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Using Versions in Lightroom Cloud

Versions is a new feature added to the Lightroom cloud ecosystem. If you are familiar with Snapshots in Lightroom Classic you’ll find the concept is the same. We now have the ability to preserve different…

Lightroom in 60-Seconds: How to Tell If Your Image is Clipping (and what to do about it if it is)

Clipping your highlights is probably at the top of the list of things that can damage your image, destroying detail and leaving you with no pixels whatsoever in that damaged area. Here’s how to see…

Jumping Over To Photoshop Just Got Way Better For Lightroom Users

It used to be that when we jumped over to Photoshop, and wound up having to use Photoshop’s Camera Raw for any reason, it was like visiting a parallel universe. It’s the same…only different. Tools…

How to Get Rid Of That Purple or Green Fringe in Lightroom

You’ve seen it appear on the edges of stuff (like on the edges of this castle in Ireland – below), and it’s surprisingly easy to get rid of ’em fast (and easy). Hope you found…

Exploring Batch Editing Options Part 2

Following up on last week’s post, I want to look at all the options we have in the Develop module. As you might expect the Develop module is packed with batch editing opportunities to make…

Keeping Your Presets in Sync

I love the Lightroom Classic with Lightroom Cloud workflow, and a key component of this workflow is having the same Develop presets available across all Lightroom applications. While Lightroom Classic and Adobe Camera Raw share…

How to Apply An Auto Correction Automatically On Import (and why you might want to in the first place)

This is another one of the questions asked during our Lightroom Conference (which we’ll get to below), and it brought up another question: If you were to create a preset that applied an Auto Adjustment,…

The “Gotcha” of Applying Multiple Presets in Lightroom

First, I want to thank everybody who attended our first ever, two-day online Lightroom Conference. It was just incredible, without over 1,000 photographers attending and the end-of-conference survey results are just over-the-moon with how much…