In this tutorial I demonstrate the new HUE adjustment that is in the local adjustment tools of Lightroom Classic ver 9.3+
I was wrong in the video when I stated that this feature was introduced in Lightroom Classic 9.4 — it was actually introduced in version 9.3.
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