Lightroom Classic | Schenectady Photographic Society - Part 27

Syncing Automated Settings

There are a few different ways that Lightroom Classic can analyze a photo and apply an auto setting based on that analysis. Quite often we may have multiple photos that we want to batch apply…

Finding and Grouping Full Resolution Photos in the Cloud

As I’ve written about many times before, I use both Lightroom Classic and Lightroom (cloud) together. I find this to give me the best of both worlds, though there are some quirks to be aware…

Merging Two Drives Into One

… And keeping Lightroom Classic from freaking out. That was just too long for a title, but that’s what I set out to do. I’ve had the bulk of my photo library stored on two…

Lightroom Classic or Lightroom “Cloud” – Which One Is Right For You?

That’s the topic today on Terry White’s excellent Photography Master Class, and I’m embedding the stream below so you can watch it live right here at 11:00 AM ET, or if you dropping by after…

The November 2020 Issue of Photoshop User Is Now Available!

The November 2020 issue of Photoshop User is now live on the KelbyOne site and KelbyOne Mags for iOS and Android. Welcome to “The Magazine for Lightroom & Photoshop Users!” Starting this issue, we’ve rolled in all the content from Lightroom Magazine to…

Color Grading Continued

Last week I wrote an introduction to the new Color Grading panel, and this week I wanted to follow up with a deeper look. Applying Your Own Color Grade For the most control over all…

Introducing Color Grading

With the October 2020 updates to Lightroom Classic, Lightroom, and Adobe Camera Raw we saw the addition of the new Color Grading panel. Color Grading is a replacement and improvement over the old Split Toning…

I Tried Lightroom’s New Live View Tethering Feature, and…

It’s “OK.” The frame rate of what you see in that live view window is a lot slower than I was expecting (check out the video below as see if you agree), and while the…