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one of the first things i do often times when editing some type of outdoor or landscape image in docHub lightroom is go into the develop panel and start dropping my highlights and i know i am not alone here because i have seen so many tutorials from other people demonstrating how to use it incorporating it into their photo editing workflow perhaps you use it all the time i would bet some of you probably just open an image in lightroom and just automatically go in and drop the highlights lift the shadows drop the highlights lift the shadows right i mean especially in landscape and outdoor photography its a pretty common thing to do and with good reason because the highlight slider is a very powerful and effective tool for doing what it was designed to do which is retain highlight detail in the brightest tonal regions of your image when everything is kind of pushed up against the far right side of the histogram when you pull that highlight slider back it pushes those bright those bright