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Automating Photoshop to crop and reposition multiple photographs

This Photoshop tutorial shows you how to work with multiple photographs, the easy way. Use Photoshop scripts to automate putting images into a layer stack. Then non-destructively crop and then make individual images from each…

Adobe Did a “Panorama Fest” Post and It’s So Good!

Josh Bury did a how-to post on Adobe’s own blog about Panoramas and it’s really, really good — so well written, illustrated, and just plain helpful (shout out to LRKT commenter/LRguru Lyle Stavast for the heads…

What Happens When You Reset Preferences?

Scott shared a couple of helpful tips yesterday that every Lightroom Classic user should know in case they experience odd behavior when using Lightroom Classic. One of those tips was to reset the preferences, and…

Lightroom in 60-Seconds: What To Do When Lightroom Messes Up!

Hey, it happens — Lightroom screws up; doesn’t act right, something doesn’t work the way it used it, etc. Here’s how to fix it using the same method you’d learn from Adobe if you called their…

Lightroom Classic For The Win. Finally.

In each issue of Lightroom Magazine, at the front of the mag, I write a note to our readers called, “A Note From Scott.” Rather than just telling readers what’s in the issue of the…

This One Button Has The Power To Supercharge Your Lightroom Workflow

I remember Matt Kloskowski writing a post here on the blog where he called it “The most powerful button in Lightroom.” (By the way: I had a great lunch with Matt on Wednesday – he…

How to make Reflections in Photoshop

This Photoshop tutorial shows you how to make reflections and puddles of water in Photoshop. You will also learn some different ways to work with reflections. Making reflections is really quite simple and they can be…

Adobe, please finally make Type decent in Lightroom

A couple of weeks ago I did a tutorial (link) on how to create a 6-up layout in the print module (six tall images on one page). In that tutorial I showed how to use…