Lightroom Tips

This page is devoted to listing Adobe Lightroom tips that our members would like to learn about. It can include links to websites that demonstrate these tips. Want to learn how to do something in Lightroom? Let us know and we will try to address it here. Email your questions to the email address below for the webmaster.

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Q: Where can I find some good tutorials on Lightroom? *** New ***

A: MCPactions.com has a series of video tutorials on Photoshop, Photoshop Elements and Lightroom.

A: Digital Photography School has an excellent website and has an article called "5 Ninja Tips to Speed Up Your Lightroom Workflow" with some good information for you to use.

A: Light Stalking is another excellent resource website that has an post about "How to Use Lightroom’s Lens Correction Controls" that is worth looking at.

A: KelbyOne has another great website with lots of great information. Just hunt around the website at http://lightroomkillertips.com.

A: Digital-Photography-School.com has all sorts of topics to check out in general. They have information on Photography, Post Production (including Lightroom and Photoshop) and Cameras & Equipment.

A: KelbyTV.com has excellent information and access to other training links.

Q: Any advice on improving wildlife photos using Adobe Lightroom?

A: Here's a good article on the subject: Lightroom and Wildlife Photography: How to Create Magical Impact.

Q: Any advice on Adobe Lightroom workflow?

A: Here's a link that says it will take your workflow from good to great. http://www.tipsquirrel.com/lightroom-workflow-good-great/

Q: Any good tutorials on how to use the tools for rating images in Lightroom?

A: Adobe's Lightroom channel out on Youtube is an excellent resource. Here's their tutorial on "Lightroom 5: Select, Rate and Prioritize Your Images". Be sure to check out all the other offerings that they have. They are shown to the right side of the video.

Q: What are the key differences between Lightroom 4 and Lightroom 5?

A: Here's an excellent article explaining the key differences and benefits of going to Lightroom 5. It's presented by Macworld.com.