Welcome back! Last week I started exploring how to make the most of the local adjustment editing tools when it comes to further refining them with the new Range Mask function, auto masking, and erasing…
View More Making the Most of Local Adjustments and Their Masks: Part 2
PROGRAMMING UPDATE: That TV show called “The Great Create” where I compete against another photographer, is now live. You can catch it right here. I’m going to simplify what causes the problem, (so no nerding or geeking…
View More If You Share Your Lightroom Images on Instagram, And the Color Looks Off, Do This…
Really great video today from Terry White on one of my favorite features in Lightroom Classic — one I’ve been using for many years, and I find it so helpful (well, both of them —…
View More How to Pick Your Favorite Shots Faster in Lightroom Classic
Being able to adjust specific regions of our photos without leaving Lightroom Classic is a huge time saver, but there are some nuances to the tools that you’ll want to keep in mind. [Editor’s note,…
View More Making the Most of Local Adjustments and Their Masks
For most of Lightroom’s life, if you shoot in Raw and set a Picture Style in your camera (Canon calls them ‘Picture Styles.’ Nikon calls them ‘Picture Controls,’ Sony calls them Creative Styles, and so…
View More Shooting Raw and Want to Keep The Picture Style You Chose In Camera? Here’s How.
This one works in either Lightroom Classic or ‘LR cloud’ and it’s a great tool for getting rid of those nasty green and purple or magenta fringe around the edges of things (it’s a common…
View More Getting Rid of Green and Purple Fringe Using Lightroom’s Defringe Eyedropper
Ever since Lightroom Classic (LrC) and Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) began sharing develop presets I’ve found myself using ACR more and more, such as when sending a copy as a smart object from LrC. However,…
View More Transfer Local Adjustment Presets to Camera Raw
If you go on your computer, open a folder full of images, and change their names, Lightroom Classic loses track of those images because it tracks them by their name. It’s looking for an image…
View More How To Rename Your Photos Without Lightroom Losing Track of Them