Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic is the most widely used software amongst photographers. I’ve been using it religiously for the last 12 years back it the days when it was Lightroom 3.
Lightroom let’s you organise, review, search, keyword, edit and publish your photographs with ease. The User Interface is easy to use and learn. This is probably its most inviting feature.
Adobe, keep adding new features to it now that its a subscription based software which improve the workflow and productivity of its users.
Autumn is a beautiful time of the year when the trees around us show us beautiful colours before they shed their leaves in preparation for Winter. So it's an amazing opportunity to go out and shoot some of your favourite landscapes once again during this time of the year. Once you have downloaded all your beatiful shots on your computer using...
This is the 6th episode of the LEAP show, a show in which I will show you a complete edit of a photo from start to finish. In this week's episode I take a dull Landscape photo and make it rich and vibrant using Lightroom. This week's image was shot in New Plymouth, New Zealand. The image has some obvious flaws and lacks some excitement but in...
A blog post about how creating Lightroom presets can help you edit your raw photos easily and how it opens more career doors for photographers.
This is the 5th episode of the LEAP show, a show in which I will show you a complete edit of a photo from start to finish. In this week's episode I address a request from one of our viewers who asked for a video on how to edit B&W Image in Lightroom. This week's image was shot at Somersby Falls on a overcast day which is quite mute but it...
In this 3rd Episode of the LEAP Show, I take you through a complete edit from start to finish in Lightroom. I will show you how I create the HDR Look in my images using only a single exposure and no other 3rd party software. Its simply done using the Lightroom's Develop module and nothing more. So even if you are using Lightroom version 4 or 5...
You have come to right place looking for a way to make the grass greener using Lightroom. The truth is that it only take one slider to make the grass greener. And its not the Saturation slider. Firstly we look at why the grass isn't as green. This is amplified if you like creating HDR images and the grass becomes neon green. So let me break it...
If you've been using Adobe Lightroom for quite some time you are aware how slow it can be at importing the images. And 'No', having the fastest computer you can't afford will not make it any better. Why because Lightroom Import process is just slow and Adobe hasn't done anything to improve this process. When you start the import from your camera...
The HSL Panel in Lightroom is probably the least used and most misunderstood panel in the Develop module. However if you know the power of this panel you can really achieve some specific edits. Change Selective Colour You can change one selective colour using the Hue sub-panel adjustments within the HSL Panel no need to use any selections or...
Recently I discovered an exciting new plugin for Lightroom that allows you to publish directly from Lightroom to Instagram.
Recently I got a new iMac replacing my old one and therefore I had to install all of my photography apps on it. As soon as I started using Lightroom after installing it, I realised some of the configurations that I had setup was gone. And these configurations are very handy in any workflow so I decided to put together a post to help you improve...
Miniaturised effects are very creative way of turning an ordinary photo into a miniaturised one. The result is usually created in post-production but can also achieved with Tilt Shift Lens available for some industry leading DSLRs such as Canon and Nikon. Follow the step below or what the video tutorial to discover how to create this effect in...
Remembering to set the correct date and time on my camera when I travel has always been a challenge for me.
I get too excited and focused on capturing my planned images when I’m travelling that I don’t remember to set the correct time on my camera. When I did remember to set it, I would forget to change it back I got back home. So one way or another this was a constant battle for me.