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It’s Christmas Break Time For Me :)

You know it’s a holiday, when I’m posting on a Monday at 10:50 am. As you might have guessed from the headline, I’m taking this week and next week off to enjoy some time with…

How To Remove Lens Vignetting (darkening in the corners) in Lightroom

Hi, gang, and happy Friday. I know we talk a lot here about adding subtle edge darkening to some of our images, but in this case, we’re not talking about darkening the edges evenly all…

Exporting Copies at Different Print Sizes

When family and friends ask me for copies of photos that they can get printed online I try to make it as easy as possible for them to get good quality at a range of…

The Advantage of Using Virtual Copies in Lightroom

Although we’ve talked about Virtual Copies here on the blog from time to time, I realized that I haven’t done anything on it for people who are new to Lightroom Classic, so today that’s what…

The Most Intimidating Window in Lightroom (and how Adobe can make better)

Yesterday I was in the studio recording an entire online class just on getting your images into Lightroom Classic. When it’s edited and ready to post, I imagine it will be around 45-minutes to an…

Turn a landscape photo into Stunning Sunset in Photoshop

How to change a photo to a dramatic sunset. I’m going to show you how to take a photograph and turn it into a sunset scene, what you’re going to learn from this is how…

Syncing Automated Settings

There are a few different ways that Lightroom Classic can analyze a photo and apply an auto setting based on that analysis. Quite often we may have multiple photos that we want to batch apply…

Seeing a Before/After of Just The Panel You’re Working In

You probably already know that pressing the backslash key on your keyboard gives you a before/after of all the changes you’ve made to the image since you imported it. but what if you want to…