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Cool 6-up Lightroom Layout

Don’t just think of this as a layout for print — you can save this layout as a regular JPEG and share it online just as easily. NOTE: This is a Lightroom Classic tutorial only.…

Lightroom Intermediate Level “From Raw Shot to Final Image” Tutorial

Hi gang, Today it’s a start to finish tutorial on the regular stuff we have to do to regular images (and you can download the RAW file used in the video to follow along). So,…

Configuring Additional External Editors

By default, the latest version of Photoshop becomes the primary external editor for Lightroom Classic. If you go to Lightroom Classic > Preferences > External Editing (Win: Edit > Preferences > External Editing), you will…

Lightroom in 60-Seconds: Hidden Tip for Slideshow Titles

If you make slideshows (or videos) using Lightroom Classic’s slideshow module, you probably have already experienced what I’ve always felt was one of their weirdest decisions made by Adobe. If you create a Title Slide,…

Making Photo Books in Lightroom: Adding Two Columns of Text

I got this question from a member this past weekend who was watching my class on Creating beautiful photo books in Lightroom Classic. He asked: I have a question to which I can’t seem to…

I Just Released a New Lightroom Class That I Think Is Going To Blow Your Mind!

It’s about making videos, from start to finish, all 100% in Lightroom. Well, the video clips from your camera of course, but after that, it’s all Lightroom Classic. No plug-ins, no other apps, no kidding.…

Making the Most of Lightroom Classic Templates

One of the main reasons we use Lightroom Classic is that it makes our entire digital workflow so much more efficient than using a combination of other tools. A key to getting the most out…

Lightroom in 60-Seconds: Where The Heck Are My Filters?

I get questions like this all the time — folks who write in or email me telling me their filters have gone missing (they were there before, but now they can’t find them). There are two…