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How To Get Vibrance When Masking

Have you noticed when you use Lightroom masking feature, all the sliders are there….except for Vibrance. Yup, it’s not there. Or is it? Watch today’s short Lightroom Tip Tuesday and all will be revealed (insert…

The Mystery of the “Missing Transform Panel” in Camera Raw

I know a lot of you move back and forth between Lightroom and Photoshop in your workflow, and if you take an image over there and open Camera Raw, you might surprised (well, I was)…

An Incredible Learning Opportunity for Just Three More People (and a handy masking tip)

This is one of the most amazing, inspirational, challenging, and just downright amazing things you’ll see all day – it’s Joe McNally inviting you to spend 6-days with him doing something here’s never done before,…

Lightroom Tip Tuesday: How to Create Custom Photo Book Page Layouts

This is something we couldn’t do for years, and this is a game-changer when it comes to creating Photo Books in Lightroom Classic. Best thing is – it’s quick and easy, but there’s something you’ll want…

Getting Rid of That Purple or Pink Edge Fringe in Just One Click with Lightroom

If you see those nasty pink/purple or green lines around the edges of your image, especially visible sometimes after you apply some serious post-processing, you may be able to get rid of it with just…

How to Watermark Images For Online Proofing (follow-up to Monday’s post)

On Monday, I showed how to use Lightroom to do online proofing, and I had a reader ask if there’s a way to watermark the images. It’s not part of the online proofing feature per…

Lightroom Classic and Lightroom February Update

Adobe released a new update for Lightroom Classic (13.2), Lightroom desktop (7.2), and Camera Raw (16.2) that included a couple of small new features along with new camera support, new lens support, and bug fixes.…

Lightroom Tip Tuesday: The Easy Way To Make Relative Edits

What’s a “relative edit?” Well, watch this quick video, and it will make sense (and you’ll wind up using this technique anytime this situation arises). Pretty handy, right? This probably isn’t one you’ll use every…