Category: Lightroom

Photoshop supports layers and layer masks, Lightroom does not. Photoshop can merge panoramas, HDR sequences and align and blend layers – none of these features appear in Lightroom. In Photoshop Extended you can work with video and 3D – again these aren’t features of Lightroom. It is usually used for importing and saving, editing, tagging, […]

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom does not include an uninstaller (a program that uninstalls Lightroom for you). Therefore, to uninstall Lightroom, it’s necessary to delete several files manually. Follow the instructions below to uninstall Lightroom. In the Finder, navigate to the Applications folder. Drag the Lightroom application to the Trash. 3 (Optional) Delete the preferences file, the […]

Lightroom Classic and Lightroom (cloud ecosystem) are both used for organizing and editing photos, but they don’t think the same way. Classic is designed to catalog photos stored on the hard drive with lots of user-control, whereas Lightroom (cloud ecosystem) is designed to manage the photos in the cloud for you. Why lightroom and lightroom […]

How to Use My Lightroom Classic Profiles and Presets in Lightroom for Mobile From the menu bar, choose File > Import Profiles & Presets. In the Import dialog that appears, browse to the required path and select the presets that you want to import. You might be wondering “How to install Lightroom presets?” I learned […]

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 […]

Lightroom is a catalog program, which means that it doesn’t actually store your images – instead, it simply records where your images are stored on your computer, then stores your edits in the corresponding catalog. Lightroom CC stores your entire library in one place. On the Mac it’s in a package file, which is a […]

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 […]

Go to your windows dashboard and open my computer . Select the C-Drive and find the user folder. Get your username and double click to open it. Now from the list of files select the App, and data folder. Then open “\Roaming\Adobe\Lightroom\Develop Presets” folders. While you can certainly hunt down the folder by searching through […]

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 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 […]