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Sharpening For Landscape Photos

If your landscape image has any visible noise in the image, the place it’s most likely to appear is in the sky. If you have a lot of clouds in your sky, those will often…

How To Apply a Preset on Import in Lightroom ‘cloud’ (and the hidden trick to undo it)

For you folks using LR Classic, this is going to sound weird from the start, but the ability to apply a Preset to images on Import in LR ‘cloud’ does exist, but you won’t find…

New Features in Lightroom for Desktop

The version of Lightroom that runs on Mac and Windows (aka “Desktop”) got a small update this week to version 5.3. As usual, these updates include support for new cameras and new lenses as well…

The April 2022 Issue of Photoshop User Is Now Available!

The April 2022 issue of Photoshop User is now live on the KelbyOne site and KelbyOne Mags for iOS and Android. In this issue, learn how removing distractions in your images can place the focus on the things that really matter,…

Technology Previews in Lightroom on Mobile and Web

I sometimes forget that features I use all the time are only accessible after enabling them as Technology Previews. For example, the Long Exposure function found in the camera module in Lightroom for mobile has…

Photoshop For Lightroom Users: The Power of Layer Masks

Welcome back once again and by now, you’re probably getting a little tired of the whole learning Layers thing, but I have good news. This week wraps up the Layers portion of our Photoshop journey,…

I released a special version of my “SLIM System” just for Lightroom ‘Cloud’ users

We just released a new Lightroom course at KelbyOne which is a special version of my “SLIM” system (Simplified Lightroom Image Management) just for Lightroom ‘cloud’ users. This version is even more slimmed down (get…

Another Benefit of Optimizing Your Lightroom Catalog

OK, put this in the “Scott didn’t realize this” category, but on Wednesday night, we wrapped up our two-day Landscape Photography Conference (which went awesome, by the way – thanks to everybody that came out – over…