Color Grading with Luminosity Masks in Lightroom

**Color Grading Tutorial in Lightroom – Enhance Your Photos with Precise Control**

Color grading is a technique originating from cinema that allows you to manipulate the colors and tones of a scene to create mood, atmosphere, and personality. In this video, you will learn how to use the filters and interval masks in Lightroom to achieve color grading with much more control than what is possible with the Split Toning panel, similar to using the Blend If and Luminosity Masks sliders in Photoshop.

If you want to jump straight into the tutorial, skip to 4 minutes. You can also check out our video on Interval Masks: [Interval Masks Tutorial](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fc-03eT6aAQ&t=1s) and our video on Color Grading: [Color Grading Tutorial](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPuUgeqMv_g&t=9s).


**Keywords:**
Adobe, Adobe Lightroom, Lightroom Classic CC, Color Grading, Color, Editing, Image Treatment, Photography, Photoshop, Luminosity Masks, Blend If, Tonal Range, Coloring, Teal & Orange, Cinema

In this tutorial, we will explain the concept of color grading and the advantages of using Lightroom’s interval masks for precise control over your color grading process. We will guide you step by step through the process of using the graduated filter tool, interval masks, and selecting specific tonal ranges to apply your desired colors. With this technique, you can achieve professional-grade color grading results with ease.

Color grading is a powerful tool that can elevate your photos and give them a cinematic look and feel. Whether you are a photographer or a filmmaker, mastering color grading techniques will open up new creative possibilities for your work.

Check out the video now and take your color grading skills to the next level!

Color grading é uma técnica que vem do cinema e visa manipular as cores e tons de uma cena para criar clima, atmosfera e personalidade.

Neste vídeo, você aprenderá a utilizar os filtros e as máscaras de intervalo do Lightroom para fazer um color grading com muito mais controle do que é possível no painel Tonalização Dividida, similar ao que é possível no Photoshop utilizando os deslizantes Blend If e Máscaras de Luminosidade.

Para ir direto para o tutorial, avante para 4 minutos.

Confira também o vídeo sobre Máscaras de Intervalo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fc-03eT6aAQ&t=1s

Confira também o vídeo sobre Color Grading:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPuUgeqMv_g&t=9s

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