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Lightroom For Beginners: 3 “Before & After” View Tips

Here’s 3 really handy tips for beginner’s for seeing before and afters while you’re working in Lightroom. Here goes: Seeing a before/after of just the single adjustment you’re currently making Here I’m using the Radial…

Easing The Jump From Lightroom “cloud” to Lightroom Classic

On Wednesday, Rob had a great post about how to migrate from the cloud-based version of Lightroom (which we refer to here as “Lightroom Cloud” even though it’s not it’s official name), to Lightroom Classic…

Migrate from the Cloud Based Lightroom to Lightroom Classic

This article first appeared in Issue 57 of Lightroom Magazine, though updated to include recent changes. In the two+ years since Adobe transformed what was “Lightroom CC 2015/Lightroom 6” into “Lightroom Classic CC” and what…

The Three Top Reasons Why Lightroom’s Creative Profiles Are So Awesome!

They feel like Presets, but in some ways they’re better than presets, or maybe I should say, they make Presets even better. Yeah, that makes more sense. Anyway, I talk to people all the time…

Time For Some Lightroom Q&As

Beside my role as Editor/Publisher of Lightroom Magazine, I also write the Lightroom Q&A Column in each issue as well, and heading into this weekend I thought I’d share my Q&A from the current issue we publish…

Create an Auto Transform Preset

Recently, a comment was left on Scott’s post on how to apply an auto settings preset on import, asking, “What about when you want to apply the “auto” under the upright adjustments? I do a…

Using Lightroom Classic on Multiple Computers

This article originally appeared in Issue 62 of Lightroom Magazine, but since it is one of the most frequent questions I have gotten over the last few years I wanted to share it here too.…

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…