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reCOMPOSE Podcast 042: Lightroom Series #3, Masking
In this special episode of the reCOMPOSE podcast, Andy and Juan continue their Lightroom series with episode #3, discussing masking in Lightroom. One of the most often repeated comments we hear from people who don’t have much experience with Lightroom is that LR does not offer the “Layers” most people are accustomed to using in Photoshop. Well keep in mind that the reason to use layers in photoshop is to work around the fact that Photoshop is a destructive editor by default, where as Lightroom is a non-destructive editor, so the need for layers is greatly diminished. Additionally Lightroom has its own version of layers and that is what the masking feature is all about. Take a listen to this episode and learn about the great masking features in Lightroom.