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Lightroom News and Updates
Great video from Benjamin Warde on how you reorder your panels in Lightroom Classic, and why you might want to in the first place. Great stuff (and all in less than 60-seconds). Check it out:…
View More How To Reorder Your Panels In Lightroom Classic
Happy Monday, everybody. Today I did a short tutorial for you that includes a bunch of little tips for making better black and white conversions, and you’ll see my workflow for taking a color image…
View More Lightroom Black & White Editing TipsLightroom has just received updates including an exciting new texture slider. May, 2019: Lightroom (mobile) is now Lightroom 2.3, Lightroom Classic CC is now Lightroom Classic 8.3 and ACR is 11.3. The big new feature is…
View More New in Lightroom, Texture: Soften Skin and enhance details in photos.
I saw a post this week in my feed and it noted that the Texture Slider was the first new slider added to Lightroom in four years (I guess the last slider added was the…
View More How to Use Lightroom’s New Texture Slider (and why it’s so awesome)
Write caption… We just announced two new cities for my new full-day seminar, The Ultimate Photography Crash Course. They are: Chicago on Wednesday, July 17th Detroit Area (Livonia) on Thursday, July 18th I am so,…
View More Chicago and Detroit — I’m Headed Your Way Soon!
Today, Adobe has released an update for the Lightroom and Adobe Camera Raw family of applications. Before getting into the new features that have been added, it is important to note that Adobe has dropped…
View More May 2019 Update for Lightroom Classic, Lightroom, and Adobe Camera Raw
I learned this tip from UK-blogger/photographer/awesome guy Brian Worley and darn it’s a good one — it’s how to use a feature in Lightroom Classic to find out which lens (or lenses) you use the most.…
View More Lightroom Can Tell You Which Lens Is Your Favorite
Following up from last week’s post on the Luminance Range Mask, this week we’ll dive into the Color option. For this next photo I used a Graduated Filter with Range Mask set to Color to…
View More Exploring Range Mask Options: Color