How to Edit Faster with Lightroom Classic

Here are my top tips on making Lightroom Classic faster for editing real estate photos. By using certain settings and apply special techniques, you can reduce your editing time and make your workflows more efficient. Below are links mentioned in the video:
Learn Real Estate Photography online:
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My books on real estate photography:
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Mastering Color in Photography:
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Earlier episode on making Photoshop faster:
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[@MartinBeebee]

OMG I've been raging against Adobe for years about being able to rearrange the Develop panels for just this reason -- I had no idea it was so easy. Thank you!

[@marcvloeberghs8179]

Thanks Nathan, very usefull.👍

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

You're very welcome!

[@leedodge4227]

Thanks Nathan, I've been using LR and ACR for a long time and didn't know some of those things.

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

You're very welcome! Glad I could help.

[@Papparratzi]

LOL, I feel like Homer Simpson, I’ve been using Lightroom since the original beta version and didn’t know a lot of this. 😂

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

D'Oh! 😂 Glad this helped.

[@MaryKayUlsamer]

Great video, and it would be even if it only contained the first tip - moving the transform panel up!

[@larryisaacs5980]

Thanks, very helpful. I have used LR for years and never realized it could be configured as you explained. Even for those who may not think it will save a lot of time, it is still so convenient. So nice to configure so that all is at your fingertips, negating the need to endlessly scroll over items you never use. Thanks again! PS: In one of your posts you mentioned you were always looking for new ideas. Using the flambient technique and as my business grows, it is becoming evident that a some point in the near future I may have to begin outsourcing a few of my jobs. It would be very helpful if you could produce a utube video showing step by step how one goes about sending the images to an outsourcer. Can it be done directly out of LR or PS (to Google or Dropbox)? One last question: In one of your recent IG reels it showed your camera set-up. Where can you purchase that bar that was in your hotshot? The one that held both your trigger controller and the shutter release trigger? Thanks!

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

Glad I could help!

[@juanh1093]

Are you using LRC on PC or MAC? I thought Adobe stop making the classic versions.

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

Adobe is still making LrC and there are no plans to discontinue it: www.adobe.com/products/photoshop-lightroom-classic.html

[@juanh1093]

@@NathanCoolPhoto Good to know. Thanks for sharing

[@alexandrshavrov8119]

Hi Nathan, I’m choosing between godox ad200, ad400, ad600, please tell me which flash to take for the first time? Thank you very much!

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

Hello! That is off topic from this video but basically there's a lot more choices than that, and each does a different job, and better suited for different markets, etc. My lighting guide can help, here's a link if you'd like to check that out: amzn.to/3MpDdvI

[@maxsistudio]

Nathan, what cache size do you use in the settings?

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

See kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5LMm6OhjK5nhNksi=3-SMuL2AkoX56Emu

[@martymusselwhite7423]

I see you use sRGB as work space in PS. I have used ProPhoto RGB from import through all processing, including any plug ins. I export the finished files in the sRGB space. Is there a disadvantage to this work flow?

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

Yes, there's a big disadvantage of using ProPhoto RGB. That is a theoretical color space that encompasses all colors, some of which humans can't see, so you could easily be editing out of gamut. sRGB is the color space used across the internet and most print houses, so if you use ProPhoto you could deliver something different than what you see when editing. What you edit and what you deliver should look the same, and, your monitor may be capped at a different color space as well, further complicating the problem. I cover this in greater detail with recommendations in my book Mastering Color in Photography, here's a link if you'd like to check that out: amzn.to/45UhouX

[@martymusselwhite7423]

Thanks for that. I have set my workflow to sRGB for PS, plug ins and my camera color space as well. I have always thought it odd to work in ProPhoto RGB then have to export to print or web to sRGB. I'll give this a go. Also, add your book to my collection. @@NathanCoolPhoto

[@JoshxIZ]

🎉

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

🙏🙏🙏