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Apr 20, 2015 07:08 |  #1

Just discovered this: In LR's local adjustment filters/brush, the "Saturation" slider is +Vibrance and -Saturation.
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Apr 20, 2015 07:58 |  #2

That is an interesting fact. I have to say that when I use the Saturation brush with a positive setting it is usually to return some saturation in a colour that has been reduced by the Global application of negative saturation using the HSL sliders. In that situation you definitely see that it is different, I find that a level of 52 seems to be able to counter a negative 100 saturation using the HSL tools. Go anymore and you get some weird effects, I guess thats why.

As the OP of that thread you linked to says it would be nice to see all of the global HSL sliders also available on the filters and local brush tools.

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Apr 20, 2015 15:13 |  #3

Interesting, thanks.

I occasionally use saturation on the adjustment brush in conjunction with dodge and burn on skin tones, but it's pretty rare that I brush on saturation by itself.

I do have a "sunburn correction" brush preset that desaturates and adds a bit of yellow/green color.


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