Tips and tricks, how-to guides, and plugin reviews related to using plugins for Adobe Photoshop Lightroom.
Whether you’re trying to weed out your Lightroom catalog by removing duplicates or just trying to make sure you’re working on the right version of an image, it can be useful to be able to find duplicates. Especially as your Lightroom catalog grows to tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of images.
Both Lightroom Classic CC and Luminar 2018 now offer processing using AI, or artificial intelligence. Here’s a side-by-side comparison of their initial automatic one-click processing options.
Luminar 4 is designed as a standalone app, but you can also use it alongside Lightroom. Here’s how to install and use Luminar as a plugin in Lightroom Classic CC.
Aurora HDR 2019 can be used as a standalone app, but it can also be used as a plugin for Lightroom. Here’s a quick guide on how to install and use Aurora HDR 2019 as a Lightroom plugin.
There are several different ways to post to Instagram from a desktop or laptop. Here’s an option for posting to Instagram from Lightroom directly.
JPEGmini Pro offers a way to make filesizes impressively smaller with next to no quality loss. While it’s usually used as a standalone app, you can also hook it up with Lightroom Classic exports or Publish Services, making for a very useful workflow tool.
If you’re looking to export multiple images organized into folders while preserving the folder structure, there’s a plugin that can add that capability to Lightroom.
Here’s a method for exporting square photos from Lightroom without having to create virtual copies or use the crop tool.
There are two methods to installing Lightroom develop presets. One is better suited to bundles of multiple presets, while the other is better for individual presets.
Lightroom doesn’t have a built-in way (yet) to filter only the top images of a stack or any other stack position. But the Any Filter plugin adds that functionality.
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