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My Lightroom Classic Tethering Set-up (from top to bottom)

I’m back from my trips to New York, and my family vacation in Maine, so let’s do this! Whenever I show behind-the-scenes shots from my shoots, I always get lots of questions about the rig…

Lightroom Classic Masking Hack for Selecting Reflected Skies

Ok, I’ll admit right away that this is not pretty, but I thought it was interesting enough to share. Perhaps someone will figure out a more elegant solution (like Adobe), and I’d love to hear…

June 2022 Update for Lightroom Classic and Lightroom

The June update has arrived! Along with support for new cameras and lenses we’ve gained a host of new features and improvements in Lightroom Classic and Lightroom. Let’s take a look at what’s new in…

Three Reasons Why I Don’t Organize My Photos By Date

I don’t organize by date for three main reasons: I actually used to organize by date when I first started using Lightroom, but organizing by date requires you to remember, to some extent, when you…

Another Way to Share to Social Media from Lightroom Classic

We’ve been exploring various ways to share photos from Lightroom Classic, and up to this point I’ve only shown options that involve exporting from Lightroom Classic. However, there is another option that has been around…

How to Apply An ‘Auto Correction’ Automatically On Import

ABOVE: The only edit to the Raw photo seen here was to click the “Auto” button. This is another one of the questions asked during our Lightroom Conference (which we’ll get to below). It brought…

Photoshop For Lightroom Users (#12): High Pass Sharpening

OK, we’re picking up where we left last time (well, last month), where we dipped our toe into the wild world of sharpening. We started with the classic Unsharp Mask filter, which has been in…

The June 2022 Issue of Photoshop User Is Now Available!

The June 2022 issue of Photoshop User is now live on the KelbyOne site and KelbyOne Mags for iOS and Android. From concept to the final design, learning what makes a good logo vs. a bad logo is important every step…