Your Lightroom Editing Workflow Can Be Different and Still Succeed We discussed our Lightroom editing workflow in this episode of The Photo Flunky Show. Lee and I have completely opposite approaches to editing in Lightroom. We hope this discussion gives you some ideas to improve your own editing workflow. When we discuss Lightroom editing, we…
No one wants to lose years of work, so make sure you have a photo backup plan. William Beem shares his tips for creating a photo backup to protect your memories. Even if the tools he outlines are not within your budget, something is better than nothing.
My Lightroom post-processing essentials are a few steps I take with every photo. They’re very simple, fast, and easy to do. My full Lightroom Classic Workflow goes into more detail. Why Not Just Use the Auto Setting? Lightroom CC has an Auto button on the Basic Develop panel. Why not use it instead of double-clicking…
Looking for ways to improve photoshop performance? Do you find yourself waiting for Photoshop to process a command or redraw an image? For those of us doing more than entry-level editing, we need to optimize Photoshop performance. What Can I Do to Improve Photoshop Performance? As it happens, there are some very simple things you…
Why use a grey card for white balance in your photography? Have you ever taken a picture, and the colors looked slightly off? Maybe everything was too blue or too yellow? This is often caused by incorrect white balance. When you take a picture, your camera tries to adjust the colors to make them look…
I use the Nik Collection almost by default when processing photos. At least, I use part of it. Over and over, I use the same filters. It turns out that some of the filters in the Nik Collection that I’ve ignored are just as useful if you have the right image. A Simple Studio Portrait…