Category: Lightroom

While the cache can help make things run faster in Lightroom all the little things such as video cache, preview cache, smart preview cache, and raw cache, stored there can be eating up valuable space. When the cache becomes overloaded with stored items you don’t need it can actually cause an error in Lightroom. This […]

However, if Lightroom Classic is not shut down properly, the .lrcat. Lock file remains in the same folder as the .lrcat file, which prevents Lightroom Classic from opening. Why can’t I open my Lightroom Classic catalog? When you launch Lightroom Classic, you encounter the error ” The Lightroom catalog cannot be opened because another application […]

The Lightroom Print module can be accessed from the top of the Lightroom window. It’s sandwiched between Web and Slideshow. By clicking on the Print module, you’ll instantly have access to all of Lightroom’s printing options, including image size, color management, and more. Is it better to print from Lightroom or Photoshop? What is the […]

Lightroom offers a bit of mobility with its developer tools, but that’s it. A big benefit of Capture One is that it lets you create your own keyboard shortcuts for specific tools and functions, or change the ones that are integrated by default. It fits better for customized editing workflow than Lightroom does. Is capture […]

See, Lightroom doesn’t actually store your photos anywhere. , and true story. Don’t worry though, your photos are still on your computer, you just need to know where to look. Better yet, you can take control and make sure they’re going exactly where you want them to. Moreover, does Lightroom backup your photos? Lightroom does […]

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic is the renamed version of the Lightroom application you have used in the past, and it is optimized for desktop-focused workflows, including local storage of your photos in files and folders on your computer., and the interface,. What is lightroom classic vs lightroom? The primary difference to understand is that Lightroom […]

To see if you have any updates available, choose Help → Updates. For a more information, including which versions of Lightroom are current, check out Adobe’s help page on Lightroom versions and updates. Since Adobe rebranded Lightroom, many photographers are confused about which version they’re using. So how do you check which Lightroom version you’re […]

With Lightroom Classic, you sync photos manually, whereas Lightroom syncs photos automatically. Any change you make in Lightroom – adding photos, creating albums, editing photos – syncs automatically across your devices and back to Lightroom Classic. Lightroom also backs up and stores full resolution versions of your photos to Creative Cloud. The favorite answer is […]

Lightroom stores your original photos for you in the Cloud. If you want to keep a copy of all your photos locally in addition to in the Cloud, go to Adobe Lightroom > Preferences (Mac. OS) or Edit > Preferences (Windows) and click Local Storage. Click the checkbox Store a copy of all originals locally. […]

On your new computer. Install Lightroom on the new computer . Before installing Lightroom Classic on your new computer, you first need to install the Adobe Creative Cloud application. Some more ideas to take a look at are now comes the fun part – hopefully, open the catalog on your new computer, relink missing folders, […]