Category: Lightroom

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. Your Lightroom Classic catalogs are located in the following folders, by default: Windows: \Users\ [user […]

Select a photo to edit in the Library module. Click Develop at the top of the screen to switch to the Develop module. To adjust the brightness of a photo, try clicking Auto in the Basic panel. Use the Basic panel sliders to fine-tune an adjustment. For example, drag the Exposure slider to brighten or […]

Importing video files in Adobe Lightroom follows the same process as importing photos. Access the File > Import Photos and Video menu, and then browse to the folder where your videos are stored. According to Adobe, Lightroom supports working with most common digital video files, including “AVI, MOV, MP4, and AVCHD”. We lightroom Classic imports […]

Lightroom CC stores original photos in “the cloud” on the Adobe servers, and as such, they are automatically backed up. (You can optionally keep a copy locally) Lightroom Classic stores originals on a local or network hard disk; the originals cannot be stored in “the cloud”. The user is responsible for backing up these photos. […]

When to use Photoshop. Whereas Lightroom is focused on organizing and processing photos, Photoshop ventures into image manipulation, creation, and enhancement. Photoshop is the best choice for images where you want pixel-level perfection. The biggest difference between the two programs is what they are designed for. Lightroom is a photo editor made for a photographer’s […]

There is no limit, and there are people with LR catalogs above 600,000 images. And I doubt splitting up the catalog will fix the problems you are having. Be kind and respectful, give credit to the original source of content, and search for duplicates before posting. Learn more Looks like the below info is wrong. […]

It is usually used for importing and saving, editing, tagging, and sharing numerous digital images. Being a successor of Photoshop, Lightroom is advanced software, but still, it lacks a lot of features of Photoshop. Lightroom helps in image editing and provides solutions that allow users to strengthen and edit the images using external features. Adobe […]

If you run Lightroom Classic on a Windows computer, using a compatible graphics processor accelerates rendering of images in the Library module’s Grid view, Loupe view, and Filmstrip. Enhance Details feature in Lightroom Classic is also accelerated by GPU. Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 Graphics Card: Lightroom does notcurrently utilize the GPU for performance improvements. It […]

To access it, go to Preferences > Presets from the top menu (on Mac; on PC, it’s under Edit). It will then open the general Preferences panel. Click on the Presets tab at top. How do I get my presets into lightroom cc? From the menu bar, choose File > Import Profiles & Presets. In […]

While you cannot replace, remove, or radically change the background in LR you can take advantage of the Adjustment Brush tool. With that there are some pretty drastic changes you can make. One source claimed free Background Remover: Online Background Eraser | Adobe Spark Remove the background from your photo for free. Easily remove the […]