Lightroom

Adobe Lightroom is arguably the most popular photo editor currently on the market. For many photographers, it’s the go-to for both organizing and editing their images. The articles in this category will help you get a better understanding of Adobe Lightroom and its tools.

A Quick but Efficient Color Enhancement Technique in Lightroom

An image pleasing to the eyes is a combination of many factors of which colors, in my opinion, are a major piece of the...

Lightroom 101 – Part 2: Import Images

This is part two in our Lightroom 101 series. In part 1,  you were introduced to Adobe Lightroom and learned why this is a...

Lightroom 101- Part 3: Library Module

In the two previous Lightroom 101 articles, we learned how to organize your computer files  and import images into Lightroom. Those basic steps are important for...

How to Add Watermarks in Lightroom

Lately a lot of people have been asking me on Instagram how to add watermarks on their images. There are probably a million ways...

9 Easy Lightroom Tips for Landscape Photographers

Adobe Lightroom is the favorite photo editor amongst both beginner and advanced photographers. With an abundance of fairly easy-to-use tools, it's not hard to...

Understanding the HSL/Color Panel in Lightroom

There are several tools for working with colors in Adobe Lightroom but the HSL/Color panel is the most important when it comes to making...

Lightroom 101 – Part 4: Develop Module

Do you feel that you master the camera but your images come out dull and don’t look impressive? That your technical skills are much...

How to Use the Color Grading Tool in Lightroom

The Color Grading tool in Lightroom replaced the Split Toning Tool that many are familiar with. But is it any better? Is there a...

How to Create a Vignette in Lightroom

Adding a vignette can be a powerful way to enhance both the mood and the composition of an image. By adjusting the light and...

Remove Dust Spots in Adobe Lightroom

Dust spots is something that has annoyed most of us on more than one occasion. Luckily there is a simple way to remove dust spots in Adobe Lightroom.