A Lightroom Tethering Tip For Nikon Users
At last night's special NYC Lightroom Meetup we had Adobe Evangelist Terry White as our guest speaker. He presented a Lightroom tethering tip for Nikon users that I really appreciated - ...
At last night's special NYC Lightroom Meetup we had Adobe Evangelist Terry White as our guest speaker. He presented a Lightroom tethering tip for Nikon users that I really appreciated - ...
At last week's NYC Lightroom Meetup I did a short presentation on how to create a Lightroom copyright preset. Once this metadata (metadata is quite literally, information about other information) is ...
Here's a subtle, yet simple approach to gently pull your subject of interest visually forward while maintaining an "honest" result that doesn't look manipulated using the Radial Filter and Post ...
Working in the Lightroom 5 Develop Module can often be an involved "give and take" process of trial and error. To speed your Lightroom workflow along it's good to know ...
A little while back I wrote about the Radial Filter being backwards and the importance of having the Invert Mask check box selected before starting any work. Otherwise the effect of your slider changes ...
On November 5th, the first NYC Lightroom Meetup Group will be held from 6-8PM at Tekserve (closed as of August 2016 and no longer in business), located at 119 West ...
Here’s a little known feature of Lightroom: The Target Collection. As explained in my earlier post, making a Quick Collection and saving it as a Collection is an effective way to ...
Skeleton Man ©2014 D.A.Wagner After waffling for a year, I finally took the challenge to demonstrate my Lightroom skills by taking the Adobe certification exam. I studied hard ...
The Lightroom Quick Collection is a smart way to gather together a group images from any of your folders in a Catalog without changing the location of the original images. It is essential to the ...
Sure, most computer users know adding RAM or a Solid State Drive (SSD) can work wonders to speed up Lightroom. However, here are three suggestions I recently gleaned from comments ...