What you are doing in order to train people in Lightroom is just amazing. If one included all these videos in one large collection, it would be the bible of Lightroom. Other trainers and Adobe gurus are good, but neither S. K. nor M. K. nor any other can reach this standard and level en excellence in communicating your knowledge. For what it’s worth, we owe you a lot, J. k. Forever grateful,🌹
Hi Julieanne, I have used every version of Lightroom since version 1 and thought I knew a lot about Lightroom, but these excellent tutorials are either adding to my knowledge of the software or teaching me new options I was not aware of or had looked into. These short teaching tutorials are beyond excellent, I have to agree with the previous comment also. You are tops when it comes to training in Lightroom and I look forward to checking out any that I may have missed. Please keep these going, they are invaluable Julieanne.
Issue I have (and I am new to lightroom classic) is that when I click on the images I want to export....LR will either export one only....or the entire library...not just the images I selected. Batch seems to export them all. Was hoping this video would help in that regard.
Thank you for this video. Perhaps you or someone seeing this comment can help: after exporting my image to PS (as a TIF) and editing in PS, the TIF is sent back to Lightroom. All is good, until. I open my collection the next day and the TIF is no longer shown in the collection. Yes, it is in the file system, but not showing in the collection. Any ideas why this is occurring? Thank you!
What is the reason that Adobe have always and continue to default jpeg image saving/exporting to 240 dpi, when the industry standard is 300 dpi ? I have never understood this and always had to disregard the default . Can anyone explain this ?
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What you are doing in order to train people in Lightroom is just amazing. If one included all these videos in one large collection, it would be the bible of Lightroom. Other trainers and Adobe gurus are good, but neither S. K. nor M. K. nor any other can reach this standard and level en excellence in communicating your knowledge. For what it’s worth, we owe you a lot, J. k.
Forever grateful,🌹
Hi Julieanne, I have used every version of Lightroom since version 1 and thought I knew a lot about Lightroom, but these excellent tutorials are either adding to my knowledge of the software or teaching me new options I was not aware of or had looked into. These short teaching tutorials are beyond excellent, I have to agree with the previous comment also. You are tops when it comes to training in Lightroom and I look forward to checking out any that I may have missed. Please keep these going, they are invaluable Julieanne.
Keeping it simple yet effective. I like it!!! Thank you Julieanne.
Never knew about the Batch Export options with the checkboxes. Thank you.
Thank you.
I really like these short and to the point videos.
Issue I have (and I am new to lightroom classic) is that when I click on the images I want to export....LR will either export one only....or the entire library...not just the images I selected. Batch seems to export them all. Was hoping this video would help in that regard.
Thank you for this video. Perhaps you or someone seeing this comment can help: after exporting my image to PS (as a TIF) and editing in PS, the TIF is sent back to Lightroom. All is good, until. I open my collection the next day and the TIF is no longer shown in the collection. Yes, it is in the file system, but not showing in the collection. Any ideas why this is occurring? Thank you!
What is the reason that Adobe have always and continue to default jpeg image saving/exporting to 240 dpi, when the industry standard is 300 dpi ? I have never understood this and always had to disregard the default . Can anyone explain this ?