10 Adjustment layer icons (Curve, Levels, etc).11 Mask.12 Mask (+ / -) (new in v4). 8 Color Mask modes (red, yellow, … buttons) (updated in v4). Section #1a: The Mode Buttons (Special options). 5 Diff(+/-) (aka Lighter/Darker) (updated in v4).6. Please see the “Button Reference” document in the ZIP, as well as seeing the tooltips that appear when you hover over the buttons in the panel. Note for CS6 users: Your interface looks different, but the vast majority of the functionality is available to you by using modifier keys (such as ) to access extra functionality. This includes the PreBlend tool to facilitate exposure blending, and a set of tools to create temporary visualizations that aid in refinement of layers/masks. In addition to these primary functions, Lumenzia includes a few specialty functions to help expedite your work (these are the top row of buttons in Lumenzia). This may include refining the edges for a smoother transition, applying the mask only to certain colors in the image, or applying the mask only to certain parts in the image. While you can customize the masks during the first (creation) phase, it is often helpful to further refine the masks once they have been applied. These buttons allow you to apply the preview as a selection or to mask existing or various custom options (such as a sharpening layer). Once you have a preview that selects the desired tones/colors, it is time to apply it. Note that the “live” mode is only available on CC. Using the mode buttons (Photoshop CC only) or shortcut keys (CS6 and CC) enables other options, such as “BlendIf” masking, which is applied directly to the active layer. The normal mode creates orange temporary layers to generate a preview, which may be customized and then applied via the orange buttons below. Each of them either uses a default selection, or asks you for input to create a preview of the mask/selection.
These buttons (such as L5, Range Picker, etc) allow you to identify which tones/colors to select.
Nearly all buttons in the panel fall into the following categories 1. In keeping with this, it has three primary functions. Lumenzia is specifically geared towards making luminosity masking as easy and powerful as possible. To get started, I recommend watching the Quick Start Guide. Lumenzia Overview For a detailed video tutorial on Lumenzia’s features, please click the “Tutorials” button in Lumenzia, this will take you to a private support page with more information and numerous training videos. Note: This document has been updated as of June 15, 2017.
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