Your videos for LR and PS on the iPad are the best out there! Thank you for the mobile support.
@dtcb40019 сағат бұрын
Thanks, as always great stuff!!
@DonDraperVideosКүн бұрын
Excellent tutorial on Focus Stacking in the A7R5. Thank you for this. My time was well spent watching this video.
@GusMcCrae01Күн бұрын
Excellent info here Brian.
@christofcousin66173 күн бұрын
Very interesting but I will explain my misadventure with Sony creative style...I only shoot raw photos and to " recover" my b&w way of seeing things I thought to use the B&W creative style which means my screen is displaying the scene in b&w b ( helping me to frame accurately) ...the photos being recorded in raw leaves me the option to recover my colors if needed. Alas yesterday I shoot b&w for the music festival and decided to add some video ...The b&w profile has been applied on my footage and I believe there is no way to get back the colors !
@WilliamRobertsai4 күн бұрын
It didn't work for me
@nofreewill14 күн бұрын
Anyone do this with people at varying depths and get good results?
@collevelo49er4 күн бұрын
Hello Brian. I’m so glad to have found your channel and I’ve become an avid follower of your Lightroom tutorials! I’ve only recently got back into photo editing (after several years absence) and so much has changed in the meantime! BTW, I’m following you from the wonderful island of Cyprus in the Mediterranean! Keep up the outstanding quality of your work, guidance and inspiration! 😊
@Unwired93745 күн бұрын
I had no idea this was possible within LR. Great video. Thank you, sir.
@Unwired93745 күн бұрын
Very helpful and well done. Thank you, sir.
@JimLoewen-cq3dn5 күн бұрын
i use a 135 to isolate portion of a waterfall rather than the whole waterfall whic can be boring.
@frankdecock27355 күн бұрын
Wow... man, I'm awed. I wish I'd seen this tutorial right when you released it, it would have saved me so much time when editing, among else, the polar light photos I took during a trip with Hurtigruten's MS Polarlys last March... On some photos, a big part of the snowy mountains got selected as well as the sky. Which I then subtracted from the mask using a brush. The technique you describe works so much better... while not still 100 % accurate, but hey, who cares... Thanks for this tutorial!! I definitely am a new subscriber. (That still prefers Lightroom Classic over Lightroom - old habits die hard).
@gibiecova6 күн бұрын
Hi Brian, great video - im about to go travelling and looking into packing light and possibly taking just ipad instead of macbook pro - im interested in your Workflow on the Go course but cant find it on your website - is this still available?
@brianmatiash6 күн бұрын
Hi there! I ended up rolling that course up into my Lightroom Everywhere course to keep things simple.
@StephenEhrlichPhotos6 күн бұрын
This is a wonderful tutorial. Thanks Brian!
@brianmatiash6 күн бұрын
My pleasure, Stephen!
@chiptaylor11247 күн бұрын
took me exactly 2 hours to test drive Adobe Photoshop and the Gen Ai feature to discover they are garbage. First, it is great with objects but horrible with human subjects compared to Stable Diffusion. Also, Adobe is way too uptight with its 'guidelines'. I tried to generate an image of a woman on a beach in a bikini and it triggered the Adobe AI police. And I used an image of a woman in a bikini to remove the background and create a new background and again no dice. But really the AI quality is not even better than DALL*E 3 I would recommend steering clear of Firefly and PS.
@guitarman707 күн бұрын
Hi Brian. Great video! My current workflow is to use Bridge to cull images...then to camera raw for any edits, then to Photoshop. I decided to try Lightroom cloud ( I don't like Lightroom Classic) so as to reduce the workflow to just two...Lightroom then Photoshop. I quite liked Lightroom cloud as it has the local feature for editing and the ability to upload to the cloud. However, I find that despite the extra step I much prefer bridge and Camera raw for the following reasons: 1. I like how thumbnails in Bridge have the date of capture etc and star rating underneath the thumbnails, as opposed to having to look to the right side of the screen in Lightroom. 2. I'm able to use my mouse scroll wheel to zoom in smoothly to any magnification in Camera Raw...can't seem to do that in Lightroom...it goes to and from 100% with no scroll wheel facility. 3. I love how my star rated images are shown in groups on the left side in bridge, which makes it easy to save or delete groups...much more complicated in Lightroom (sort by star rating, then selecting images etc). Thoughts?
@richardcrawford278 күн бұрын
I still find it absolutely insane that the Web browser version of LR has more features than the iPad app.
@david_arthur_brown10 күн бұрын
Every cut out demo uses a picture with a plain background. I'll be more impressed when it can cut out a picture of a person with wild hair standing in front of a wintry tree in front of a brick wall on a high street. Keynote and Powerpoint can make almost as good a job with their make alpha tools.
@57sapke10 күн бұрын
Great video, so I can use now more functions via web instead of my old Ipad.
@sergedaleiden559710 күн бұрын
Awesome! Unbelievable editing power machine on the web. Adobe really rocks. Thanks a lot for sharing.
@brianmatiash10 күн бұрын
My pleasure, my friend! Always good to see your name pop up!
@sergedaleiden559710 күн бұрын
Likewise 😊
@davewilson452810 күн бұрын
This idea of starting to charge to use an individual feature in a product I'm ALREADY paying a subscription price to use is VERY BAD. Spin it as hard as you like, but this is a very disappointing direction for Adobe to go. They already took away my ability to just buy a product, now forcing me to pay month in and month out. I should have known it wouldn't stop there.
@edwardstewart443010 күн бұрын
How do you get larger files?
@ahmedrmir10 күн бұрын
this is amazing for someone new to photography. thank you for the amazing tutorial.
@LoriRice10 күн бұрын
Hi! Wondering if you could comment if things have changed with the most recent Photoshop Beta updates as of June 15, 2024. I'm following all the steps here. No matter the photo, when I put in a prompt I'm getting a digital mix of blues and a black frame. (not anything like the incorrect examples you show at the beginning of the video) I've watched it several times. Do I have something wrong in my settings or has something change with how the application works with updates? Thank you!
@isabellewinkler43047 сағат бұрын
me too!
@Lindsay.Martin10 күн бұрын
Thanks for the tutorial on the web version. I use the web version on my work laptop and have gotten really great results! The only downside is our internet connection gets a bit wonky causing the site to freeze. Otherwise, it’s an excellent resource.
@Lindsay.Martin7 күн бұрын
UPDATE: A strong, stable broadband internet connection is a MUST. I just spent 45 minutes on an edit that LR Web didn't sync to the cloud. Very frustrating! I won't be doing anymore lunchtime edits at work on the web version.
@studiovitta11 күн бұрын
You do very nice job and very helpful
@brianmatiash11 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@OldGirlPhotography11 күн бұрын
Still convinced that Adobe's long term goal is to eliminate the need to "install" anything on the computer - makes it so much more easy to control - no need to accommodate operating systems or weird computer configurations or restrictions in Windows or Apple. The only drawback is the need to be connected - but that is becoming less and less of a challenge no matter where you are.
@brianmatiash11 күн бұрын
I really think you’re hitting the nail on the head here. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
@Ilkka88911 күн бұрын
Can Lightroom Mobile users use this?
@stewartlogie11 күн бұрын
Thanks for keeping us updated on Lightroom. I note that the web version masking, like the iPad version, doesn’t support intersect masking like Classic and the desktop Lightroom version.
@brianmatiash11 күн бұрын
It’s true that while there currently isn’t an explicit intersect UI option, you can easily replicate it because it is basically “subtract + invert.” So you can get intersect functionality in LR Web and LR Mobile by doing that.
@stewartlogie11 күн бұрын
@@brianmatiash That is a technique that I use, and mostly it works, but it makes it hard to see and thus make an accurate selection in some cases. I await the day when Lightroom offers the same features across all devices.
@br1569011 күн бұрын
Doesn't seem to work with Chrome or Safari on my iPad. Do you think this will get updated in the near future?
@brianmatiash11 күн бұрын
Have you tried using the "Request Desktop Site" option when navigating to the URL? That may work, but I haven't tested it.
@TC_Conner11 күн бұрын
Quick question - do you ever hit the Auto button and edit from there? I've never used LrW, interesting video Brian. Love lupines!
@brianmatiash11 күн бұрын
I 100% use the Auto button, but it's mostly as a "preview" mode to see what tone and color corrections I could expect. After I see it, I usually undo Auto and begin making my manual adjustments. But, there have been plenty of times when I am in a pinch and Auto gets me 80% of the way there.
@TC_Conner11 күн бұрын
@@brianmatiash I haven’t considered undoing it and continuing with edits based on what auto looked like. Interesting. 😎
@ralphpayne625911 күн бұрын
Wow, another video that goes where most others don't go! Massively useful, especially if you use a tablet! Thank you!!
@brianmatiash11 күн бұрын
My pleasure, Ralph! Mama always warned me about not going where most others don't go, but I never was a good listener. 😆
@tadeuszcynkowski219711 күн бұрын
It is still not clear for me, what is the advantage in using Lightroom Web. I have Lightroom cloud installed on my computer and Lightroom mobile on my iPad. When actually I would like to use web version instead and why?
@brianmatiash11 күн бұрын
Fair questions, Tadeus. Check out my accompanying blog post where I explain some reasons why some photographers may want to consider LR Web: www.matiash.com/blog/lightroom-web-masking
@nelsonfne11 күн бұрын
GRACIAS por darte el tiempo de enseñar, tengo un problema y ojalá ME AYUDARAS. Luego de aplicar un presets quisiera recuperar un poco de color en el cabello pero no logro dar con los ajustes. Como podría hacerlo? Tienes ejemplo de algo así? (Lightroom mobile premium)
@gregedwards6911 күн бұрын
I’ve used Lightroom web a number of times - it’s quite useful to access my library from my work supplied office PC without having to download anything. But, even on a super fast gigabit connection I find it’s too slow and laggy to use effectively. Any tips?
@brianmatiash11 күн бұрын
Hmmmm, that's interesting to hear. I have a pretty decent cable modem connection and have found it to work smoothly, as you can see in this video. There were a few instances of a mask overlay being "sticky" but the overall performance was quite smooth. Which browser are you using?
@gregedwards6911 күн бұрын
@@brianmatiash interesting. I’ve tried several browsers and each performs similarly. Other browser based apps such as canva and complex wordpress plugins are quick and responsive. I should test this on my MacBook at home and see if it performs differently.
@ArminSteiner12 күн бұрын
And still people complain about the subscription... for the stuff Adobe pushes out I rather pay a subscription than pay a onetime fee and never get stuff like that. And great Video! Thank you
@brianmatiash11 күн бұрын
That's one of the healthiest opinions I've seen, Armin. And I agree 100%.
@ReidThaler11 күн бұрын
As I'm fond of saying in my Lightroom classes, "For the privilege of living in the San Francisco Bay Area, we pay over $50/day in property taxes. For the Photography Plan, which includes Photoshop and Lightroom, syncing between devices, and in 2 clicks uploads a Lightroom gallery I can share with a link, and contributes to my sense of creativity and beauty, I spend 33 cents as day."
@dsorx12 күн бұрын
I can't believe you just did a full-on edit in a web browser. Mind blown. I can't wait to give this a try and see how the performance compares to an aging laptop. (Not good. Got frustrated after 30 seconds when the radial gradient froze. Still nice to see all the tools there. Was hoping running it on the cloud server would be better than locally, but it just doesn't work that way.)
@brianmatiash11 күн бұрын
Which browser did you try? Also, what are the specs of the computer?
@dsorx11 күн бұрын
@@brianmatiash Edge browser, Win 10 laptop, i7 (gen4), 16 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD, dedicated graphics card. It's outdated and I don't blame Adobe on this one as I can't expect them to make new software run on old machines at this point. Just got my hopes up. This laptop still handles LrC and PS pretty well, so I am hanging on.
@SueFerreira7512 күн бұрын
Excellent video - thank you! I have used LR Classic on my desktop for years but am about to dive into LR with a new iPad Pro, so your videos are very helpful.
@brianmatiash11 күн бұрын
I appreciate that, Sue! Thank you!
@aknittel112 күн бұрын
Is "Generate Background" supposed to modify the subject so the proper light from the background falls on the subject? In this version it did NOT seem to do that.
@jeff97-polar12 күн бұрын
Hi Brian, I only use ACR, but couldn’t find this feature at all. Is this one actually only for Lightroom in this instance?
@jbello939812 күн бұрын
This would be a great idea for group pictures? You know sometimes one might take a picture and not everyone is in focus.
@gunsentry834914 күн бұрын
Generative AI = Microtransactions in a subscription based application. That is going to drive users to other platforms.
@benfox627515 күн бұрын
Thanks, very interesting - Is there any way we can copy a Lightroom recommended preset to Classic
@frankmeunier194915 күн бұрын
I cannot find the recommended presets in Ligthroom Classic 13.3.1. Any idea where it is hidden? Thanks in advance.
@brianmatiash15 күн бұрын
I state in my intro that Recommended Presets are only available in Lightroom Desktop, Mobile, and Web. It isn’t available in Lightroom Classic.
@frankmeunier194915 күн бұрын
@@brianmatiash Thanks
@davidgates304415 күн бұрын
Another informative vid. Thanks. Yes please do one on LR community
@dalepearlman431215 күн бұрын
Congratulations on explaining a complex subject in a clear straightforward way. Much appreciated.
@brianmatiash15 күн бұрын
My pleasure, Dale!
@MH7_25615 күн бұрын
I tried out the generative remove this weekend on a park sign, and literally it would NOT remove it. So I had to go back to the cloning method.
@cameraman65516 күн бұрын
Once again a wonderful and helpful video, thanks. A bit off-topic perhaps, but I am curious as to your thoughts on Adobe’s recently updated TOS (Terms Of Service) announcement. It seems to be blowing up on the internet in recent days, a lot of angry users out there.
@Snowcatnz216 күн бұрын
Hi Brian I'm watching this in June. So I have a question. Is there a print module in lr. I do alot of my own printing and the print module in lrc is a must. The other thing I'd say, is why not just use acr with bridge. You can get the best of lr and lrc that way, especially as I only have the 20gb plan.
@brianmatiash16 күн бұрын
Lightroom currently does not have a print module, so you'll have to either send the image to PS or export it and use the manufacturer's print software.
@rickmcnelly16 күн бұрын
Thanks Brian for these videos! I'm considering getting an iPad Pro, but am unsure what storage size to get (considering 512GB or 1 TB). What size do you use?
@brianmatiash16 күн бұрын
I have a 512gb 12.9” iPad Pro (M1) and it is more than sufficient for my needs.
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Your videos for LR and PS on the iPad are the best out there! Thank you for the mobile support.
Thanks, as always great stuff!!
Excellent tutorial on Focus Stacking in the A7R5. Thank you for this. My time was well spent watching this video.
Excellent info here Brian.
Very interesting but I will explain my misadventure with Sony creative style...I only shoot raw photos and to " recover" my b&w way of seeing things I thought to use the B&W creative style which means my screen is displaying the scene in b&w b ( helping me to frame accurately) ...the photos being recorded in raw leaves me the option to recover my colors if needed. Alas yesterday I shoot b&w for the music festival and decided to add some video ...The b&w profile has been applied on my footage and I believe there is no way to get back the colors !
It didn't work for me
Anyone do this with people at varying depths and get good results?
Hello Brian. I’m so glad to have found your channel and I’ve become an avid follower of your Lightroom tutorials! I’ve only recently got back into photo editing (after several years absence) and so much has changed in the meantime! BTW, I’m following you from the wonderful island of Cyprus in the Mediterranean! Keep up the outstanding quality of your work, guidance and inspiration! 😊
I had no idea this was possible within LR. Great video. Thank you, sir.
Very helpful and well done. Thank you, sir.
i use a 135 to isolate portion of a waterfall rather than the whole waterfall whic can be boring.
Wow... man, I'm awed. I wish I'd seen this tutorial right when you released it, it would have saved me so much time when editing, among else, the polar light photos I took during a trip with Hurtigruten's MS Polarlys last March... On some photos, a big part of the snowy mountains got selected as well as the sky. Which I then subtracted from the mask using a brush. The technique you describe works so much better... while not still 100 % accurate, but hey, who cares... Thanks for this tutorial!! I definitely am a new subscriber. (That still prefers Lightroom Classic over Lightroom - old habits die hard).
Hi Brian, great video - im about to go travelling and looking into packing light and possibly taking just ipad instead of macbook pro - im interested in your Workflow on the Go course but cant find it on your website - is this still available?
Hi there! I ended up rolling that course up into my Lightroom Everywhere course to keep things simple.
This is a wonderful tutorial. Thanks Brian!
My pleasure, Stephen!
took me exactly 2 hours to test drive Adobe Photoshop and the Gen Ai feature to discover they are garbage. First, it is great with objects but horrible with human subjects compared to Stable Diffusion. Also, Adobe is way too uptight with its 'guidelines'. I tried to generate an image of a woman on a beach in a bikini and it triggered the Adobe AI police. And I used an image of a woman in a bikini to remove the background and create a new background and again no dice. But really the AI quality is not even better than DALL*E 3 I would recommend steering clear of Firefly and PS.
Hi Brian. Great video! My current workflow is to use Bridge to cull images...then to camera raw for any edits, then to Photoshop. I decided to try Lightroom cloud ( I don't like Lightroom Classic) so as to reduce the workflow to just two...Lightroom then Photoshop. I quite liked Lightroom cloud as it has the local feature for editing and the ability to upload to the cloud. However, I find that despite the extra step I much prefer bridge and Camera raw for the following reasons: 1. I like how thumbnails in Bridge have the date of capture etc and star rating underneath the thumbnails, as opposed to having to look to the right side of the screen in Lightroom. 2. I'm able to use my mouse scroll wheel to zoom in smoothly to any magnification in Camera Raw...can't seem to do that in Lightroom...it goes to and from 100% with no scroll wheel facility. 3. I love how my star rated images are shown in groups on the left side in bridge, which makes it easy to save or delete groups...much more complicated in Lightroom (sort by star rating, then selecting images etc). Thoughts?
I still find it absolutely insane that the Web browser version of LR has more features than the iPad app.
Every cut out demo uses a picture with a plain background. I'll be more impressed when it can cut out a picture of a person with wild hair standing in front of a wintry tree in front of a brick wall on a high street. Keynote and Powerpoint can make almost as good a job with their make alpha tools.
Great video, so I can use now more functions via web instead of my old Ipad.
Awesome! Unbelievable editing power machine on the web. Adobe really rocks. Thanks a lot for sharing.
My pleasure, my friend! Always good to see your name pop up!
Likewise 😊
This idea of starting to charge to use an individual feature in a product I'm ALREADY paying a subscription price to use is VERY BAD. Spin it as hard as you like, but this is a very disappointing direction for Adobe to go. They already took away my ability to just buy a product, now forcing me to pay month in and month out. I should have known it wouldn't stop there.
How do you get larger files?
this is amazing for someone new to photography. thank you for the amazing tutorial.
Hi! Wondering if you could comment if things have changed with the most recent Photoshop Beta updates as of June 15, 2024. I'm following all the steps here. No matter the photo, when I put in a prompt I'm getting a digital mix of blues and a black frame. (not anything like the incorrect examples you show at the beginning of the video) I've watched it several times. Do I have something wrong in my settings or has something change with how the application works with updates? Thank you!
me too!
Thanks for the tutorial on the web version. I use the web version on my work laptop and have gotten really great results! The only downside is our internet connection gets a bit wonky causing the site to freeze. Otherwise, it’s an excellent resource.
UPDATE: A strong, stable broadband internet connection is a MUST. I just spent 45 minutes on an edit that LR Web didn't sync to the cloud. Very frustrating! I won't be doing anymore lunchtime edits at work on the web version.
You do very nice job and very helpful
Thank you!
Still convinced that Adobe's long term goal is to eliminate the need to "install" anything on the computer - makes it so much more easy to control - no need to accommodate operating systems or weird computer configurations or restrictions in Windows or Apple. The only drawback is the need to be connected - but that is becoming less and less of a challenge no matter where you are.
I really think you’re hitting the nail on the head here. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Can Lightroom Mobile users use this?
Thanks for keeping us updated on Lightroom. I note that the web version masking, like the iPad version, doesn’t support intersect masking like Classic and the desktop Lightroom version.
It’s true that while there currently isn’t an explicit intersect UI option, you can easily replicate it because it is basically “subtract + invert.” So you can get intersect functionality in LR Web and LR Mobile by doing that.
@@brianmatiash That is a technique that I use, and mostly it works, but it makes it hard to see and thus make an accurate selection in some cases. I await the day when Lightroom offers the same features across all devices.
Doesn't seem to work with Chrome or Safari on my iPad. Do you think this will get updated in the near future?
Have you tried using the "Request Desktop Site" option when navigating to the URL? That may work, but I haven't tested it.
Quick question - do you ever hit the Auto button and edit from there? I've never used LrW, interesting video Brian. Love lupines!
I 100% use the Auto button, but it's mostly as a "preview" mode to see what tone and color corrections I could expect. After I see it, I usually undo Auto and begin making my manual adjustments. But, there have been plenty of times when I am in a pinch and Auto gets me 80% of the way there.
@@brianmatiash I haven’t considered undoing it and continuing with edits based on what auto looked like. Interesting. 😎
Wow, another video that goes where most others don't go! Massively useful, especially if you use a tablet! Thank you!!
My pleasure, Ralph! Mama always warned me about not going where most others don't go, but I never was a good listener. 😆
It is still not clear for me, what is the advantage in using Lightroom Web. I have Lightroom cloud installed on my computer and Lightroom mobile on my iPad. When actually I would like to use web version instead and why?
Fair questions, Tadeus. Check out my accompanying blog post where I explain some reasons why some photographers may want to consider LR Web: www.matiash.com/blog/lightroom-web-masking
GRACIAS por darte el tiempo de enseñar, tengo un problema y ojalá ME AYUDARAS. Luego de aplicar un presets quisiera recuperar un poco de color en el cabello pero no logro dar con los ajustes. Como podría hacerlo? Tienes ejemplo de algo así? (Lightroom mobile premium)
I’ve used Lightroom web a number of times - it’s quite useful to access my library from my work supplied office PC without having to download anything. But, even on a super fast gigabit connection I find it’s too slow and laggy to use effectively. Any tips?
Hmmmm, that's interesting to hear. I have a pretty decent cable modem connection and have found it to work smoothly, as you can see in this video. There were a few instances of a mask overlay being "sticky" but the overall performance was quite smooth. Which browser are you using?
@@brianmatiash interesting. I’ve tried several browsers and each performs similarly. Other browser based apps such as canva and complex wordpress plugins are quick and responsive. I should test this on my MacBook at home and see if it performs differently.
And still people complain about the subscription... for the stuff Adobe pushes out I rather pay a subscription than pay a onetime fee and never get stuff like that. And great Video! Thank you
That's one of the healthiest opinions I've seen, Armin. And I agree 100%.
As I'm fond of saying in my Lightroom classes, "For the privilege of living in the San Francisco Bay Area, we pay over $50/day in property taxes. For the Photography Plan, which includes Photoshop and Lightroom, syncing between devices, and in 2 clicks uploads a Lightroom gallery I can share with a link, and contributes to my sense of creativity and beauty, I spend 33 cents as day."
I can't believe you just did a full-on edit in a web browser. Mind blown. I can't wait to give this a try and see how the performance compares to an aging laptop. (Not good. Got frustrated after 30 seconds when the radial gradient froze. Still nice to see all the tools there. Was hoping running it on the cloud server would be better than locally, but it just doesn't work that way.)
Which browser did you try? Also, what are the specs of the computer?
@@brianmatiash Edge browser, Win 10 laptop, i7 (gen4), 16 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD, dedicated graphics card. It's outdated and I don't blame Adobe on this one as I can't expect them to make new software run on old machines at this point. Just got my hopes up. This laptop still handles LrC and PS pretty well, so I am hanging on.
Excellent video - thank you! I have used LR Classic on my desktop for years but am about to dive into LR with a new iPad Pro, so your videos are very helpful.
I appreciate that, Sue! Thank you!
Is "Generate Background" supposed to modify the subject so the proper light from the background falls on the subject? In this version it did NOT seem to do that.
Hi Brian, I only use ACR, but couldn’t find this feature at all. Is this one actually only for Lightroom in this instance?
This would be a great idea for group pictures? You know sometimes one might take a picture and not everyone is in focus.
Generative AI = Microtransactions in a subscription based application. That is going to drive users to other platforms.
Thanks, very interesting - Is there any way we can copy a Lightroom recommended preset to Classic
I cannot find the recommended presets in Ligthroom Classic 13.3.1. Any idea where it is hidden? Thanks in advance.
I state in my intro that Recommended Presets are only available in Lightroom Desktop, Mobile, and Web. It isn’t available in Lightroom Classic.
@@brianmatiash Thanks
Another informative vid. Thanks. Yes please do one on LR community
Congratulations on explaining a complex subject in a clear straightforward way. Much appreciated.
My pleasure, Dale!
I tried out the generative remove this weekend on a park sign, and literally it would NOT remove it. So I had to go back to the cloning method.
Once again a wonderful and helpful video, thanks. A bit off-topic perhaps, but I am curious as to your thoughts on Adobe’s recently updated TOS (Terms Of Service) announcement. It seems to be blowing up on the internet in recent days, a lot of angry users out there.
Hi Brian I'm watching this in June. So I have a question. Is there a print module in lr. I do alot of my own printing and the print module in lrc is a must. The other thing I'd say, is why not just use acr with bridge. You can get the best of lr and lrc that way, especially as I only have the 20gb plan.
Lightroom currently does not have a print module, so you'll have to either send the image to PS or export it and use the manufacturer's print software.
Thanks Brian for these videos! I'm considering getting an iPad Pro, but am unsure what storage size to get (considering 512GB or 1 TB). What size do you use?
I have a 512gb 12.9” iPad Pro (M1) and it is more than sufficient for my needs.
@@brianmatiash Thanks!
My pleasure!