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Want To Get Creative With Your White Balance? This Tip Can Help You Find The Best Look

So, here’s the scenario: you’re not looking for an accurate white balance – instead, you want to try something creative, but you’re not sure which white balance setting you might like best. This is where Virtual…

Don’t Sleep On This Underestimated Lightroom Tool!

I did a short video to show one of the most powerful yet underrated, or underestimated, or under-something tools in all of Lightroom – check it out below: I use this tool almost every day,…

When Lightroom’s Virtual Copies Can Really Come In Handy

Although we’ve talked about Virtual Copies here on the blog, I haven’t done anything about them recently for people new to Lightroom Classic, so today that’s what we’re doing. So, when would Virtual Copies come…

Great Video From Julieanne on Creating HDR Panos

This is such a helpful video – it’s short and to the point, and Julieanne, as always, does a fantastic job showing exactly how it’s done. Check it out below. Pretty great, right? Julieanne rocks!…

Does Lightroom’s Remove Tool’s Generative AI Feature Really Make a Big Difference?

Up until a few months ago, the best tool we had for removing distracting stuff in our images was the ‘Remove Tool,’ which was pretty much hit or miss (in my experience, mostly miss). So,…

Great Little One-Minute Video For Help in Setting Your White Balance

It’s short and sweet but pretty darn handy. Check it out below: Told ya it was short (and sweet), and I hope it was helpful. Have a great weekend, everybody! -Scott The post Great Little…

How To Use Lightroom’s “Guided Upright” To Fix Lens Perspective Problems

I’ve been doing a series of in-depth photo guides for travel photographers for KelbyOne, and I’ve done it for locations all over the world (Paris, London, Lisbon, Rome, New York, Tuscany, Venice, and more), where…

Lightroom Tip Tuesday: How to Reorder (or Hide) Your Panels in the Develop Module

You can make your workflow more efficient by putting your panels in the order you want them (most often used to least used) and hiding the ones you don’t use at all. Check out this…