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Moving Your Lightroom Classic Edits From Your Laptop to Your Home Computer

First, who won the Playpod Ultra from yesterday’s giveaway? Congratulations to John Wilkinson— you are our winner, and we’ll be contacting you directly to get your shipping info. Thanks to everybody who entered or left a…

I’m Giving Away a Platypod Ultra Today!

Well, I’m picking the winner today, and announcing the winner here tomorrow. All you have to do is leave a comment below (you can just say hi, or whatever), and you’re entered. If you’re wondering…

Print More Photos Continued

Following on from last week’s post where we gathered photos for printing, and potentially cropped them as needed, we’re ready to start printing. The Print Module Lightroom Classic’s Print module is built with a variety…

I’m Launching a New Tuesday Series Today: Lightroom in 60-Seconds

Picking up where the awesome Benjamin Warde left off, I’m launching a new video tip series today I’m calling “Lightroom in 60-Seconds.” Just short, helpful little tips that make working in Lightroom faster and more…

Two Reasons Why I Don’t Organize My Photos By Date in Lightroom

After I shared the basics of my organizational workflow in Lightroom last Friday, I had a question in the comments section that I thought I might answer today. The question was: “I’m still old-fashioned –…

How I Organize & Sort My Images in Lightroom

Hi, Gang. I’m back from my photography workshop China (what an incredible time we had), and while I was there, one thing I was asked about a lot by the student was basic organization. So,…

Print More Photos

Over the summer I got to experience making cyanotype prints for the first time with a group of friends, and it renewed my love of prints. We had so much fun! I don’t know how…

How to set up Lightroom to Automatically Apply a Lens Correction To Your Imported Images

Hi, gang. This is a follow-up to Friday’s post about my new Canon lens that most definitely needs to have Lightroom’s Lens Corrections applied each and every single time, or it makes the lens just…