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Lightroom can now run natively on Macs that are armed with Apple’s new M1 chip and Adobe promises that the improvements are notable. The company says that the combination of the M1 processor along with Adobe’s optimization for it has led to serious improvements. The next thing we wanted the answer to was: can Lightroom […]

A Lightroom preset is a configuration of settings, designed to achieve a certain look or style of your photo. You install the presets into your lightroom and then when you click on a particular preset while in the develop module, the pre-determined (pre-set) settings will apply to that photo. Presets are files that allow Lightroom […]

Select Video and Click on the Develop Module. This is probably the point where most people assume video editing is a no-go in Lightroom and just give up. With your video selected, once you open the Develop module you’re greeted with this somewhat annoying message: Video is not supported in Develop. This of course begs […]

May 9, 2016(Updated May 13, 2020) 115 Comments Many photographers today are working between multiple computers, for example, a laptop and a desktop. Lightroom can be activated on two computers at a time, but accessing your catalog from both machines isn’t quite so simple as Lightroom isn’t designed for multi-user or network use. Lightroom can be […]

Lightroom has two types of collections: regular Collections and Smart Collections. Smart Collections are live and they are created as a result of filtering your photos according to rules that you write. You cannot add an image to a Smart Collection by dragging and dropping it into the collection. What is a smart collection? A […]

By default, Lightroom places its Catalogs in My Pictures folder (Windows). To find them, go to C: Users [USER NAME]My Pictures, and lightroom. If you’re a Mac user, Lightroom will place its default Catalog in [USER NAME]Pictures, and lightroom folder. Another frequently asked query is “Where are my Lightroom catalog files?”. Go to Lightroom (PC: […]

Lightroom Presets are a popular way to edit images, but if you prefer to use Adobe Photoshop, there’s a way to use them in Photoshop, too—using Adobe Camera RAW (ACR). Let me explain. Adobe Camera RAW and Lightroom use the same image processing engine under the hood, with only slightly different user interfaces. You could […]

(.lrtemplate) Presets or templates in the .lrtemplate format are stored at: C: Users [user name]App, data, roamingadobe Lightroom [preset or template folder] [preset or template filename. Lrtemplate] (XMP) Beginning with Lightroom Classic, the existing presets in the .lrtemplate format are automatically converted to a new XMP preset format. Where are LR templates stored in Lightroom? […]

Add, edit or organize photos in Lightroom on one computer, and those changes will sync through the Cloud to Lightroom on an additional computer. This means, for example, that you can use Lightroom on a desktop and laptop computer, or on a computer at home and another at work, with everything automatically at your fingertips. […]

Lightroom Classic integrations Lightroom Classic integrates with Adobe Photoshop, also part of the Adobe Photography Plan, so that you can send images to Photoshop for further editing from within Lightroom and the edited versions are automatically returned to the Lightroom catalog as new images alongside the original. As a photo editor, Adobe Lightroom includes a […]