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Lightroom Classic’s Hidden “Sync” Feature Is Hidden No More

Ever since Lightroom let us sync our images from our desktop to our mobile devices, in the desktop version of Lightroom Classic, Adobe had hidden the Sync controls under the Identity Plate in the top…

It’s ‘Dump Your Outdated Lightroom Backup Catalogs” Friday!

Hi gang, and happy Friday! Just a quickie today, but it’s kinda important — especially if you’re working on a laptop or a desktop computer where you’re constantly running out of free space. I am…

Controlling Auto Add in Lightroom for Mobile

Automating certain processes in Lightroom is usually a helpful option to speed up your workflow. However, there is one option in Lightroom for mobile that can sometimes have unintended consequences. Auto Add is one of…

Why Apple’s iPad Pro is Perfect for a DSLR or Mirrorless Photographer’s Mobile Lightroom Workflow

I talk with so many people who really want to move to a mobile workflow using an iPad, but they struggle with the importing process, which I have to admit has been the speed bump;…

The August 2020 Issue of Photoshop User Magazine Is Now Available!

The August 2020 issue of Photoshop User is now live on the KelbyOne site and KelbyOne Mags for iOS and Android. In this issue, learn how changing an object to a specific hue takes more than just brushing on the new…

Using the New Centered Crop Overlay

I never knew I needed a centered crop overlay, but the other day it was the perfect crop overlay for the job at hand. While walking around the downtown of nearby Portsmouth, NH, I noticed…

How To Make Multi-Photo Layouts in Lightroom

The Print module in Lightroom Classic lets you create these really cool multi-photo layouts, and best of all — you don’t have to just print them — you can save these layouts as JPEGs and share…

Focus Stacking for Photographers Made Easier (thanks to Lightroom)

Note: This isn’t just for Focus Stacking (see toward the end of the post). If you’re not familiar with focus stacking (where you create an image with extraordinary sharpness by taking multiple photos; each one…