The Ultimate Lightroom Plug-in – Photoshop
…Lightroom. Photoshop is quite simply Lightroom’s greatest plug-in. Although in actuality, Lightroom is really a front end for Photoshop, Lightroom is just so good at what it does that often…
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Grains of Time – XEQUALS Vintage Lightroom Film Presets
A Chronicle of Aesthetics: Navigating 150+ Lightroom Film Presets This is a complete library of all of our Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop film presets. A curated archive unparalleled in…
Setting Your Settings – Tuning Lightroom – Part 2 of 3
In Part 1 of Setting Your Settings – Tuning Lightroom, we covered the General and Presets tabs of the Lightroom Preferences dialog. Today we are going to look at the…
Lightroom & Exposure – The Winning Photography Formula
…make the profile, install it in Lightroom and use it on import every time. Regardless of camera make and model, profiles will allow Lightroom to render each camera similarly, with…
Plug-ins Galore – Extending Lightroom Beyond Adobe’s Vision
…you Lightroom experience. So without further ado, lets start looking at some of this fine software. Processing Plug-ins These plug-ins extend the image processing capabilities of Lightroom, endowing you with…
Lightroom-to-Web Workflow – Made EASY
…or can recommend tie-in plugins for Lightroom. Visit Adobe Lightroom for additional possibilities. Coda And that’s a high-level view of a Lightroom-to-Web workflow, the tools Lightroom puts at your finger…
Setting Your Settings – Tuning Lightroom – Part 3 of 3
…of Lightroom Preferences and take a look at Catalog Settings as well. So let us jump right in. Ready, Settings, Go! Open up the Lightroom Preferences dialog and switch over…
Setting Your Settings – Tuning Lightroom – Part 1 of 3
…on Lightroom Preferences today. Lightroom’s Preferences dialog can be found in the Edit menu (Windows) or Lightroom menus (Mac) of the menu bar. Simply look towards the bottom of the…
Importing and Backing Up Images in Lightroom – Part 4 of 4
…captioning and filtering your images (Part 2), and using the Develop Module in Lightroom (Part 3) to create a simple and easy to navigate Lightroom catalog. In this last installment…