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The July 2023 Issue of Photoshop User Is Now Available!

The July 2023 issue of Photoshop User is now live on the KelbyOne site and the KelbyOne app for iOS and Android. In this issue we give you a summer refresher that will have your Photoshop type skills radiating off the…

New Options in the Lightroom Classic to Photoshop Workflow: Part 2

Following up from my previous post, let’s wrap up this look at the new options for sending photos to Photoshop from Lightroom Classic. Open as Smart Object Layers in Photoshop For my next photo I…

One Of The Most Helpful Buttons In All of Lightroom

This is one of those little things that actually is way more powerful than it first seems (or sounds), but it actually has the power to change your workshop from this day forward. The button…

New Options in the Lightroom Classic to Photoshop Workflow

The April update to Lightroom Classic (LrC) brought about some new options for consideration in your workflow when sending photos to Photoshop. LrC has a long history of being well integrated into working with Photoshop…

How Would I Edit Your Photos?

I’m back from my family vacation (it was awesome), and on Wednesday on ‘The Grid’ (our weekly talk show for photographers), Erik and I did a “How would I edit Your Photo?” episode where our…

Effortlessly Discover All Your Photos with ON1 Photo Keyword AI

ON1 has introduced an exciting new AI photo organizer, ON1 Photo Keyword AI 2023. This application harnesses the power of machine learning to make your photos easily discoverable and organized. As a leading provider of…

Copy and Paste Settings in Lightroom Mobile

I had the great pleasure of spending the morning of the summer solstice on a boat floating around the Midcoast of Maine with my buddy Dave looking for eagles, herons, seals, ospreys, lighthouses, and any…

Using Lightroom’s Eyedropper To Get Rid of That Nasty Purple/Green Fringe

Hi, gang – if you see those nasty magenta/purple or green lines around the edges of objects in your image, more visible sometimes after some serious post-processing, here are a few methods for getting rid…