Today, Adobe has released an update for the Lightroom and Adobe Camera Raw family of applications. Before getting into the new features that have been added, it is important to note that Adobe has dropped…
View More May 2019 Update for Lightroom Classic, Lightroom, and Adobe Camera Raw
I learned this tip from UK-blogger/photographer/awesome guy Brian Worley and darn it’s a good one — it’s how to use a feature in Lightroom Classic to find out which lens (or lenses) you use the most.…
View More Lightroom Can Tell You Which Lens Is Your Favorite
Following up from last week’s post on the Luminance Range Mask, this week we’ll dive into the Color option. For this next photo I used a Graduated Filter with Range Mask set to Color to…
View More Exploring Range Mask Options: Color
Range Mask is an addition to the local adjustment tools (Adjustment Brush, Graduated Filter, and Radial Filter) in Lightroom Classic (and Camera Raw 10.x) that provides a way to fine-tune the area being adjusted by…
View More Exploring Range Mask Options
After Friday’s tutorial for more advanced users, I thought today I’d share one for some newer users, and it how to unclutter your screen by strategically hiding the four panels that eat up screen space…
View More Lightroom Classic: How To Cut The On-Screen Clutter
Hi, gang — happy Friday! Today we’re doing a start to finish, before/after type of tutorial start with the RAW image out of the camera, and taking it through to the final image. You can download…
View More Intermediate/Advanced Level Lightroom Image Editing Tutorial
Over the years I’ve installed and tried many different third-party image editors from companies like ON1, Nik, Topaz, Perfectly Clear, and the like. Typically, when you install a product like these they will add an…
View More Clearing Out Old External Editors
I saw comments like those from my post last Friday about this new Lightroom Technology Preview, so I thought I’d address it here today. There are at least five advantages (maybe more), over the current…
View More What makes this new Lightroom “Collaborative Proofing” Feature Any Better Than What We Already Had?