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17 Lightroom tips for editing architecture photos
| Michelle Peeters | 10,005 views | 0 commentsArchitecture photos are often very beautiful. But as a photographer, you are dependent on the conditions at the time. This article contains 17 tips for fixing these kinds of issues in post-processing with Lightroom.
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New update for Lightroom Classic enables AI noise reduction
| Nando Harmsen | 9,060 views | 12 commentsAdobe has released a new update for Lightroom Classic. The most notable new option is AI-powered noise reduction. At first glance, this update promises to make other software for smart noise reduction completely unnecessary.
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My 10-step Lightroom Classic workflow
| Nando Harmsen | 8,905 views | 7 commentsManaging thousands of photos can lead to chaos. I know this from experience. You need to find structure in the way you deal with all those photos. I use Lightroom Classic for this, and I think I have found a good way of doing it. I explain how I do it in 10 steps.
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5 Tips for Managing Photos in Lightroom Classic (and Other Software)
| Nando Harmsen | 8,861 views | 22 commentsRecently, I was told that the computer of a photographer friend had broken down. What would happen to the photos and the Lightroom Classic catalogue? That was the question I was asked. Fortunately, it could be solved thanks to good photo management. Let this be a lesson to everyone.
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5 Lightroom tips to improve your photos even faster
| Michelle Peeters | 7,336 views | 0 commentsLightroom is packed with hidden features and tricks that can help you improve images quickly and make your workflow much more efficient, if you know how to use them properly. This handy video shows you 5 hidden features and tricks you may not have known existed.
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Choose the right background when editing your photos
| Nando Harmsen | 6,709 views | 3 commentsWhat does your background look like when you edit a photo? Do you use the standard grey shade of your photo editing software, or choose your own shade? Whatever you choose, it always affects your photo editing. So choose the right background when editing your photos.
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4 Lightroom Classic Tips for Experienced Users
| Elja Trum | 6,467 views | 3 commentsSometimes you have known something for years, yet there are still useful features you have never used. When you watch someone else, you sometimes discover features you did not know existed. In this article, 4 useful tips for working with Lightroom Classic.
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Look at your own photos with fresh eyes in Lightroom
| Frédéric Paulussen | 6,302 views | 6 commentsA week after exporting your photos in Lightroom, it's time to post them on Instagram. Only, that one photo you worked on for hours suddenly looks awful. How do you prevent that?
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