When you’re traveling, it’s tempting to see everything through your viewfinder. But here’s the truth: not every trip has to be a portfolio builder. Sometimes the best memories come from putting the camera down, taking…
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If you’re ready to get off Folders, here’s how to make that happen. NOTE: Just so ya know, we’re not deleting any folders, we’re just going to use collections instead. Those folders are sacred because…
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Batching can save a ton of time by applying the edits from one photo, to another set of similar photos (really handy for travel photos, wedding and portrait shoots, sports, and so much more). If…
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#1: Changing the Red Tint Color If you like the red-tinted overlay (I do), but you’re working on an image with a lot of red in it (like a robin, or a red car, or…
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Mark your calendars for September 9–11, because this is the online event of the year for photographers and creatives who want to sharpen their skills, get inspired, and be part of an amazing community. Whether…
View More It’s official—registration for Photoshop World 2025 is now open!
Terry White is back with a fantastic follow-up to his last video on catalog issues. Really helpful. Check it a Quick Look (below) Thanks, Terry! Have a great Monday, everybody. -Scott P.S. My guest this…
View More How To Use The Same Lightroom Classic Catalog on a Mac AND Windows
We’ve brought back one of Scott’s most iconic classes—with a Lightroom twist! In this brand-new edition of Light It, Shoot It, Retouch It, Scott walks you through an entire portrait session from start to finish.…
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Mornin’, everybody. This tip is way better than the headline makes it sound. Here’s the situation (and then the tip): You used the Remove tool, with the Generative AI checkbox turned on You went through…
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