Category: Lightroom

When images are first loaded Lightroom displays the embedded JPEG preview. That preview reflects all of the in-camera settings. But Lightroom builds a preview of the raw image data. This is because every camera maker designs their raw file format differently. Here is what we ran into. adobe Lightroom is not just a processing application […]

But, if you have Lightroom 6 or CC, you can create HDR images right within Lightroom itself, without having to buy a plug-in. There are several advantages to using Lightroom for your HDR conversions: You save money. Most HDR plug-ins are not free, and are an additional cost for you. Lightroom’s HDR merge creates natural […]

To find where your Lightroom presets are stored, choose Edit > Preferences (Lightroom > Preferences on the Mac) and select the Presets tab. Click the Show Lightroom Presets Folder button to be taken to your Lightroom presets folder. This begs the inquiry “Where are Lightroom Presets stored?” An answer is that typically, on Mac OSX […]

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. How much cloud storage […]

Simply click Download for Lightroom. And the download process should start. On a Windows computer, you’ll need to open the download package and double-click the Adobe installer. Whereas on a Mac, you’ll want to open the download package then simply click on the installation window to begin the install. How to install Lightroom on a […]

History of Lightroom. Adobe Photoshop Lightroom (LR), first launched in 2007, is a photo processing program with additional file management capabilities built in that make it a favorite among photographers editing large numbers of images for events such as a wedding. Finally, the full retail version of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1.0 was announced in January […]

System Requirements: Intel® or AMD processor with 64-bit support* Windows 7 with Service Pack 1, Windows 8, or Windows 8.1 2 GB of RAM (4 GB recommended) 2 GB of available hard-disk space DVD-ROM drive required if purchasing Adobe® Photoshop® Lightroom® retail boxed version Open. GL 3.3 and Direct. X 10-capable video adapter for GPU-related […]

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom is a professional image editing program that runs on any device. It offers easy-to-use editing and retouching tools and presets that encourage photographers to try out new techniques and expand their skills. What is the difference between Photoshop and Lightroom Photo editing? Editing images in Lightroom is non-destructive, which means that the […]

LIghtroom DOES recognize the CR3 files and will open them in the Import dialogue. It appears that LIghtroom is not recognizing the CR3 files when trying to read directly from a memory card. Some think that the current version of Lightroom CC handles .. CR3 files without problems. If you’re using a “standalone” version of […]

Apple Photos is a free, interactive, simple to use program for organizing and sharing your pictures and videos. It was created mainly for storing and managing photos and can perform only basic image editing. In turn, Lightroom is a professional photo editing program used by experienced photographers all over the world. Does Windows Photo Viewer […]