10 Things You Need to Be Doing In Lightroom

One of the nice things about teaching workshops is getting to walk around and help people with their photos. I get to see what’s working for them in Lightroom, where they’re getting stuck, and which features they haven’t discovered yet. After seeing some of the same things come up again and again, I put together a new class called 10 Things You Need to Be Doing in Lightroom.

We cover some editing fixes, including straightening buildings in one click and using masking tools you might have missed. But we also spend time on things like choosing your best shot from a bunch of similar frames and organizing your travel photos so you’ll know where to look for them a few years from now. There’s also that yellow AI warning. If you’ve been wondering what Lightroom wants you to do about it, we’ll clear that up, too.

If you’ve ever spent too long organizing or wrestling with an edit, this is a good one to watch. Knowing which tool to reach for can save you a lot of trial and error. I tell you more about it in the short video below. You can check out the class and watch a full lesson for free here.