How to Create a Panorama in Lightroom
How to Create a Panorama in Lightroom It was back in Lightroom 6 that Adobe released the new Photo Merge feature. Since then, there have been further enhancements to improve the usability and results of this useful tool. In this tutorial I look at how to use Photo Merge to create a panorama in Lightroom. I’ll also highlight a few ...
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Organising Your Photos Using Lightroom Smart Collections
Organising Your Photos Using Lightroom Smart Collections In this tutorial I want to explain how to use the power of Lightroom Smart Collections when organising your photos. This is the second of two tutorials explaining how to organise digital photography. The previous tutorial described how to establish a folder structure on your computer and use regular Collections. In this tutorial ...
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Organise Your Photos Using Adobe Lightroom Collections
Organise Your Photos Using Adobe Lightroom Collections In this tutorial I am going to explain how Adobe Lightroom Collections work. Importantly, we also look at ways you can use Collections to better organise your photography. We will start by examining a common problem you have probably encountered and then develop a solution using Lightroom Collections. Whilst this tutorial is demonstrating ...
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How to Add an Image Border in Lightroom
How to Add an Image Border in Lightroom In this tutorial I’ll explain how to add a border to an image using only Lightroom. You can see a few examples of images where I’ve added borders below.Here you can see example images with different borders I added in Lightroom. Whilst there’s the standard black or white border, you can use ...
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Easy Ways to Level the Horizon in Lightroom
Easy Ways to Level the Horizon in Lightroom A common problem affecting all photographers at some time is the crooked or sloping horizon. In this tutorial I’ll explain how you can easily fix and level a sloping horizon in Lightroom. But if you only need to rotate an image through 90 or 180 degrees, see my tutorial explaining how to ...
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How to Rotate an Image in Lightroom
How to Rotate an Image in Lightroom In this tutorial we look at ways to rotate an image in Lightroom. There are a couple of reasons why you might need to do this: Because Lightroom imported your image with the wrong orientation. This usually needs the image rotating by 90 degrees. Because you didn’t have the camera level when taking ...
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The Photo Manager Battle Lightroom Vs Exposure X5
The Photo Manager Battle: Lightroom Vs Exposure X5 Since Adobe switched to a rental model for their software, I’m frequently asked to suggest alternatives. In this article I want to look at one alternative to Lightroom which is Exposure X5. I’ll be answering the question, is Exposure X5 a viable alternative to Lightroom for managing your photo library?The Problem with ...
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Using Lightroom Camera Profiles in Photo Editing
Using Lightroom Camera Profiles in Photo Editing In this tutorial, we’ll be looking at Lightroom Camera Profiles. We’ll discuss what they are, where to find them, and most importantly how to use them in your workflow. What are Camera Profiles The Camera Profiles or Camera Colour Profiles as they are also known, control the translation of RAW files into images ...
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Organising Your Lightroom Presets Folder
How to Find & Organise Your Lightroom Presets Folder In this tutorial, we’re going to take a close look at the Lightroom Presets Folder. You will learn about: Where to find the Lightroom Presets Folder. How Lightroom Presets are Stored. The changes Adobe made in April 2018 to how Lightroom Presets are stored. And I'll explain how to work with ...
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What are Lightroom Presets
What are Lightroom Presets & How to Create Them In this tutorial, we are going to answer the question "what are Lightroom Presets". But we're also going to look at: How to create your own Lightroom Presets, and What are the benefits of using Lightroom Presets To do this, we'll be using Adobe Lightroom CC (2019) but don't worry if ...
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