Work SMARTER in Adobe Lightroom
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
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The bigger your Lightroom Catalog grows, the harder it gets finding the image you're looking for. In this video, I share with you a number of time saving smart collections you can build and modify to automatically slice and dice your catalog and improve your editing speed.
Disclaimer: Adobe has not sponsored or paid for this video. All opinions are my own.
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📕 CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
0:57 Create a collection set
1:38 Smart collection 1
2:41 Smart collection 2
4:17 Smart collection 3
5:45 Smart collection 4
6:21 Smart collection 5
6:42 Smart collection 6
7:19 Sponsor
8:47 Future trips
9:57 Smart collection 7
11:16 Smart collection 8
13:23 Smart collection 9
15:00 Smart collection 10
16:15 Smart collection 11
17:47 Smart collection 12
19:19 Smart collection 13
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Excellent. You've saved me hours of searching. Thank you.
Great video Todd. I've had a subscription to Adobes Photography Plan for years and never used any form of Collections, BUT you've opened my eyes and I can see all sorts of things I can now set up for my 96,000 catalogue of photos, so many many thanks for opening my eyes. Cheers from the UK Todd
Thank you. I’ve been using collections, but not smart collections. I’ll definitely be setting these up.
Fantastic video as usual. I learned something new :) about HDR and Pano. I added a few more about Denoise and Super Resolution based on your original ideas. I also have a few more collections which I have been using for a while now.
Like.. Orientation / Aperture ranges / Various shutter speeds / File Format ( NEF / DNG / JPEG) / GPS coordinates and locations...etc
Thanks! Great video, I learned some stuff 😊
Very useful. Thanks
Very useful video thanks!
I'm glad to find I already use many of these! Funnily enough, I feel like these were habits built from the Aperture days that I feel lightroom is still behind on. :(
I always double-check my rejected images before I delete. Reject as I go then review, mass delete later.
I'm also a fan of creating collections for each of my primary lenses.
I also use the filter 'not in a collection' which is a smart folder that helps me find all my 'unorganized' images, like if I didn't put something in a collection, that's a hint it might be hard to find later.
When I have a trip, I create smart collections using the date for each day, and put those in a collection set for that trip. Easier than using search.
Nice - thanks for sharing these. Great ideas.
Thanks for this video! I often create 16x10 and 16x9 crops of my images to use as backgrounds for my MacBook and external display, respectively. I add a tag (16x9with the aspect ratio in these cases, and have been using metadata to search them. I have not used smart collections before, and it seems like it would be very helpful for sorting them.
Ok boomer
Very useful. Thanks for sharing these ideas.
Todd, great stuff/ BTW, I created the smart collection for finding rejected images. Found a bunch thruout my catalog. Unfortunately, I can't delete from the collection and have to go back to the folder(s) where the file(s) reside and delete from there.
I haven’t watched all the way through yet, but did you mention what becomes of the images in the collections once the time expires (today, this week, this month, etc.)? Do they just drop out or do they go to a smart collection with a longer time period? Good video. A little quick in choosing the collection criteria, but good. Thanks. Geoff
Thanks for the great productivity video, but I personally work smarter on different software, saving some money (no pricey subscription payments) and nobody spying on me and my photos. Which both means a lot to me. Peace
I hear ya. Hoping Adobe sorts this AI training stuff out, for it's not a good look. Glad I host my images locally, not in their cloud.
Time to move to the cloud version Todd lol 😂 no one is using the boomer version anymore.
You realize of course that the cloud version limits functionality 😂
My monthly cloud hosting bill through Adobe would skyrocket compared to hosting files locally and backing up to Backblaze. If Adobe's cloud hosting costs were lower, and I managed fewer images, absolutely. This is part of the reason why Adobe continues to support Classic (for now at least).
You have to be a fool to still be using adobe today.
This is very good content and useable for people like me, who like to work with lightroom
that is just like... your opinion
@@rafaelhoyosweht2603 Good to know thank you very much
@@rafaelhoyosweht2603 I used to express other people's opinions.
Stop shilling for Adobe, you should be furious how they lock the user out of the app they have paid subscription for unless they agree to their egregious terms of agreement.
This has nothing to do with the good content of this video. It still shows me the benefits of this software
Imagine caring about what software other people decide to use for themselves.
@@techguyml I do not care, I like the good advices I receive here for the software I use
My intent here isn't to shill or support Adobe, but rather show LR users how to maximize their catalog efficiency. I have my gripes about the company as well.
@@dominey You do this very well. Shoemaker stick to your last and there is no need for an apology or justification for your great work.