7 AWESOME LIGHTROOM TRICKS

Here are 7 awesome Adobe Lightroom tips to help speed up your workflow and give you the best looking images!
Tips:
The Fader - 0:39
Auto Advance Culling - 2:59
Camera Calibration - 5:05
Target Adjustment Tool - 6:23
Match Total Exposure - 8:04
Alt Precision View - 9:20
Client Proofing - 11:17
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[@ArupFilms]

This was much more informative for me, than the ones I've come across so far.♥️

[@BlessyGasagara]

I definitely always learn something from Framed videos, this one especially

[@erikeliut3654]

This is a life saver! I didn't know any of those tricks, super helpful!

[@jeffb1886]

Found your video from an article in FStoppers. Great tips...esp the Collection sharing. Thanks!!!!

[@framedshow]

Glad you found it useful! How cool, the people at FStoppers are great! What article was it? We'd love to reshare it.

[@jeffb1886]

Discovered while going through my Flipboard account (Photography). Actual FStoppers link below. fstoppers.com/lightroom/seven-useful-lightroom-tricks-will-save-your-time-233446

[@blinkitphotography]

I missed F, can't wait to see more talented photographers.

[@Tinacasephotography]

Thank you!

[@MiloZanecchiaMedia]

Super helpful. Can you tell me what keyboard commands you use to increase exposure temperature etc? I use to use Vsco keys but they discontinued it and I’m searching for an alternative. Thanks!

[@framedshow]

No problem. So for cycling through adjustments (Exposure, Temp, Contrast) I use the comma key "," and period key "." then use the minus "-" and plus "+" keys to adjust up and down for that setting. If you hold the Shift key during the + or - it will make your adjustment in larger increments.

[@MiloZanecchiaMedia]

Thanks a lot man! Super handy...

[@NaviRetlav]

Hey, could you show up the best way how to sync the "on the go notebook" lightroom collection with my "studio PC" lightroom collection ? For example, I plan to use my lenovo 2 in 1 notebook for the import of photos on the go, make some basic edits on it and remove the bad ones, and than when I get back to home I would like to move all the photos from the notebook to lightroom on my main studio pc. What's the best workflow for that without the need for using the larghe adobe cloud plans? Cheers.

[@framedshow]

Great idea! I (Ben) actually do this personally by building a catalog on a external drive. Maybe I will make a video or blog post about how to accomplish that! Thanks!

[@NaviRetlav]

External drive sounds good, but I was hoping for using the local wi-fi network to sync the one library to another one on the main pc, to avoid the issue of not having the backup if that dive fails, and having the option to use fast ssd all the time. On windows I use PureSync ( free ) software to do backups and mirrors of folders but I'm not sure if it will work with lightroom. The speed of backuping is not an issue I'm all about heaving the simple and very convenient workflow. As far as I remember PureSync can even trigger the backuping when you close specific app, so if it works it could probably do the backup as soon as I close the lightroom on notebook to send the files to pc and same on pc ;)

[@sancho316]

Can we get those presets ?

[@framedshow]

We are working on getting a preset pack available right now! We will announce when they're ready on our Facebook page, and hopefully here as well!

[@john3Lee]

Why not just use the "P" for a pick?

[@framedshow]

I personally use tilde so I can do pick, reject, and star rating all with left hand.