Using Two Monitors in Lightroom
This is something I’ve covered in my Lightroom books for years, but a lot of folks haven’t taken advantage of Lightroom’s ability to using two monitors, so you can work on and search through and edit down on one screen and also see a huge, full-screen version of your photo on another. So, I thought I’d include an excerpt here, because beyond just using two monitors, there are some very cool things you can do...
Getting Rid of “Pet Red-eye” in Lightroom
Yes, there’s actually a feature created exclusively for this. I am not making this up.
Another Hidden Lightroom Shortcut for Using The Adjustment Brush
This one is really handy (and it’s really hidden because it doesn’t toggle on/off the feature visibly).
Faster Culling Of Your Images
There’s a word you don’t get to use every day – culling (which to me means going through your images and making your picks, or star ratings or whatever you do to get down to the good shots). Anyway, this tip is to make that process a little quicker for you. One quick thing first: One quick thing first: Next Friday my Lightroom seminar is in Denver Over 200 photographers are already signed up for the day –...
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