Using Lightroom Classic’s Reference View
This is one of those features that kind of flies under the radar, but it can actually be really helpful. If you want the quick ...
Editing in Lightroom Classic vs. Lightroom
… have we achieved feature parity? Previously, I wrote about how to decide which version is best for your needs, and I left out an ...
Exploring Masking Overlay Options
One of the aspects inside of the recent Masking update worth exploring a little deeper is all the new functionality added to the overlay that ...
Great Trick For Better Results From Lightroom’s Spot Removal (Healing) ...
Above: Here I used the Spot Removal Tool (Healing Brush in LR ‘cloud’) to remove the edge of a softbox that you could see in ...
Updating Process Version
This tip will mainly apply to people who have been using Lightroom Classic (when it was called Lightroom) since the early days. The Process Version ...
UPDATED: Automatically Apply a Lens Correction To Your Imported Images
Here’s how to set up Lightroom so it will automatically, by default, apply a lens profile correction and chromatic aberration fixes to your Raw photos ...
You’re Two-Clicks Away From Fixing Lens Correction Problems
This is one of those things that’s so easy to fix, but makes such a big difference – especially if you shoot wide angle lenses a ...
Get Oriented to Masking
I love the new Masking tools in the latest version of Lightroom Classic, Lightroom, and Adobe Camera Raw, but I admit, it can take a ...
Intersect Mask
The new/upgraded Masking functionality in Lightroom Classic (and friends) has been very positively received so far. There’s one aspect, Intersect Mask, that seems be a ...
What Lightroom’s “Depth Range” Feature Does (and how it works)
PROGRAMMING NOTE: Today I’m kicking off my pre-conference workshop for the Portrait Photography Conference, and if you want to join us (the official conference kicks ...