Have you ever wondered what’s the difference between folders and collections in Lightroom Classic? Many of you have no doubt used folders to store and curate your images, but what do you do with collections? Using folders I’m sure most of you are familiar with the folder structure in Lightroom
Before January wraps up and we move forward into 2022, I wanted to share a quick idea that was passed on to me in the Photofocus community: Compiling your annual best images and saving them for future-self critique. Compiling your annual best images At the end of every year, social
One of my absolute favorite features inside of Lightroom Classic is the Collections panel. They allow the user to “collect” photos from different folders all into one place to organize projects or ideas. Putting photos into a collection does not move the image; instead, it references the file and groups
When I first switched to Capture One as my primary photo management and editing tool, I knew I wanted to come up with a workflow that suited how I photograph. But I also knew that I needed a quick and easy way to find the photos I needed, whether it
In Adobe Lightroom Classic CC you can add a photo to the Quick Collection by pressing the letter “B” on the keyboard. But you can also use this keyboard shortcut for any collection you’d like by setting the target collection. You can see this helpful tip in action by watching
The Quick Collection in Lightroom is designed to help you quickly group photos together for a short-term need. But what do when a quick collection suddenly needs to become permanent? You simply save the quick collection as a normal collection, as demonstrated in this quick tip. Want more tips like
Last week there was a lot of uproar about the changes Adobe was making to its Lightroom platform. And while I’ve continued to use Lightroom Classic CC for my everyday work, I’ve taken a look at Lightroom CC to see if I’m missing anything, specifically in its organization and editing
