Lightroom News and Updates
ON1 Resize, powered by Genuine Fractals, has been the gold standard for photo resizing and preparing your photo’s final output, and it has been for over twenty years. ON1 says the new ON1 Resize AI…
View More ON1 Releases the Next-Generation Photo Enlargement Software
Lightroom Classic (LrC) makes a great home base for your photo library, but a common question comes up in the form of how to best share those photos with others for viewing and possibly even…
View More Exploring Ways to Share Photos from Lightroom Classic
Hey, everybody – I’m back from nine days in Prague, and I’m ready to get back at it (I was leading a travel photography workshop, and it was epic. Epic! What a blast!). Anyway, next…
View More There’s a Camera Conference Next Week and You’re Invited
How to edit amazing looking photos in Lightroom Classic Hi Cafe Crew! In this tutorial, I’m going to show you the steps I take to edit a photo in Lightroom Classic. Before and after image…
View More How to edit amazing looking photos in Lightroom Classic
I’m in Prague today, leading a travel photography workshop, so I thought I’d do an installment of Photoshop for Lightroom Users column to kick off this week (since I won’t be posting much until next…
View More Photoshop For Lightroom Users: The Sharpening Filters
By Ross Shain If you enjoy exploring lighting and special effects in your edits and would like to do more in Lightroom without jumping to Photoshop, this tutorial might be for you. Boris FX Optics…
View More Boris FX Optics: Lens Flares & Film Effects in Lightroom
It is not uncommon for a Lightroom Classic (LrC) user to become confused about where a given photo is actually stored on a drive. This can be when performing a search using the Library Filter…
View More Finding a Photo’s Location on a Drive
If you’re printing a multi-photo layout from Lightroom Classic (there’s one below, for example), I would encourage you to turn on “Draft Mode Printing” (as seen above) to have your print come out of the…
View More When to Use Lightroom’s Awesome “Draft Mode” Printing (and when not to)