Understanding the History and Snapshots Panels: Part 2
Picking up from last week’s post, the History and Snapshots panel share some common traits. If you expand the Navigator panel you can hover your ...
Understanding the History and Snapshots panels: Part 1
One of Lightroom’s greatest strengths is the fact that it stores all the work you do in its catalog file and never changes the pixel ...
Extending the Power of Lr Classic Export
Output is such a huge part of Lightroom Classic that it has four separate modules—Book, Slideshow, Print, and Web—entirely devoted to getting photos out in ...
Mastering Collections in Lightroom Classic: Part 2
While those pre-built collections in the Catalog panel (from last week) are all very useful in their own way there is another level of user-driven ...
Mastering Collections in Lightroom Classic: Part 1
In my recent posts about the Folders panel a request was made to do a similar deep dive into collections, which I thought was a ...
Understanding the Role of the Folders Panel: Part 2
Continuing on from last week’s part 1 about the Folders panel … Find Your Folders and Photos on Disk It is very important for all ...
Understanding the Role of the Folders Panel: Part 1
The Folders panel may be one of the most used panels in all of Lightroom Classic, but it may also be one of the least ...
Process Version 4 Heads Up
Along with the name change to Lightroom Classic, we also got a new default Process Version (I addressed the new Process Version names previously), Process ...
A JPG for Every Occasion
The ubiquitous and often underrated JPG (or JPEG as it is sometimes written) is an incredibly versatile file format in your Lightroom output arsenal. Knowing ...
Controlling Metadata on Export
Along with each photo exported from Lightroom some amount of metadata (i.e. data about you and your photo) is also written into each exported copy. ...