Exporting Multiple Images from Lightroom
Over the past two weeks, I’ve presented some tips on exporting multiple images from Adobe Bridge using Image Processor and the Bridge Export Panel. However, some photographers among you might be [More]
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Black and White with Photoshop and Lightroom
Welcome to the second part of my series on black & white photography. In the first part of the series we discussed what black & white photography entails and some considerations you should [More]
Ten Things Beginners Should Know in Lightroom
10. The "F" key cycles through screen modes just like Photoshop. Your menus have gone missing? Press CMD+OPT+F (CTRL+ALT+F) to immediately return to the normal screen mode.
9. Side panels keep disappearing? Turn off Auto-Hide for Panels. Right-click the triangle icon on the side panels and change the setting to "Manual". Works for top & bottom panels as well. [More]
Lost and Found: Dealing with Missing Files in Lightroom
I, like most photographers I know, are paranoid when it comes to back ups of their images. We know it is not a matter of ‘if’ hardware will fail but ‘when’ it will fail. [More]
Exporting JPGs to the Lightroom Catalogue
In this exclusive TipSquirrel.com episode of PhotoWalkthrough, John Arnold shows us how to export JPGs from Lightroom 3 and have them automatically added back to your catalog and stacked with their original version. [More]
Working with Lightroom 3 Vignettes
For this tutorial we take a look at how the Post-Crop Vignette feature in Lightroom 3 helps us to add a bit of style to the image, but more importantly, it also helps to direct the viewer’s [More]
An Introduction to Black and White
When I first started out on this series of tutorials on black & white conversion techniques I started to think about how black & white photography has changed since the advent of digital and [More]
Lightroom ‘Nose Trick’
A Happy Thanksgiving to those of you that are state side in the USA. For this week's article, I thought I'd share the "nose trick" everyone's been asking about. In case you missed it, I used Lightroom to get the red out, while doing a portrait model retouch. Here are the basic steps for the nose portion of that video: [More]
Editing Eyes in Lightroom
One of the things I love about Lightroom is the flexibility of the Adjustment brushes. Most people know how to dodge or burn an area of the photo with these adjustment brushes but are maybe unaware [More]
Lightroom 3 Picture Packages pt 2
In this Lightroom 3 video tutorial we take a further look at Picture Packages – an extremely useful feature for event photographers wanting to print and sell their images at the event. In this [More]
Lightroom 3 Picture Packages
In this Lightroom 3 video tutorial John Arnold takes a look at Picture Packages – an extremely useful feature for event photographers wanting to print and sell their images at the event. We see [More]
Applying ‘Aftersun’ in Lightroom
If you shoot or edit any kind of portraiture you will eventually end up with images of a lovely model that has been working on his or her tan a little too vigorously and as a result has pretty bad [More]
The Adjustment Brush in Lightroom
In this video tutorial Dan Moughamian opens Lightroom’s Develop panel and uses the Adjustment Brush.Using the auto mask feature he’s able to quickly edit his image’s exposure, [More]
Adobe Digital Imaging How-Tos – Book Review
Full Title: Adobe Digital Imaging How-Tos. 100 Essential Techniques for Photoshop CS5, Lightroom 3 and Camera Raw 6 The blurb on the back of this book reads “… is a concise, current and [More]
An Introduction to Lightroom Collections
What are collections and why are they different from folders? Folders are where your images are imported and, conventionally, they are titled by date and that’s about it; they don’t tell [More]
