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Programming Note: Don’t forget this morning at 11:00 AM ET I’m doing a free hands-on Webinar on post-processing your Lightroom images (you download the RAW images and follow along with me live). Details here (it’s…
View More Lightroom in 60-Seconds: Uncluttering Your Presets Panel
You can extend Lightroom Classic’s usefulness by installing plug-ins to assist you in tasks ranging from uploading to photo sharing sites to batch-create snapshots to managing your exported metadata and more. The Plug-in Manager is…
View More Understanding the Plug-in Manager
OK, Sony’s can’t tether directly into Lightroom (Sony won’t share their secret tethering code with Adobe, like Nikon and Canon have for years), so we have to use a workaround…but hey, it works. Here’s how…
View More How to Tether a Sony Camera to Lightroom Classic
Let me know if this has happened to you (I can’t be the only one, right?). If you’ve ever had an image that needed a lens correction (maybe it had barrel distortion or edge vignetting),…
View More What To Do When Lightroom Can’t Find Your Lens Profile
Here’s the final shot you see me making in the BTS shot below. Back on Monday, I did a post about Segmenting when you’re shooting tethering into Lightroom Classic, and I get a lot of…
View More My Lightroom Classic Tethering Set-up
Lightroom Classic’s catalog is simply a database of information about our photos. Learning how to edit and add to that information can help us manage, find, and organize our photos over time. Metadata is information…
View More The Role of Metadata
PROGRAMMING UPDATE: I’m sharing a great strategy for backing up your photo library and LR catalog – another of our free live Webinars (normally just for Kelbyone members, but we’re opening it to all photographers)…
View More Lightroom Tethering: What “Segmenting” Does (and how it makes your life easier)
On Friday we started a series of free Webcasts (ones that we usually do for KelbyOne Members, we opened them to everyone during this virus crisis), and the first one was on how to prep…
View More Don’t Use TIFF. For Anything. Ever.*