Lightroom News and Updates
If you’ve applied some adjustments using the Adjustment Brush you can control the amount after the fact using the Amount slider (and if you just said, “What Amount slider?” this is for you. The slider…
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I hope your 2020 is off to a great start. Adobe has just released a range of new features, new camera support, lens profiles, and bug fixes. Let’s dive in! Heads Up! I want to…
View More February 2020 Lightroom Classic, Adobe Camera Raw, and Lightroom Cloud Updates
Beside my role as Editor/Publisher of Lightroom Magazine, I also write the Q&A Column in each issue as well, and today I thought I’d share my Q&A from the current issue (it came out last…
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Today at 11:00 AM ET, Adobe’s own Terry White is kicking off a new Webcast for photographers and right off the bat you’re going to learn how to avoid the thing that trips up more…
View More If You’re New To Lightroom, This Will Help You Like You Cannot Believe!That was our topic yesterday on “The Grid” in response a Petapixel.com article titled: “Adobe, This is Why Photographers Are Hating On You.” I’ve embedded the episode (below); Not a lot of visuals, so you…
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Way down at the bottom of the Export dialog is the lonely Post-Processing panel. I use it all the time, but I feel like it is one of the most underrated options people consider when…
View More Uses for that Post-Processing Panel on Export
Why Panoramas? Panoramas, or panos are a great way to do a couple of things. First of all, they make it possible to photograph a subject that is too big to fit in a…
View More How to Make a Panoramic photo – shoot and edit a Pano in Lightroom or PhotoshopIf you’re working a lot of photos, and you want to crank through those Develop Module edits, here’s two shortcuts that will make a world of difference: Pretty awesome, right? Lightroom rocks! San Diego and…
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