Step-by-Step Guide to Using Individual RGB Curves As a quick rule, you use Lightroom Classic RGB curves (individual Red, Green and Blue channels) to adjust colour balance by tonal range, and the Param...
In Adobe Lightroom Classic, when you copy a Collection, the edits and adjustments made to images in the original Collection are also applied to the copied Collection. This means that changes made to a...
In Adobe Lightroom Classic, you can easily duplicate a photo with various edits using the Virtual Copy function. Here’s how to use virtual copies in Lightroom: What are Virtual Copies? In Lightroom, a...
There are many benefits of Virtual Copies in Lightroom Classic, though their use may vary across photographers and workflows. Here are some reasons why many Lightroom Classic users find virtual copies...
Adobe Lightroom Classic is unique in that it doesn’t use Albums but adopts something similar called Collections. Collections in Adobe Lightroom (both Classic and the cloud-based version) are a g...
It’s not just the ability to look at your images without taking your eyes off the screen which is reason enough to consider one of these, one key benefit that’s exclusive to consoles like this is the ...
At Adobe MAX 2018 in Los Angeles Adobe previewed Lightroom Classic CC version 8.0. Not to be confused with the recently introduced the cloud- and desktop- based Lightroom CC (now at version 2.0), Ligh...
