Lightroom’s Distraction Removal Doesn’t Just Work on Window Reflections
It's more versatile than that.
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ouple of weeks ago, Adobe released big updates to both Photoshop and Lightroom, which included the new distraction removal tools. These have been available in a beta form for some time and it’s great to see them added to the production releases.
If you’re a Lightroom user and haven’t checked these tools out yet, then you can find them in the Remove tab where the old spot-healing brush is located. In a new Distraction Removal section within that tab you can find a People removal tool and a Reflections removal tool.
I’ve had mixed results with the people removal tool, but the reflections tool is far more polished and extremely useful. It also does a little bit more than just removing reflections.
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