- Now that you see how many adjustments can be made
using this one power user tool in Lightroom,
it can be a little bit frustrating if you have to remove all
of those effects, and take them all back to baseline one
by one, nobody has time for that.
Let me show you an easier way to do that.
So, here is the local adjustment that we created
in the previous video, but how exactly do we reset this tool
to get it back to baseline or back to zero things done?
We can go ahead and click into our mask icon,
which is going to bring up our masking window.
Let's go ahead and select our mask one,
and if we come over here into our sliders, we can see
that the modified slider here is the exposure,
and it's set to negative four.
So, there are a couple different ways to do that.
We can double click the word exposure, which will if I turn
off the show overlay you'll see
that there's absolutely nothing there now in our area.
Let's say we had all
of these sliders modified because the brushes
that I make they have quite a few modifications to all
of them.
Okay, so we have all these sliders.
Now, we don't want to come over here
and double-click exposure, double-click contrast,
double-click highlights, double-click shadows
to get them all back to baseline,
because that would just take too long.
So instead, what we can do is we can come in here.
We can hover over the word Effect.
We can double-click that word Effect,
and what that's going to do is bring all of our arrows
and sliders back to zero in one easy step.