“Seven Clicks To Done” (a Little Masking Goes A Long Way!)
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by Scott Kelby
4d ago
This is just a quickie, but it shows how a little masking goes a long way. Above: Here’s the raw image out of the camera. Here’s a link to download the Raw image if you want to follow along: 2T3A0962.CR3_Download STEP ONE: The image is a little crooked, so head to the Transform panel (called the Geometry panel in the cloud version of Lightroom), and under ‘Unright,’ click on Auto (as seen here). By the way – you generally get better results from Upright if you first apply a Lens Profile in the Lens Correction panel (called the ‘Optics’ panel in LR cloud), but since the photo was taken with a ..read more
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Adaptive Presets for Lens Blur
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by Rob Sylvan
1w ago
In the May update we saw the Lens Blur feature graduate from early access to a full-fledged feature, and with that came a set of adaptive presets for applying lens blur. We’ve seen other forms of adaptive presets in the past, such as those for portrait, sky, and subject. Added to the Presets panel is a new group for blurring the background. Adaptive presets utilize the AI-based subject detection capabilities to select or mask the target subject and then apply settings to the masked area. With the new lens blur presets it will attempt to detect the subject and then apply lens blur settings to ..read more
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A DAY TO HONOR OUR NATION’S FALLEN SOLDIERS
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by Scott Kelby
2w ago
Today is Memorial Day in the United States, and our offices are closed as we honor and remember those who gave their lives in service to our country. This post is dedicated each year to the memory of David Leimbach (shown above; the brother of my dear friend and colleague Jeff Leimbach), who died 16 years ago in combat in Afghanistan. Just a humble word of thanks to the dedicated men and women of our armed services and to all those who came before them who laid down their lives to protect the freedoms we enjoy each day. Here’s wishing you all a safe, happy, and healt ..read more
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May Update for Lightroom Classic, Lightroom, and Camera Raw
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by Rob Sylvan
3w ago
Adobe has just released updates for the Lightroom Classic (v13.3), Lightroom (v7.3 on desktop and v9.3 on mobile), and Camera Raw (v16.3) family of apps that include the usual support for new cameras and lenses, as well, as bug fixes, but also some really cool new features. Note, these updates roll out slowly all over the world, so if you don’t see the update in the Adobe Application Manager right away, check back later. Be sure to update the Camera Raw plug-in too. Lens Blur Elevated from Early Access mode to a full-fledged tool (powered by AI), Lens Blur allows for adding/enhancing the appea ..read more
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The Best Software for Black & White Editing
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by KelbyOne
3w ago
Unveiling the Power of Black and White Filter in ON1 Effects and ON1 Photo RAW, the best software for black and white editing.  In photography, the allure of black and white imagery remains timeless. It’s a realm where colors fade away, leaving behind a narrative defined by shades of gray. The black and white filter in ON1 Effects and ON1 Photo RAW 2024 stands out as a stealthy powerhouse among the tools for crafting such captivating monochromatic visuals.  The Black & White filter within ON1 Effects and ON1 Photo RAW quickly transforms color images into monochromatic wonders wh ..read more
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Only Show in Shared Photos
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by Rob Sylvan
3w ago
Here’s a funny thing that happened to me. I guess this option has been in the Lightroom (Lr) app for iOS for a few years, but I only just discovered it by accident, which seems to be the only way anyone ever uses it. As best as I can tell, it isn’t available in Lr on Mac, Win, or Android, but if you are determined, you might be able to find it at lightroom.adobe.com. What I’m referring to is the menu option, Only show in Shared Photos, hidden in the 3-dot menu next to an album that is already enabled for sharing. This is it on an iPhone. What happened is that I didn’t even notice it, and fat ..read more
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Presenting the ON1 Landscape Photography Conference June 18-19
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by Jessica Maldonado
3w ago
Embark on a journey to elevate your landscape photography. This June, KelbyOne Live presents the ON1 Landscape Photography Conference, June 18th and 19th. Join us online for over 20 sessions designed to help photographers of all levels discover the art and craft of capturing breathtaking vistas and transforming them into stunning works of art. Get ready for two days packed with learning, focused on mastering the editing process harnessing the powerful tools and features of ON1 software. You’ll gain the knowledge and skills you need bring your creative vision to life. LEARN MORE Insights and E ..read more
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Adding a Fog Effect in Lightroom
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by Scott Kelby
1M ago
This is a quick video short I did on how to quickly and easily add a fog atmospheric effect to your image: There ya go – easy, peasy! Have a great Monday, everybody! -Scott P.S. I’ll be speaking at the On1 Landscape Photography Conference coming up next month. Some pretty incredible courses at the two-day online conference, including lots of shooting and post-processing sessions. More details at kelbyonelive.com – get your ticket now and save a bunch! The post Adding a Fog Effect in Lightroom appeared first on Lightroom Killer Tips ..read more
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There’s a Secret Smart Collections Feature in Lightroom Classic…..
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by Scott Kelby
1M ago
And Adobe’s own Terry White uncovers it right here in this short video. Check it out: Thanks, Terry! Have a great weekend, everybody!!! See ya next week! -Scott The post There’s a Secret Smart Collections Feature in Lightroom Classic….. appeared first on Lightroom Killer Tips ..read more
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I’m Back From Budapest (and I’m sharing some super handy shortcuts)
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by Scott Kelby
1M ago
Do you remember me mentioning the workshop I planned in Budapest? Well, it’s already over, and I’m back home. We had just a fantastic time! Lots of great shooting opportunities, lots of learning (and lots of laughs) with a truly wonderful group of photographers (that’s us above, plus Cole the Wonder Dog). All of the photographers had been in one of my previous workshops, so it was like a reunion with old friends, and that made it even more special. I’ve got a lot more to share from the trip (and lots of photos), but one thing I did learn from working with the students in the class is how much ..read more
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