Platform: macOS

Beginner

TWiP Apps 08: It’s Priime Time to Find Your Photo Style

By PhotoJoseph

June 29, 2016 - 5:00pm

Today’s app, Priime, takes the combined knowledge and experience of dozens of professional photographers and assembles their looks into simple, one-tap styles that you can easily apply to your photos. Priime even analyzes your image and suggests styles that might fit your particular photo best. Designed by photographers FOR photographers, Priime is a deceivingly simple app that may very well change how you look at image editing on your iPhone… completely.

Beginner

Creating Lightroom Collections from Folders by Dragging

By PhotoJoseph

June 27, 2016 - 9:00pm

I discovered this simple tip just by trying it as it seemed like it might work… and it did!

Intermediate

What Are Stacks and When Should I Use Them?

By Scott Davenport

June 24, 2016 - 9:00pm

In my April photography workshops, several students “How do you keep track of small sets of similar photos?” to which I replied “Stacks.” Many hadn't heard of this handy organizational feature in Lightroom (and yes, Aperture, too).

Beginner

Don’t Lose Your Edits in Adobe Lightroom; Automatically save Metadata to XMP

By Johan Kok

June 22, 2016 - 9:00pm

If you don’t automatically save your edits to file in Adobe Lightroom, you risk losing all of them if your catalog corrupts.

This is the second part of one of the most anticipated (and fun!) areas of Lightroom — the Develop Module. Not only do we get to export Lightroom's great editing and processing tools, but we also will see all the goodies that as Aperture users, we'd been waiting years for.

Duration: 00:40 hr

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Intermediate

Create a Contact Sheet in Lightroom

By Scott Davenport

June 17, 2016 - 9:00pm

Registering photos for copyright protection? Use the Print module in Lightroom to create a contact sheet so you can register hundreds of photos at once.

Will Aperture Work in macOS Sierra?

By PhotoJoseph

June 14, 2016 - 7:48pm

The biggest question on every Aperture user's mind today is… “will Aperture work in macOS Sierra?”

This is the first part of one of the most anticipated (and fun!) areas of Lightroom — the Develop Module. Not only do we get to export Lightroom's great editing and processing tools, but we also will see all the goodies that as Aperture users, we'd been waiting years for.

Duration: 00:47 hr

Included with membership

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Beginner

Reducing Screen "Flash" When Browsing Photos in Lightroom

By PhotoJoseph

June 2, 2016 - 9:00pm

If you have all the panels open in Lightroom while browsing photos, so much changes on screen (and not all at once) that it can be extremely distracting. The easiest way to reduce that? Hide the panels!

By popular request, we're revisiting Photos for OS X and iOS! In this session, we take a high level over view of Photos for OS X, looking at import, organizing, and basic editing.

Duration: 00:44 hr

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TWiP Apps 08: It’s Priime Time to Find Your Photo Style

Creating Lightroom Collections from Folders by Dragging

What Are Stacks and When Should I Use Them?

Don’t Lose Your Edits in Adobe Lightroom; Automatically save Metadata to XMP

Lightroom for Aperture Users: Develop (2)

Live Training Session 207

Create a Contact Sheet in Lightroom

Will Aperture Work in macOS Sierra?

Lightroom for Aperture Users: Develop (1)

Live Training Session 206

Reducing Screen "Flash" When Browsing Photos in Lightroom

Photos for OS X & iOS

Live Training Session 301

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