Adobe Photoshop Lightroom

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Make Your Own Custom Loupe View in Lightroom’s Library or Develop Module: Nov 30, 2007; The Loupe view can display as little or as much information about your photo as you'd like. Scott Kelby describes how to customize the default Loupe view to create a view that really works for you.

Martin Evening on Using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom in His Digital Photography Workflow: Nov 30, 2007; In part one of this two-part interview, fashion photographer Martin Evening talks about his work and the role Adobe Photoshop Lightroom plays in his workflow.

Print Multiple Photos on One Page Using Adobe Photoshop LIghtroom: Nov 30, 2007; Scott Kelby shows several handy ways to print multiple photos on one page in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom.

Tethered Shooting with Photoshop Lightroom: Nov 30, 2007; LCDs on the backs of cameras are growing ever larger, but nothing compares to seeing your photos on your computer screen. That's where tethered shooting comes in, connecting (tethering) your camera to your computer. And you probably already own just about everything you need to get started, says Matt Kloskowski.

Using Keyword Tags and Keywording Panels in Lightroom: Nov 30, 2007; Categorizing your Lightroom images with keyword information helps make a specific image easier to find when you need it. If you have a lot of images, as Martin Evening does, you'll need all the help you can get.

Photographer Kevin Ames On How to Get Light Right: Oct 19, 2007; Veteran photographer and Photoshop master Kevin Ames shows how digital photographers can work with light creatively to get great images within and without Photoshop.

How to Undo Any Change at Any Time in Photoshop Lightroom: Oct 12, 2007; Producing good digital images can require a lot of steps, but the occasional "oops" doesn't have to put you back at the starting point. Scott Kelby explains how to undo those little errors.

Editing Essentials: How to Develop Your Photos in Lightroom: Sep 7, 2007; Intimidated by Lightroom's Develop module? Don't be. Scott Kelby shows you how to manipulate all of those scary-looking buttons, checkboxes, and sliders to improve your hard-to-fix photos.

Photoshop CS3 and Lightroom Reflect Digital Photography's New Workflows: Jun 1, 2007; Adobe Photoshop CS3, Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended, and Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1.0 offer the widest and deepest range of digital-imaging options ever produced by Adobe. How do you decide which of these applications should be on your upgrade list? Conrad Chavez sheds light on which combination is the best for your digital photography workflow.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Scott Kelby on Adobe’s New Lightroom and the Future of the Digital Workflow: Mar 2, 2007; On the eve of the release of Scott Kelby's new Lightroom book, The Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Book for Digital Photographers from New Riders, Dave Cross got a few moments to sit down with Scott to talk about Lightroom, how it relates to Photoshop, and how it will impact today's digital photographers. It's a very candid interview, where Scott gives some surprising insights about Lightroom, the development of his Lightroom book, and the reaction to the launch of his new magazine for Lightroom users, called "Darkroom."

Organizing Your Photos with the Library Module in Adobe Lightroom: May 26, 2006; The first module you wind up using in Adobe Lightroom is usually the Library module—it’s where you go to sort and organize your photos. This chapter will help you get started with this fun and useful feature.

Top 10 Reasons Why Adobe Lightroom Rocks: Feb 24, 2006; Matt Kloskowski doesn't just like Adobe's new Lightroom application; he's crazy about it. With a ton of useful features, Lightroom helps digital photographers to get in, get done, and get away from the computer, so they can focus on what they do best: taking pictures.

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