The new AI powered Select Sky function for finding and selecting all of a sky in Lightroom Classic (LrC), Lightroom, and Camera Raw (ACR) is an incredibly powerful and welcome tool. However, there are some…
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I get asked this question a lot since in all my tutorials my Mask panel appears near the top of my right side panels rather than at its default location floating over the top right…
View More How to Dock Lightroom’s Masks Panel (and some news)
If you haven’t taken advantage of Lightroom Classic’s ability to use two monitors, you are missing out! One of the things I love best is you can your organizing, searching, and editing on one screen…
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Back in July I wrote about the new video editing features in Lightroom (Lr), and there was a comment asking about editing video in Lightroom Classic (LrC), so this one’s for you. we’ve been able…
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Quick head up first: today is pre-conference workshop day at the Photoshop World Conference 2022. Tons and tons of Lightroom and Photoshop classes over the next four days, and it’s an incredible value (especially since…
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And, of course, it features Lightroom guru (and Adobe evangelist), Mr. Terry White. Check it out: How cool is that!!!! Thanks, Terry! This next video was put together by Adobe… …and it’s about the woman…
View More Killer Lightroom Tip If You Don’t Have GPS in Your Camera, But Want Your Images Added To Lightroom’s Map
You can do a lot in Photoshop. It’s no secret that Photoshop is one of, if not the most powerful photo editing programs in the world. For years, Adobe’s pinnacle program has been the gold…
View More 5 Things to Know About Using Plugins in Photoshop
Following up from last week’s post on using People view, let’s wrap things up. I’m a Blueberry As LrC indexes what it thinks are faces there will absolutely be some complete fails at recognizing a…
View More Finding People in Lightroom Classic: Part 2