Importing and Exporting Smart Collection Settings
I’ve previously mentioned my Catalog Dashboard before, and I’ve been asked to share some of the other components. This is one component that I originally made more for fun and to simply have a different way to view my photography over the years. I call it By Month, and all this collection set contains are 12 smart collections, one for each month, that pull together all of the photos taken during each month of every year...
I Am Blown Away By How Much Faster Tethering Is Now in Lightroom (with demo)
Hi, gang. Last week I was recording a class for KelbyOne called “10 Essential Studio Techniques Every Photographer Should Know” and I was shooting tethered into Lightroom Classic (yes, shooting tethered is one of the 10 essential techniques, and we built the entire tethering rig from scratch in the class – I was assisted by the truly awesome Julio Aguilar), and I was absolutely blown away by the massive speed...
Three Key Things Terry Does To Every Portrait in Lightroom Classic (and how to apply them automatically)
This video, from Lightroom guru Terry White, is super helpful, and it covers a feature in Lightroom Classic that a lot of folks miss. Terry is a portrait photographer and in the video, below he shares the three key things he does to every portrait in Lightroom, and then how to apply those edits automatically to your portrait images right as they’re imported so you’re that much further ahead in your editing process right...
The January Issue of Photoshop User Magazine Is Now Available!
The January 2019 issue of Photoshop User magazine (the official magazine for KelbyOne Pro members) is now live on the KelbyOne site and KelbyOne Mags for iOS and Android. In this issue, learn how harmonizing the color and composition in your landscape images can bring your photographs to life. Plus, building depth maps in Photoshop to create 2.5D looks, restoring and colorizing old photos, making family photos epic,...
A Look at Filtering: Part 3
This week I wrap up my mini-series on filtering in Lightroom, so be sure to check out part 1 and part 2 for the background on the Library Filter that leads to … Filmstrip Filter All of these filters can also be accessed right from the Filmstrip while you are in any of the other modules. Way over on the top-right side of the Filmstrip is the Filter section. Click the word Filter to expand the options (a second click will collapse...
Wanna Win a Profoto B10 and AirRemote? How ‘Bout an All-Expense Paid Trip to Photoshop World 2019?
OK, LightroomKillerTips gang – check out these two pretty awesome giveaways (hey, ya never know, right)? Win a kick-butt B10 Profoto Strobe We’ve teamed up with the folks at Profoto on this pretty incredible giveaway — all you have to do is enter, keep your fingers crossed, and heck you might win a B10 and a Profoto AirRemote. Here’s the link to enter. Deadline This Friday – Win a free trip to Photoshop World...
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