Tag: Editing Tips
How to save edited RAW photos as JPG in Lightroom Classic
In this blog post, I will show you how to save your edited RAW files straight back into your catalogue as edited JPGs without leaving Lightroom Classic! Below there is the option of following along in this article, or if you prefer, why not watch the video? The Video Here is the video explaining it…
Lightroom Adaptive Presets – How to Power Up Your Portraits!
Lightroom Adaptive Presets were made available in the October 2022 release of Lightroom Classic. It simply gives you the ability to select certain parts of your photograph and edit that part only. This can be particularly useful for Portraits. As you may know, Lightroom Classic does have its own Presets for certain facial features, but…
How to add Phone Photographs to Lightroom Classic
Welcome to today’s blog post, where I am going to show you how easy it it is to add your mobile phone photographs to Lightroom Classic on your desktop. Let’s assume for this tutorial, you have an iPhone, and you also use the Lightroom Classic desktop version. You take a photo on your phones native…
Lightroom’s Radial Filter – My Favourite Feature
It has many amazing features, but Lightroom’s Radial Filter is probably one of my favourites. On this website, I love talking about editing and photography, so it is great to do a post on one of my favourite editing tools. It has such an impact on the photo, and it is so simple to use.…
iPhone snaps to the Photos app via Lightroom
Did you know there is a way of getting you iPhone snaps to the Photos app via Lightroom? Some time ago I did a video. All about how to get your edited photos from Lightroom, into the Apple Photos app easily. After this, I was inundated with a question. This was if you can take…
Organising and Managing your Photos in Lightroom Classic
Lightroom has become an essential part of many photographers workflow, including mine. Therefore, organising and managing your photos in Lightroom is key. Making sure you can easily catalogue, search (and find!) the photos you ant, when you want them is important. Up until recently, my Lightroom organisation was a little, shall we say, haphazard. I…
Getting presets from Lightroom Classic to Mobile
Here is a quick tutorial all about getting presets from Lightroom Classic to your Mobile device without too much trouble. This method also avoids having to use or download Lightroom Creative Cloud. As always there is a video tutorial too, so if you would prefer, feel free to watch this. There is of course, lots…
How to use Lightrooms new colour grading tool
Lightroom is the go-to editing tool for most of today’s professional photographers, so I thought I would do a quick tutorial on how to use Lightrooms new colour grading tool. You may find the following video useful if you would like to follow along with the whole editing process. Useful if you’re using the Colour…
How to use Lightroom with the Apple Photos app
If you are a Lightroom user, like me. And an Apple user, like me, then perhaps you are looking for a solution to how to use Lightroom with the Apple Photos app? No? Oh, well. In that case, why not go and check out these Lightroom tips. One all about Rating Your Photos or this…
Flagging and Rating Photos in Lightroom
Welcome to this weeks post, and it is all about Flagging and Rating Photos in Lightroom. This video is going to help you out loads if you are looking to speed up your workflow. Therefore, make sure all those favourite images are earmarked. They’re flagged and rated for future use!! Ensuring all your photos are…
How to Focus Stack in Lightroom and Photoshop
Welcome to the latest tutorial, where I am going to quickly tell you How to Focus Stack in Lightroom and Photoshop. Firstly, I am sorry to disappoint but you cannot Focus Stack using multiple images in Lightroom alone. It just does not have the capability. However, if you have a Lightroom and Photoshop subscription with…
Lights Out in Lightroom Option
The Lights Out in Lightroom option is a great way to isolate your photo. Use it to just sit back, and see what an amazing job you have done editing it. As with all my tips and tricks on this site, there is a YouTube version too. If you’d prefer to follow along to that,…
How to Change Names of photos in Lightroom – FAST & EASY
Have you ever wondered how to change names of photos in Lightroom, easily and quickly? Well, wonder no more, as here is a simple tutorial on how to do just that. As with all my tips and tricks on this site, there is a YouTube version too. If you’d prefer to follow along to that,…
Fixing Highlights and Shadows in Lightroom
Lightroom is an amazing friend for Photographers. In this tutorial, I am going to quickly explain a quick way of Fixing Highlights and Shadows in Lightroom. Fancy a video walk through, and seeing me play a guitar….badly? Check out the video. If you’d rather follow with good old fashioned word and pictures…then here you go.…
Matching Exposure for Multiple images in Lightroom
Are you looking for a way of Matching Exposure for Multiple images in Lightroom? Perhaps you were out on a shoot, and that big ball of fire in the sky decided to pop out from behind the cloud it has been hiding behind. All of a sudden your perfectly exposed photos are too bright. If…
Creating Custom Presets on Lightroom Mobile
For an age I wondered about Creating Custom Presets in Lightroom Mobile. In one of the more recent releases, Adobe thankfully gave us this function. Hooray!! As we move more towards mobile, Lightroom Mobile is a great tool for editing your images on the go. The Custom Preset Option is the perfect addition for speeding…
Focus Stacking using Photoshop – With Photos and Video!
This post and short tutorial is going to talk a bit about Focus Stacking in Photoshop. How to ‘merge’ together a set of images, with different focal points to create an image that is in focus and sharp from front to back. Check out the video if you are a ‘watching’ rather than ‘reading’ type of person!…
