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Lightroom in 60-Seconds: Getting a Live Preview of Different White Balance Settings

This one’s not really obvious, and while it’s not the full on-screen preview we’ve always dreamed of, it’s the next best thing. Check it out: I hope you found that helpful. Have a great Tuesday…

Lightroom in 60-Seconds: How to Quickly Change Your Canvas Background Color

It’s Tuesday, and here’s a quick Lightroom tip for ya — it’s how to change that color that appears behind your images when you’re editing them in the Develop Module. There ya go — short and sweet!…

Check Out Rammy K’s Lightroom Start-to-Finish Landscape Tutorial

KelbyOne Instructor Ramtin “Rammy” Kazemi has gotten a lot of notoriety for his unique style of post-processing landscapes. He recently did a really great Lightroom tutorial for KelbyOne members on how he processes his Landscape…

New Functionality to Export Develop Presets

One of the smaller updates to Lightroom Classic last week was the ability to easily export individual presets and even entire preset groups. While small, I think it is very welcome and very useful. Create…

How To Use Lightroom’s Guided Edit For Fixing Perspective Issue

Last week I was recording an online course called “A Photographer’s Guide to Chicago” and one of the locations I talked about was a parking garage where you can shoot down on an intersection of…

Let’s Start November With a Free Lightroom Preset From Me (and how to install it)

What better way to learn how to install a Lightroom Develop Module preset than for me to give a cool one away for free, and then I can do a tutorial for you on how…

Creating an Auto Preset for use in the Cloud-based Lightroom

A couple of years back Adobe released an update to the Auto settings in all of the Lightroom apps (and Camera Raw too). The new and improved Auto is powered by Adobe Sensei, Adobe’s AI…

What’s the Difference Between Lightroom’s Texture and Clarity Sliders?

I get this question a lot, and so I thought I’d share how I think about the two; how they are different, and when to use them. Both of these sliders enhance or bring out…