Top 10 Lightroom Classic tips for beginners
I have been using Adobe Lightroom Classic for years. I’ve even run a few classes each term. I find that there are a few basic
I have been using Adobe Lightroom Classic for years. I’ve even run a few classes each term. I find that there are a few basic
When you make edits in Lightroom Classic, those changes are usually stored in your Lightroom catalog settings. That’s useful right? But not always. What happens
This tip will mainly apply to people who have been using Lightroom since the early days. When Lightroom 3 came out we were given a
Using Lightroom for all of your basic file management tasks accomplishes two things: It gets the job done. It keeps the catalog in sync with
This is useful function to know about if you are wanting to move a folder (or even your entire photo Library) from one drive to
This is an often misunderstood or completely overlooked panel, but it has some useful functions once you take a closer look. The most important thing
There are 5 badges that can appear on a thumbnail in the Grid view of the Library module or on the thumbs in the Filmstrip.
By default, the latest version of Photoshop becomes the primary external editor for Lightroom. If you go to Preferences > External Editing, you will see
In a typical workflow, you might start in Lightroom with a raw photo, then send a copy with Lightroom adjustments (Photo > Edit In >
A week doesn’t go by that I don’t hear from someone who is struggling to find something that has seemingly vanished from Lightroom. In the
Lightroom’s interface isn’t as customizable as Photoshop’s, but it can be changed in a number of ways to maximize the space devoted to your photos,
Smart collections allow you to harness the power of the database inside of Lightroom by leveraging the information contained in your photo’s metadata.  Plus, any