Q&A on Lightroom to Photoshop Color Problems
Happy Friday, everybody. I got this question from a reader earlier in the week, and I thought I’d answer it here because I’ve been asked this dozens of times. Here’s the question: “Why my imported RAW files from Lightroom to Photoshop has a different color scheme (from what it normally looks in Lightroom)?! (i.e.: it gets warmer & more reddish). More interestingly, if I open that RAW file directly in...
A Look at Filtering
The word “filter” often gets used to describe the edits and adjustments made to our photos, but in Lightroom the real meaning has to do with how you can filter the data stored in the catalog to help you in your workflow. In my next series of posts I’m going to dig into getting the most out of these easily overlooked, yet extremely powerful functions hidden in plain sight. We’ll start with the most obvious, but...
The Coolest Thing About Lightroom Classic’s “Quick Develop” Panel
Got a new video today from Benjamin Warde, and I have to agree — this is the coolest (and perhaps most-useful) thing about the Library Module’s Quick Develop panel. Check it out (it’s less than 60-seconds). Right? So useful! Thanks, Benjamin. Here’s to a Tuesday that’s even better than yesterday! 🙂 Thanks,...
How To Update Your Lightroom Copyright Info to 2019
Want to update your copyright info for 2019? Here’s how step-by-step (it’s easy).
Pointing Lightroom Classic to a New Drive
Happy New Year! Best wishes to all for a healthy and successful 2019. I’ve really enjoyed sharing Lightroom tips with you throughout 2018, and hope you find them helpful in the coming year as well. This next tip ranks among the top issues I get asked about on the KelbyOne Help Desk. There comes a time in every photographer’s life when you need to move photos to a new drive (for some, this happens on a regular basis). This...
Things You Can Mark as Favorites in Lightroom Classic
Like whiskers on kittens, bright copper kettles, and warm woolen mittens, it turns out there are a number of things you can mark as a “favorite” inside of Lightroom Classic. The core logic around why you would mark something as a favorite is that it is something you use often and want to have faster access to it again in the future. Favorite Folders If you’ve got a folder or two that you’d like ready access to...
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