Spot Removal Tool | Lightroom
[exif id="11919"] From time to time, I like to share a little about how I use Lightroom to edit my images. Today's tutorial explains how to use the spot removal tool, also known as the clone tool, in Lightroom. I tell a little about the sliders and what they do, clone/heal, and the visualize spots function. There are lots of options and setting adjustments for using the spot removal tool in Lightroom. If you have any questions, please ask! 
Spot Removal or Clone Tool in Lightroom
[embed]https://youtu.be/-9t8q-OGhGs[/embed]Correction: In the video I say that the 30% opacity allows for 30 per cent of the original pixels to show through. It's the opposite. Seventy per cent is showing, while 30% is covered.
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