Lightroom Tethering Quick Tip
Good Monday, everybody. Here’s one from the vault — it’s a great little tip I picked up from my buddy Terry White, and it’s about having the tethering Heads up display (seen above in the lower third of the image) automatically hide while you’re tethering (you can hide it manually of course, but this tip is how to have it auto-hide). Just press the letter “f” on your keyboard and not only do your...
10 Tips for Grid View
It’s normal to spend a lot of time in Lightroom’s Grid view, so it pays to learn a few ways to make your time there more efficient. Here are ten ways to get you working at the top of your game. Getting there Press G from anywhere in Lightroom to jump to Grid view (unless you’re in a text field somewhere). Ok, that’s an easy one, but it had to be said. Zoom zoom While in Grid view, you can quickly zoom in to 1:1 on a...
Customizing Lightroom Photo Book Layouts
You guys know how big I am on Lightroom Photo Books (well, that and tethering, right?), and anyway, today we’ve got a new video from Adobe’s own Benjamin Warde on how to totally customize your layout. Best of all, he does it in just 60-seconds. Check it out: Thanks, Benjamin! Don’t forget to book your hotel for Photoshop World 2019 now! Last year we completely sold out the Hyatt Regency in Orlando (our host hotel),...
Jumping from Lightroom to Photoshop: Which is better – TIFF or PSD?
This is a question I get asked a lot at my seminars, so I thought I’d tackle it here today. Where to make this choice In Lightroom’s Preferences; just click the External Editing tab and you’ll see a pop-up File Format menu near the top right. So, which do you choose? TIFF or PSD? For me, this is an easy choice: Both TIFF files and PSD files (Photoshop’s native file format) are “Lossless” — so...
Why Sometimes in Lightroom You Can’t Choose a White Balance Preset
This is one I get asked a lot – usually, you go to the White Balance pop-up menu, and you see a list of various white balance presets to choose from (seen below), but sometimes you only get two choices: Auto and Custom. Why can’t you choose a White Balance Preset? Here’s why: ABOVE: White Balance Presets for a RAW image. When you shoot in RAW, the white balance hasn’t been decided yet. It initially shows you...
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