Create Multiple Versions of Your Photos with Lightroom Virtual Copies and Snapshots

If you want to experiment with different versions of develop work on a photo, virtual copies and/or snapshots are two great ways to do this -- all without having to create a second file on your hard drive. Snapshots allow you to save your work at different points in time so that you can easily [...]

2017-07-10T10:47:51-07:00October 23rd, 2013|Comments Off on Create Multiple Versions of Your Photos with Lightroom Virtual Copies and Snapshots

Stay Organized — Name Your Lightroom Virtual Copies

If you want different versions of an image, such as with different crops or both a black and white and color one, you can create virtual copies in Lightroom.   These aren’t duplicates of your file — you will still just have one file on your hard drive, but multiple sets of Develop instructions for that [...]

2018-09-27T15:31:23-07:00August 4th, 2011|Comments Off on Stay Organized — Name Your Lightroom Virtual Copies

Virtual Copies in Lightroom

I wrote a post recently about making snapshots while you work  so that you can explore different versions of your image -- for example, a black and white and a color version --  with the goal of having just one version in the end. If you want to end up with two or more versions -- [...]

2017-07-09T15:09:00-07:00March 30th, 2009|Comments Off on Virtual Copies in Lightroom

Using Snapshots in Lightroom and Camera Raw

Have you ever worked on an image, been satisfied with your work, but then wanted to try some other things with the option to get back to what you had?  Perhaps you want to compare different versions of your work to decide which you like best — for example, a color version, a black and white [...]

2017-07-09T15:09:14-07:00March 19th, 2009|Comments Off on Using Snapshots in Lightroom and Camera Raw
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