Lightroom

With Import Presets, you can insure that Lightroom always applies the same import settings, copyright metadata, etc. In this tutorial, we will show you how to setup Import Presets in Lightroom.

In this Lightroom video tutorial, we will discuss the remaining import options. Choose our final import settings, then import our images into our working catalog.

This video will start you on the importing process. In this video, we are first going to go over what types of files Lightroom supports. Then we will select our images from our exercise files and review a bit of the basic import dialog box functions, before covering all of the import settings in the next video.

We have previously discussed the importance of stamping your images… So, let’s move on to learning how to create a textual watermark in Lightroom 3, then we will move on to creating a graphical watermark.

In this video, we are going to cover the basic interface shortcuts which will get you where you need to go in Lightroom in a jiffy. While you may not be able to memorize these shortcuts in a single pass, come back and review this video from time to time. Review along with practice, will help you to internalize all of these shortcuts.

The Develop Module view modes don’t exactly work the same way as in the Library Module. The Develop Module view for the most part doesn’t really change. However, like the Library Module, the Develop Module has “view mode” shortcuts which essentially work the same way as the Library Module view modes, where they are accessible via shortcut from wherever you are in Lightroom.