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The June 2022 Issue of Photoshop User Is Now Available!

The June 2022 issue of Photoshop User is now live on the KelbyOne site and KelbyOne Mags for iOS and Android. From concept to the final design, learning what makes a good logo vs. a bad logo is important every step…

ON1 Releases the Next-Generation Photo Enlargement Software

ON1 Resize, powered by Genuine Fractals, has been the gold standard for photo resizing and preparing your photo’s final output, and it has been for over twenty years. ON1 says the new ON1 Resize AI…

Boris FX Optics: Lens Flares & Film Effects in Lightroom

By Ross Shain If you enjoy exploring lighting and special effects in your edits and would like to do more in Lightroom without jumping to Photoshop, this tutorial might be for you. Boris FX Optics…

When to Use Lightroom’s Awesome “Draft Mode” Printing (and when not to)

If you’re printing a multi-photo layout from Lightroom Classic (there’s one below, for example), I would encourage you to turn on “Draft Mode Printing” (as seen above) to have your print come out of the…

Great Trick For Balancing Lighting Using Lightroom’s New Masking Feature

PROGRAMMING NOTE: Today is pre-conference day for our all online Landscape Photography Conference, and besides our orientation class, I’m doing a class on “What makes a great landscape photo?” and it’s not too late to…

Editing in Lightroom Classic vs. Lightroom: Part 2

Last week we started looking at what is the same, so now let’s look at what’s different. What’s Different? The most obvious, and initially potentially disorienting, difference is the interface. LrC’s interface has largely remained…

Part 2 Of The “Lightroom Classic 101 Crash Course” With Terry White

FIRST, A QUICK PROGRAMMING NOTE: I’m a small part of this epic new Podcast, featuring travel photographer Dave Williams, and featuring an international crew of photographers (and the real Rocket Man). The first episode of…

Editing in Lightroom Classic vs. Lightroom

… have we achieved feature parity? Previously, I wrote about how to decide which version is best for your needs, and I left out an important point that’s worth mentioning now, which is that while…