What metadata do you (and don't you) have access to in Lightroom CC? In this video, we find out!
Picking up where we left off on the last session, today we look at the rest of the adjustment tools in Lightroom CC — as before, it does not disappoint!
While Lightroom CC may not have all the editing features and power of Lightroom Classic, it's no slouch. In fact, it has the majority of adjustments that most people need! Let's get started…
You've decided to use the new Lightroom CC… but where the heck are your photos stored, and how much control do you have? This video answers those questions, and more.
Adobe Lightroom CC is new, controversial, and here to stay… so what is it anyway, and how does it compare to Classic and Mobile? Find out in this overview!
Now that we've explored the entire app, let's go through a few photos on a real-world workflow of how I'd edit my own photos.
The face enhancement, retouching and warp tools in Polarr are incredible… just wait until you see what you can do! A little help goes a long way.
Polarr allows you to create localized adjustments using not only brushes, radial and linear gradients, but also with color selectors!
The Adjustments in Polarr are extensive and complete! Just about everything most photographers need can be found in here.
If you're traveling to a PAL region, where the power cycles at 50Hz (vs 60Hz in North America), you'll get flickering in any shots with artificial light.
