Enjoyed your tutorial on Lightroom as I have with previous Videos A subject for future Tutorials, when I first thought about using an editing program I did my research & after numerous other types I settled on LR, the one thing I wasn't sure of and was given different options and opinions by retailers and other photographers was what type (non brand specific) of Computer /laptop including specifications required to run efficiently, the laptop I currently have just does the job it's 3 years old but technology has advanced so much requiring more power & memory. cheers from Aussie
Very informative, I am guilty of under-using Lightroom features that really will make editing easier! I wonder if you could do something on Lightroom organisation, specifically keywording? I struggle tofilter results by keyword. For example, searching for the keyword 'field' I also get a huge number of images including 'Wakefield' and 'cornfield' When I really just want 'Field'
Very useful and easy to do. Thanks
Enjoyed your tutorial on Lightroom as I have with previous Videos A subject for future Tutorials, when I first thought about using an editing program I did my research & after numerous other types I settled on LR, the one thing I wasn't sure of and was given different options and opinions by retailers and other photographers was what type (non brand specific) of Computer /laptop including specifications required to run efficiently, the laptop I currently have just does the job it's 3 years old but technology has advanced so much requiring more power & memory. cheers from Aussie
really nice tip. Thank you.
Excellent tutorial especially intersect with gradient mask. Thank you for sharing.
Awesome 👍👍
informative ALR video Thanks park Cameras.
Very informative, I am guilty of under-using Lightroom features that really will make editing easier!
I wonder if you could do something on Lightroom organisation, specifically keywording?
I struggle tofilter results by keyword. For example, searching for the keyword 'field' I also get a huge number of images including 'Wakefield' and 'cornfield' When I really just want 'Field'
It’s so easy but so helpful.
How about some mobile editing, eg LR Mobile or even Snapseed? Just a thought, great video btw, thanks.