The Power of Metadata
by Rob Sylvan
Lightroom’s catalog is simply a database of information about our photos. Learning how to edit and add to that information can help us manage, find, and organize our photos over time.
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Category: Magazines
Issue 46 of Lightroom Magazine Is Now Available!
Issue 46 of Lightroom Magazine is now available for KelbyOne Pro members on the KelbyOne site and...
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Tip Tuesday: Undoing Changes in Lightroom Classic
To undo your last step, you can use the regular ol’ Undo keyboard shortcut, Command-Z (PC:...
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Re-Mastering the Healing Brush Tools in Photoshop: De-Mystifying the Diffusion Slider
by Kristina Sherk
I’ll start right off and warn you, this is not a “sexy” subject, but if you’ve ever retouched a face in Adobe Photoshop, you need to learn about this topic. It will tremendously alleviate lots of retouching frustrations, and anything I can do to help you not be discouraged when it comes to using Photoshop is considered a “win” in my book.
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The Prime Portrait: The Difference Between f/2.8 and f/1.4
by Tom Bol
My lens assortment has grown and evolved throughout my career. I started with all prime lenses, as they were optically superior during that time. But zoom quality improved, and I started using two main lenses: 24–70mm and 70–200mm, both f/2.8. Optically, they were sharp, and the convenience of zooming through the focal lengths was terrific. Every five years or so, a sharper, quicker auto-focus version would come out, and I’d be first in line to upgrade. With these two lenses, I was good to go.
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