SUMMARY
Terry Vander Heiden demonstrates a technique in Lightroom Classic where presets are built with AI-driven landscape masks. These masks, which automatically segment elements like sky, mountains, and vegetation, regenerate for each new photo applied to, saving considerable editing time. This method allows photographers to create reusable masks within presets, streamlining the process of applying local adjustments consistently across batches of similar images, especially useful for landscape shoots with recurring scene structures.
TAKEAWAYS
Lightroom Classic presets can incorporate AI masks that automatically adapt to new images.
This feature significantly reduces editing time by eliminating manual mask creation for common elements.
Presets with regenerating AI masks are particularly beneficial for landscape photographers shooting similar scenes.
Users can build custom presets that segment skies, mountains, and foliage for faster, consistent edits.