Category: Lightroom

Lightroom does not currently utilize the GPU for performance improvements. It is outlined in the Lightroom documentation here. Lightroom requires a video card that can run the monitor at its native resolution. Built-in, default cards that ship with most desktop or laptop systems typically suffice for Lightroom. One of the next things we wondered was […]

A possible cause on a PC of a tethered camera not being seen by Lightroom is if some of the necessary services are not running. The following should all be running (see Task Manager -> Services tab, “Description” column) If any is not running, right-click and click start. Some have found that make sure that […]

The full name for Lightroom is “Adobe Photoshop Lightroom”, which may sound confusing, because it contains the word “Photoshop”. In a way, it makes sense, because Lightroom can be considered a subset of Photoshop with specific functionality that Photoshop does not and probably will never have. Can you do all lightroom things in photoshop? When […]

Cancel Adobe Subscription Sign in to https://account., and adobe., and com/plans. Select Manage plan or View plan for the plan you want to cancel. Under Plan information, select Cancel plan. Don’t see Cancel plan? The option isn’t available if we’re processing your payment or had a problem Indicate the reason for cancellation, and then select […]

Lightroom is a post-processing and photo organization software. It lets you sort your photos, edit them, and export them at whatever size you need. Let’s dive into each of these three main functions: The most obvious thing that Lightroom does is help you sort and organize your photos. The interface and workflow of Lightroom are […]

You’ll also want to copy your presets to both computers, or perhaps check the ‘store presets with catalog’ checkbox in Preferences and copy them to the Lightroom Settings folder that’ll be created next to your catalog on the external drive. (There are other options like using Dropbox and junction points, but they get a bit […]

Lightroom Classic exports uses several threads to export multiple file at once. It also makes use of working storage to create staging temporary file. Working storage utilizes the free space on your primary disk drive. Rather than going through the Lightroom export dialogue box, it will automatically use the same settings as before. When you […]

Step 1 : Within Lightroom, locate your Catalog Settings menu. Step 2: From this menu, find the Backup-Catalog option in the General Catalog Settings menu. Step 4: Exit Lightroom and wait for the Backup pop up. Where are my lightroom backups? They will automatically be stored in the “Backups” folder that is under “Lightroom” in […]

Lightroom itself is not a free tool. You need to spend a monthly or annual budget according to the plan you subscribed to because Adobe is no longer accept one-time purchase. There is a good news if you have never used Lightroom before and want to switch to this tool. You can use Lightroom for […]

Specify where Lightroom stores your Originals. To change the default location or change the current custom location, click Browse, choose a folder in the (Mac) file picker window/ (Win) Select New Storage Location dialog. The new location is now displayed in the Local Storage preferences. If you want to locate your backup Lightroom catalogs, they […]