Thanks Brian. Many great tips. Much appreciated. Your Lightroom Everywhere course is awesome. I would recommend it to anyone. I appreciate the fact that you keep adding content to the course as LR Desktop continues to change.
No matter how good anyone is helpful refreshers and tips always keep your knowledge up. The crop tip is for sure the best I feel, if on,y there was a user specified % opacity option.
Great Several new items for me! Would you be willing to do a similar video for Lightroom Classic? Or perhaps an add-on to this one to show the differences when using LrC? Thanks!
Great video as always, thanks! Is it possible to get the exif data like camera and lens etc. on the image like in LR desktop? I shoot with several cameras and really miss that in LR mobile.
Brian... In addition to taking 'screenshots' of your settings, you can also do a 'system restore point' if you think you might 'want to go back'........ just an option? George in Tampa, Fl
Thank you, Brian, great tutorial. Coming from Lightroom Classic it's a joy to learn that there are so many little but powerful things that even introduce possibilities LRc doesn't have. One question: does your LR course updates with new updates? Hans
My pleasure! And yup, I include updates lessons in my course that are available to students at no extra charge. In fact, I’ve already updated the course with new lessons six times since I first launched it.
These are great tips! I knew about the clipping triangles, but didn’t realize you could hover over them to show where on the image it’s occurring. Also, the color calibration panel and curves were always sort of a “dark art” to me. This video has helped take some of that fear away (thank you!). I plan on checking these out!
Hi, thanks for the tips. I'm user of LR Classic and my favorite kind of photography is the birds. I have a concern about the use of LR Classic vs LR, what are the advantages of each other? What is your recommendation for me. Thanks in advance.
Brian, is there a way of moving around and enlarged view when in the masking tool? I can do that easily with the thumb nail at the top left in Lightroom Classic, but I’ve not found a way to do it in Lightroom desktop
I was familiar with the other tips and use them regularly, except for the last one about cropping. Coming back to cropping, I've gotten used to scaling and then positioning with the x and y axes. I think it's the same thing. Can you clarify that for me? Tks in advance! 😊
Many thanks for theses tricks. Would you have one for exporting RAW file to DXO PR. When using the export option from LR, it create a TIF file which is not supported by DXO PR. Thanks in advance.
Using a photo of a jay to demonstrate something whose shortcut key is a ‘j’. Love that attention to detail.
A really useful video - knew some, had forgotten some and didn't know a couple. All fully explained, brilliant!!
Thanks Brian. Many great tips. Much appreciated. Your Lightroom Everywhere course is awesome. I would recommend it to anyone. I appreciate the fact that you keep adding content to the course as LR Desktop continues to change.
No matter how good anyone is helpful refreshers and tips always keep your knowledge up. The crop tip is for sure the best I feel, if on,y there was a user specified % opacity option.
Great Several new items for me! Would you be willing to do a similar video for Lightroom Classic? Or perhaps an add-on to this one to show the differences when using LrC? Thanks!
Great video as always, thanks! Is it possible to get the exif data like camera and lens etc. on the image like in LR desktop? I shoot with several cameras and really miss that in LR mobile.
Brian...
In addition to taking 'screenshots' of your settings, you can also do a 'system restore point' if you think you might 'want to go back'........ just an option?
George in Tampa, Fl
Thank you, Brian, great tutorial. Coming from Lightroom Classic it's a joy to learn that there are so many little but powerful things that even introduce possibilities LRc doesn't have.
One question: does your LR course updates with new updates?
Hans
My pleasure! And yup, I include updates lessons in my course that are available to students at no extra charge. In fact, I’ve already updated the course with new lessons six times since I first launched it.
These are great tips! I knew about the clipping triangles, but didn’t realize you could hover over them to show where on the image it’s occurring. Also, the color calibration panel and curves were always sort of a “dark art” to me. This video has helped take some of that fear away (thank you!). I plan on checking these out!
The last tip on the crop tool was very useful to me Brian! Thanks for making this tips video!
Me too! I didn't know about holding the option key down thing. Or right clicking to get different crop mask opacities. 80% is better than 50% for me.
@@tdalton854 "Or right clicking to get different crop mask opacities." Yes! 80% is much better for me too!
Good One!!!!!
nice to know
thank you for this video, the color calibration, is it ever going to be available in the iPhone app?
Thanks, you make good video's.
Hi, thanks for the tips. I'm user of LR Classic and my favorite kind of photography is the birds. I have a concern about the use of LR Classic vs LR, what are the advantages of each other? What is your recommendation for me. Thanks in advance.
Brian, is there a way of moving around and enlarged view when in the masking tool? I can do that easily with the thumb nail at the top left in Lightroom Classic, but I’ve not found a way to do it in Lightroom desktop
I was familiar with the other tips and use them regularly, except for the last one about cropping. Coming back to cropping, I've gotten used to scaling and then positioning with the x and y axes. I think it's the same thing. Can you clarify that for me?
Tks in advance! 😊
Many thanks for theses tricks. Would you have one for exporting RAW file to DXO PR. When using the export option from LR, it create a TIF file which is not supported by DXO PR. Thanks in advance.
Hi Brian have problems of auto align not work wondering how to fix it