- As photographers, we are always trying to save time,
even if it's a millisecond.
And that really comes back to my five time rule.
The rule is,
if you do anything more than five times in Lightroom,
you need to either have a global preset for it
or you need to have a Local Adjustment Brush preset for it.
It saves you the time of going and taking those sliders
and making sure everything's set
so that you can use that
to create a specific effect in your image.
And all of that takes time.
So if you have a preset brush for it already in your menu,
you're allowed to keep working faster, smarter,
and keep your productivity up,
and that's what I'm going to show you
how to do in this section.