Mastering Lightroom Classic CC - 3: Cull & Organize
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- This is Episode 3 of Mastering Lightroom Classic CC. In this video, I demonstrate all the different ways you can cull images then I talk about the different ways you can compare two or more images to one-another and finally I offer various ways to view the image and folders that contain your images. I cover a lot of ground in this episode and mention a lot of keyboard shortcuts so you may find it beneficial to take notes as you watch.
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Best video tutorials I've ever seen. Clear and concise
Anthony, like so many others who have commented on your video series, after struggling for so long I finally buckled down to watch the videos in their entirety and I have learned so much!! Your approach to teaching is the best. It's at a pace that allows the topic to sink in. What's absolutely the best is, I have my laptop beside my desktop (where I watch the video) and this gives me the opportunity to actually perform the actions you explain. I just downloaded your Lightroom Shortcuts Cheat Sheet and made a small donation. Thanks again, and keep up the good work.
I'd like to agree with Joice, because of you I no longer fear Lightroom, it's true.
I have looked at so many people explaining how to use lightroom that I was completely lost and every
time I opened up lightroom, I ended up closing and saying to myself where did I go wrong.
I seem to know better now how to solve things and don't worry about going wrong so much. Big thanks to you and your approach to teaching.
You speak clearly and not so quickly that I get left behind! I also like the manner in which you demonstrate what you are saying, it is timely to what you are conveying. Your subject is presented in an organized way, at least in a way I personally can follow easily--you do not jump ahead before you have laid the groundwork. I completely understood everything you were explaining!
Even almost 4 years later this is by far the most informative and easiest to understand videos about understanding working with Lightroom. Clean, informative and so easy to follow.
Thank you, Thank you so much! Your tutorials are so easy to follow- they are just brilliant!! Thank you!🤩
So thoughtful of you to share your expertise and save us so much time with your easy to understand and easy to follow Lightroom tutorials! Thank you so much!
Your videos are the most we'll explained and more complete and easy to understand! I was struggling so much until I found your videos! You're the best!
Episode 3 was fantastic for me. I pretty much understand how to cull my images now, but I will watch it again. I never knew whether to use the flags, stars or colors. A no-brainer for me now: the flags! Before the video, I had been wasting precious time by culling images manually on a folder in my hard drive, THEN importing only those images to LR. I would have to peruse the whole batch in Explorer several times, writing down the image numbers on paper, putting one or a double check to the side to designate it as a possible keeper and a need for a review. I know.. dumb, dumb... but that's the way I did it before LR, and I simply continued the process. Other videos and Kelby's book said what you said in your video, but the others were just too confusing for me. Great job! I hit the "thumbs up" and "subscribed," too. Can't wait to go to 4 - Collections.. another stumbling block for me. Oh, and I really like your limiting the video to 30 minutes. I start to drift after that, and no fault of yours. I'm 82 and just can't concentrate longer than that.
Thank you so very much for being thorough, methodical and clear..I'm new to Lightroom cc and I felt lost. Went though so many UA-cam videos with bits and pieces of information . Came across your series and that was it..!!....Still going through them one by one and learnt a lot and at last, imported my photos.....Thank you from Sydney Australia. Hope you're safe and healthy. Nahla
Anthony, Admittedly I'm a bit of a Luddite but your way of teaching has helped me really begin to grasp the depth of LR CC. Thanks for these great teaching videos.
The best video I saw about organizing pictures in LR! Thanks to you a lot. Your voice sounds very calm and easy to hear it.
Oh, if I had only seen this video two years ago, I could have saved hours of organizing images. Thanks for explaining everything so well, and for not rushing though your explanations.
Great Video - superb explanation!!!
I allways learn something Thanks!!!! Got your presets and really like them.
Your video is so clear to understand and the pace is fabulous...learning so much Anthony (Particularly enjoy the tips you give us...very often overlooked in other videos I have looked at!)
Thanks for the great explanation. Something like auto advance is such a simple tip, but so useful. In the latest version, hitting 0 will not remove the color label btw.
Thank you so much Anthony for explaining the gimmicks of photoshop in a very clear and simple way to make it easy to understand . When I compare you with the others you are THE BEST. Any one who puts dislike on this video either he is paid to do so or he is mean and jealous
THANK YOU! I have been following you for more than a year and working with Lightroom. From experience I know one has to use an application over time to become "fluent" with it. And then there is the whole discussion of photography of which "developing" photos is just one aspect. I returned from Father's Day weekend with my daughter, son-in-law and two grandchildren. I imported all the images I shot into Lightroom, and then struggled to find an efficient way to browse through them to make initial decisions about which to keep and which to revisit for developing. THEN I watched your "Cull & Organize" video. You published it just over a month ago, but today it was RELEVANT. Thanks again.
I just found your training and being a beginner with Lightroom you have explained it so I can understand. Many thanks and will look forward to more of your training videos
Excellent tutorial Anthony, your teaching style and knowledge is so useful, thank you.
Another great video! One comment/tip on survey mode that you did not mention: when deleting photos you can hold down the CTRL key on a PC and click anywhere on the photo rather than having to find the small x. I find this really helps to speed things up!
Awesome video! I wasn't sure what I would learn, since I'm comfortable with my culling process, but I learned a few great features that are going to make it better! Like the caps lock for auto forwarding, and the lights out (l) key. Thanks for making these!
the lincolns back was the best photo out of the bunch! haha i appreciate you so much. you really made this easy for me to understand. i cannot thank you enough!!
Love your teaching style. Thank you for this amazing info. Each video has helped me tremendously!
This is Episode 3 of Mastering Lightroom Classic CC. In this video, I demonstrate all the different ways you can cull images then I talk about the different ways you can compare two or more images to one-another and finally I offer various ways to view the image and folders that contain your images. I cover a lot of ground in this episode and mention a lot of keyboard shortcuts so you may find it beneficial to take notes as you watch.
If your interested in getting the Lightroom Keyboard Shortcut Cheat Sheets, the RAW files used in the processing videos of this series, Morganti Lightroom Profiles and/or Morganti Lightroom Presets, visit this page:
wp.me/P9RcmK-3S
For all of my Photography Training, visit:
OnlinePhotographyTraining.com
Subscribe to Adobe Creative Cloud here:
bit.ly/2zwQ0nW
For more info about me, visit this page:
bit.ly/2K2wQLU
Read my Code of Ethics Statement here:
bit.ly/2KEtEHL
If you're interested in helping me keep creating free photography how-to videos and improving the quality of those videos, please visit this page:
onlinephotographytraining.com/support/
Please "Share" and don't forget to follow my UA-cam Channel so you won't miss the next video!
Thank you for watching my videos. I truly appreciate it!
Thanks again Anthony for another great video. I've only been using LR for about two years, I can't believe how you can remember all these shortcuts and tips. I'm pretty sure my tired 65 year old brain will never get to that point so I do take notes. :)
@@richdt I am making copious notes too...so glad to have discovered Anthony's videos...I always think making notes is similar to writing them into our forgetful minds!
Many thanks for this series Anthony. Just starting out with Lightroom and these are saving hours of trial and error learning!.
Thank you so much for your videos!!! I can’t even explain how helpful they are!! You’re a lifesaver 🙌🏼👍🏻🥰
Wow! I thought that this was going to be a boring episode. I was wrong. There is a lot of good stuff in this video. Thank you.
That was excellent! Thank you.
i got major love for this channel. keep up the great work!!
Great overview. Thanks Anthony!
You have the best tutorials. Thank you!
Great instructional video Anthony - learned so much from you!
Hi Anthony, thank you so much for these tutorials. I have been learning LR and PS with the Adobe Classroom in a Book books but I wish I found your channel first. Anyway they're going to be a perfect refresher. I like that you split everything up in clearly defined chapters, keeps it al clean and clear!
GREAT VIDEO. LOVE HOW EASY IT IS TO FOLLOW ALONG.
Great Video, thank you so much!
Good idea re grays, Anthony; my studio walls are painted lighter mid-grey, which helps with color mixing and avoids reflective wall surface colors especially shiny walls, onto images 👍
Nice explanation ...Thanks Anthony for sharing.
This is a very helpful video. I'm looking forward to the rest of the series.
Thank you for sharing, Anthony. Another great video.
thank you very easy to follow
does this sorting routine work with lightroom classic/desktop or just lightroom creative classic/web? thanks in advance. i am an appreciative subscriber. thumbs up.
Hi thank you for posting these tutorials I have just started watching then and they are so helpful.
Hi Anthony ... Fabulous video and series overall ... really helpful ... A question: I'm trying to delete photos selected with an "X" flag ... I tried using "Delete Rejected Photos" but keep getting a message that says, "The original files can not be deleted because they are missing or on a volume that is offline." I get an active "Remove" button, but this indicates the pics will be deleted from Lightroom and not my MacBook Pro hard drive ... I tried doing this in both "Previous Imports" as well as bringing up the film strip in the subfolder ... Wondering what I'm doing wrong ... Suggestions?
Thank You , this is the most helpful video I have seen for what I want to do with my images.
Thanks for the video.Very well presented and easy to comprehend.
Hi Anthony, realy great. Iam so happy to have your tutorials!
I have one question. Most time Iam shooting my photos in raw and as jpg. Is ist possible to select both files together (the raw and the jpg) at once?
Thanks and all the best
Michael
This video is actuality really useful!
Great tutorial, always picking up a new tip or process method, Thanks,
Simply brilliant !!!
Great video, Anthony! I am so appreciative of your great teaching style. I just discovered this series. I have been using Lightroom for a few years and thought I understood organizing folders but was given some wrong or incomplete info from a very prominent "instructor". I imported from external hard drive into collections and did not pay attention to the folders at all. I created collection sets and collections within as I culled the photos. I have now located all of my folders within Lightroom since I did use a good org system on my external hard drive. I now need to figure out how to eliminate all of the unnecessary layers in collection sets. Since I wasn't very skilled at processing I am OK with losing the edits I made. Should I delete the collection sets and just re-import my raw images into folders and then cull within the folders? If you have a video on this or any suggestions I am really anxious to fix the organization system and get on with processing the many images that I want to work on. Thanks! Sue
Bought the Denoise AI using your CODE thank you.
Thanks for sharing this. Most anything I know about LR I have learned from you. Thank you
Excellent, you’re a great teacher. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this!
Amazing Mastering Lightroom Classic CC videos! Great job! Thank you very much :)
Nice and informative. Thanks
Again, nicely done! A very well organized presentation. Look forward to watching more.
Thank you!
Good idea for using colors to indicate sales and this could also work for originals for sale, & prints, cards, & not sold eg for painter artists.
Thank you for the video, just terrific
Hello, I love your videos, they have been very helpful!
I am a beginner only looking to do photography as a hobby, and I have an easy question that I can't seem to find anywhere. Do you have a recommendation on what to do when you are done editing a photo from an organization perspective. Since it's a hobby, I am only opening up lightroom from time to time, and I may also have some old photo's that I haven't gotten to yet. I sometimes find myself not remembering which photos are done, which ones still need to be corrected, etc. Unless I am missing something (which has a high probability), there doesn't seem to be a "done" flag. I guess I could use one of the colors or setup a custom label, but I would think this is not that much of a unique thing that it wouldn't already be built in.
Any quick tip (or even referring to a video where I missed this topic), would be appreciated! Thanks!
You could use the green label, and add it to only the flagged photos you've edited
Thank you for sharing the information. I believe ratings can be added to the metadata if an image file. Does that happen work the star ratings, or are those only in the Lightroom catalog. If like to rate my photos for household slideshows on other devices.
Hi Anthony, How do you know what photos you have edited. Say I had 10 hawk photos in a folder and I only editted one and cropped it etc h\How would I know I had done this? I am doing this by exporting to desktop and renaming file as Edit_the name of file.
Is there a better or smarter way? Thanks Mike
thank you for your videos
Thanks for this video. My issue is that I just came back from a trip w 3,500 images....makes for a taxing cull!
Great videos, very helpful! Thanks a lot! I have 2 specific questions regarding the organization of photos. 1) I'm using LR CC on the phone to shoot photos and let them automatically sync with LR Classic CC. Then I organize the photos in different folders (in LR Classic CC) and delete many of them in LR CC because I don't want to have them all in LR CC. Over time there are a lot of photos inside one folder (in LR Classic CC) which are syncing with LR CC besides others which don't sync. Is there a way to filter photos which are syncing/not syncing inside LR Classic CC? 2) Is there a way to export single developed photos from one LR library to another with all the non destructive modifications I made so that I can make further adjustments in the new library resp. go back to the original photo there? Thanks a lot in advance!
Hi Anthony, Very good tutorial, I generally use "survey mode: for culling but it don't auto-advance, Is there any key I press so that it auto advance once I am done with my 6 selected photos.
Good work Thank you.
Thank you Anthony. I am just started learning this software now, and you have been a great help. I will continue with the next video. Blessing
anthony ur a god
very much helpful....!
Great tutorial. Thank you very much. Basilthe1.
In case you were not able to find the filter tiles, just click on the text which says "Filter" and it should expand to show the tiles
Great
Pressed the F key and it would not bring the Other Items on the screen back??
Had to log out of LR and it all worked OK
This guy loves yellow
Who is banging on your walls?
Thank you so much for your videos!!! I can’t even explain how helpful they are!! You’re a lifesaver 🙌🏼👍🏻🥰