A couple of weeks ago I did a tutorial (link) on how to create a 6-up layout in the print module (six tall images on one page). In that tutorial I showed how to use…
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Tag: Lightroom Classic
5 Reasons to Use Lightroom Cloud for Desktop
I assume that most of the readers of Lightroom Killer Tips are primarily Lightroom Classic users like me. There’s a lot of good reasons to continue using Lightroom Classic as your home base for your…
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Lightroom in 60-Seconds: How to Get More Room to See Your Images
Here are a number of ways to get part or all of Lightroom’s interface out of the way so you can focus on your image. Hope you found that helpful. Have a great Tuesday everybody,…
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Great Video on All The Latest Updates to Lightroom
The always awesome Terry White kicked off a new photography podcast a few weeks ago, and in the episode, I’ve embedded below the first 20 minutes are all about what’s new in the February updates…
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Dispelling Four Very Persistent Lightroom Myths
On Wednesday and Thursday of this week I was in San Diego and Phoenix teaching my “Ultimate Photography Crash Course” seminar. Met a ton of great people (around 550 photographers came out in all, and…
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February 2020 Lightroom Classic, Adobe Camera Raw, and Lightroom Cloud Updates
I hope your 2020 is off to a great start. Adobe has just released a range of new features, new camera support, lens profiles, and bug fixes. Let’s dive in! Heads Up! I want to…
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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.…
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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…
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