Saving Your Lightroom Slideshow – And How You Still Could Lose Your Work

You have pulled together your photos and designed the slideshow using the Slideshow module, and it looks fabulous!  Short of exporting it to a PDF or MP4 movie, how do you save it so you can be sure it will be there any time you visit the Slideshow module, and so you can continue to revise [...]

2017-07-03T19:01:17-07:00December 14th, 2011|Comments Off on Saving Your Lightroom Slideshow – And How You Still Could Lose Your Work

Add Titles, Captions and Other Photo-Specific Text to Your Lightroom Slideshows

In previous posts this past week I have explained how to add beginning and ending title slides to your Lightroom slide show, and how to add section title slides.  In this post I will explain how to add photo-specific titles and other information to your photo slides. To add titles (or captions), you first have to [...]

2019-01-01T14:50:39-08:00December 11th, 2011|Comments Off on Add Titles, Captions and Other Photo-Specific Text to Your Lightroom Slideshows

Add Title Slides in between Sections in Your Lightroom Slide Shows

As I wrote in my last post, you can add beginning and ending title slides to your Lightroom slideshows by using the Intro Screen and Ending Screens in the Titles panel.    But what if your slideshow has different sections, and you want a title slide introducing each section? It’s not as straightforward as perhaps it [...]

2017-07-03T19:02:11-07:00December 6th, 2011|Comments Off on Add Title Slides in between Sections in Your Lightroom Slide Shows

Adding Title Slides to Your Lightroom Slideshow

By default your Lightroom slideshow doesn’t have title slides — it starts with your first picture and ends with your last.  However, you can use the Titles Panel on the right side of the Slide Show module to add beginning and ending text slides. Here are examples of beginning and ending slides (black borders not included): [...]

2017-07-03T19:02:24-07:00December 4th, 2011|Comments Off on Adding Title Slides to Your Lightroom Slideshow

Lightroom Quick Tip of the Week: Borrowing a Color from Your Photograph

Anywhere you see a color selection square in Lightroom, such as for page background color in the Print module, you can choose a color not only from the color picker that comes up when you click on it, but also a color from one of your photos. How?  Simply click in the main color selection area [...]

2017-07-09T12:16:48-07:00October 14th, 2011|Comments Off on Lightroom Quick Tip of the Week: Borrowing a Color from Your Photograph

An Easier Way to Get Your Color in Lightroom

You are designing a slideshow, and you want the background color to be a particular color from one of your images.  Or, you are designing a web gallery, and you want the background color to be the color on your website, or some other cool color you have found.  The question is, how do you find [...]

2017-07-09T15:06:36-07:00May 18th, 2009|Comments Off on An Easier Way to Get Your Color in Lightroom
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