For a Limited Time, Watch My “Developing Photos in Lightroom” Webinar Recording

In this recorded webinar I work several photos, showing you many of Lightroom's editing tools. I also show how to copy your work from one photo to others, how to create and apply presets, and how to set new default develop settings. This recording is from 2014 and I used Lightroom 5 in it, but everything [...]

2017-06-28T17:55:06-07:00September 3rd, 2016|Comments Off on For a Limited Time, Watch My “Developing Photos in Lightroom” Webinar Recording

Where Can I Get Lens Profiles for My Olympus, Fuji, or Other Mirrorless or Compact Camera?

If you have ever tried to find a lens profile in the Lens Corrections panel for lenses for an Olympus, Sony, Fuji, or other mirrorless or compact camera, you know that there are none available. That said, you don't have to create a custom lens profile.  Photographs from these cameras are too distorted to use without [...]

2017-06-28T18:02:12-07:00June 11th, 2016|Comments Off on Where Can I Get Lens Profiles for My Olympus, Fuji, or Other Mirrorless or Compact Camera?

What’s New in Lightroom 6.6 and CC 2015.6

Adobe today released Lightroom 6.6 and CC 2015.6. In addition to support for new cameras, new lens profiles and bug fixes, this free update introduces performance and other improvements for both Creative Cloud (CC) subscribers and 6 owners, and a new feature just for CC subscribers - Guided Upright, which allows you to draw lines on your photo to tell [...]

2019-03-21T12:46:06-07:00June 8th, 2016|Comments Off on What’s New in Lightroom 6.6 and CC 2015.6

Getting Great Editing Results in Lightroom – Master the Basic Panel

The most important step to getting the most out of your photos with Lightroom is to master Lightroom's Basic panel. In the 20 minute video below I go through several examples to teach you all aspects of this most important panel in the Develop module. This video is one of the 76 in my Lightroom CC/6 [...]

2019-03-22T12:25:45-07:00May 1st, 2016|Comments Off on Getting Great Editing Results in Lightroom – Master the Basic Panel

Turn Boring Photos into Stunning Photos Using Lightroom

Update April 2, 2016: Now that April 1 has passed, I'll say that this video was an April Fools' joke. Watch it only if you are up for a laugh! In this short new video tutorial I show you how you can turn a boring photo such as the one below on the left into a stunning [...]

2017-07-09T17:30:57-07:00April 1st, 2016|Comments Off on Turn Boring Photos into Stunning Photos Using Lightroom

Lightroom Video Tutorial: Quickly Crop Many Photos to the Same Aspect Ratio

Sometimes when you're preparing your photos for output, whether for print or for your website, you need all of them to be the same aspect ratio, such as 8x10, 5x7 or square. In my latest video tutorial below, learn how to crop them all to the same aspect ratio quickly.   In a nutshell: In Grid [...]

2017-07-09T16:56:10-07:00February 28th, 2016|Comments Off on Lightroom Video Tutorial: Quickly Crop Many Photos to the Same Aspect Ratio

How to Remove Spots and Objects and Retouch Portraits in Lightroom

Lightroom's spot removal tool with its incorporated advanced healing brush is great for getting rid of spots and some objects, as well as for retouching tasks such as reducing the appearance of wrinkles and softening skin. Watch the two video tutorials that Adobe asked me to make last year on how to use this tool.  In the first video, [...]

2017-06-28T18:19:50-07:00July 31st, 2015|Comments Off on How to Remove Spots and Objects and Retouch Portraits in Lightroom

Mac Users: Why Your Basic and Other Panels Go Missing More Often in Lightroom 5

Lightroom 5 has brought a surge of reports from users that one or more of their panels have gone missing - most often the Basic panel (white balance, exposure and other tone adjustments, clarity, saturation and vibrance). Now that I have switched to a Mac, I finally understand why this surge is occurring - there's a [...]

2017-06-28T18:26:36-07:00December 9th, 2014|Comments Off on Mac Users: Why Your Basic and Other Panels Go Missing More Often in Lightroom 5

Working with History and Viewing Before & After in Lightroom

In this sample video tutorial from my Lightroom 5: The Fundamentals & Beyond video series, I show you all the different ways to view Before and After in Lightroom: Working with the History panel Using the "\" key Toggling on and off specific panel and tool work The Y/Y button I also show you how [...]

2018-09-27T15:15:47-07:00July 3rd, 2014|Comments Off on Working with History and Viewing Before & After in Lightroom

Touching Up Teeth with Lightroom’s Adjustment Brush and Spot Removal Tool

In this video tutorial I show you how to easily brighten, whiten, and fix flaws in teeth, using Lightroom's adjustment brush and spot removal tool. (This video was made with Lightroom 4 or 5, but is applicable to CC and 6 as well.) For best quality, hit Play, then click on the Youtube sprocket wheel. [...]

2017-07-09T17:36:53-07:00May 27th, 2014|Comments Off on Touching Up Teeth with Lightroom’s Adjustment Brush and Spot Removal Tool

Creating a Faux-HDR Look in Lightroom and Saving It As a Preset

Sometimes it's fun to take photos a little over the edge. In this video tutorial, I show you how to create a bit of a faux-HDR effect in the Develop module in Lightroom, adding a lot of light into the shadows of your photos, and punching up color and edge definition, using Basic panel settings, the [...]

2017-07-09T17:51:24-07:00February 18th, 2014|Comments Off on Creating a Faux-HDR Look in Lightroom and Saving It As a Preset

How to Add Catch Lights to Eyes Using Lightroom’s Adjustment Brush

A small light in your subject's eyes reflective of the sun or other light source can really add life to your portraits. If these catch lights aren't there naturally, you can add them using Lightroom.  The technique I show in this video tutorial uses the adjustment brush, with positive Exposure, and sometimes positive Shadows and negative [...]

2017-07-10T10:42:00-07:00December 18th, 2013|Comments Off on How to Add Catch Lights to Eyes Using Lightroom’s Adjustment Brush
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