid ...   How to Customize Loupe View Overlays in Library Module:    • Adobe Lightroom Tutorial: How to Customize...   Learn Lightroom - Organizing with Folders:    • Learn Lightroom - Creating and Organizing ...   How to Use Lightroom Collections and Smart Collections -    • How to Use Lightroom Collections and Smart...   How to Sort, Rank & Organuze Your Images -    • Lightroom: How to Sort, Rank & Organize Yo...   Adding Keywords to Your Photos in Lightroom -    • Lightroom Tutorial: Keywording in Lightroom   How to Find Your Photos in Lightroom Using Filters -    • How to Find your Photos in Lightroom Using...   How to Group Images into Stacks -    • Lightroom Stacking: How to Group Images in...   Using Smart Previews in Lightroom 5 -    • Lightroom: How to Work Offline Using Smart...   Working with Snapshots and Virtual Copies -    • Lightroom: Snapshots vs Virtual Copies - W...   To learn more about digital photography, check out my photography channel:    / photochannel24