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What is crazy is that if I use a filter, it removes all the pictures that are not included from the layout I'm working on

Very interesting thank you. These days, and especially when away, I use LR Mobile to perform initial editing - and after culling the unwanted images. This practice would obviate these features reviewed here presumably.

❤ it so easy to follow and very well explained. Thank you

Great video, I am struggling with keeping my old Preset Folders in my new computer. I can get all the presets in there, but they aren't staying in the folders that I have on my old computer. Any thoughts?

Another excellent video! Crop tool is great just wish there was an option to the control the size of the crop with the key board as you do brush sizes, my mouse I’d dodgy or my technique is so this would be really helpful

Thanks and for all the 000’s of times I’ve used crop over the better part of 2 decades it’s illuminating to see what is “buried” in this tool.

Another useful video. There are always little tricks I learn from your videos. 1) we need to be able to save more custom ratios. My customers’ display and print requirements are way more than the limited number provided. 2) Lightroom needs to proved the option to crop to a specific pixel size. I don’t want to crop smaller than a specific dimension social media and specific display requirements. There are often specific image pixel requirements, and I don’t want to crop more than 1:1 pixel ratio - export scaling is not sufficient in many cases.

Still using Adobe, would you like a better culture from them? Perhaps boycotting for a time might help. Yes, it will be painful but there is always a price to pay. I’ve done just that, painful though it is.

Anyone know if you can set the default aspect ratio to say 4x5 rather than original? I use 8x10 90% of the time.

Very good explanation of the feature. Thank you.

Excellent video! Now if they'd just add a crop tool that removes specks.. They could call it a 'Crop Duster'

Finally! Straight to the facts and not a lot of crop! :)

Thank you a million times over for your terrific content. I am a professional photographer, and very experienced LrC user (or so I thought), and every time I watch one of your videos I learn something new. I’m somewhat amazed at the small things that I was missing and picked through your content. I also love your teaching style! Thank you again for your invaluable contribution to our photographic community!

No one does it better. My CZcams searches for Lightroom instruction always contain the phrase "Julieanne Kost". Thanks!

Julieanne you are brilliant. I almost did not watch this one because I've been working in LRC for sometime and have read a couple books on it. All your videos are very helpful and make working with the tools much better. Thank you

Informative, thank you.

Ok, here comes a stupid question: If I apply a default on import and also build standard or 1:1 previews, it will first apply the preset, then build the preview, right? (sorry, am I away from my desk for some days and can‘t test myself)

Can you select multiple presets from the preset menu to apply or would you have to set up a custom preset?

Thank you for the series. It is very interesting. When stitching several photos into a panorama a distortion of the horizon occurs sometimes. This is mainly visible with seascapes (and yes, I should use a nodal slide but ...). In those cases, I find it difficult to correct the bended horizon with the transform panel in LR. So, generally I solve it with the free transform tool in Photoshop. Is this good practice or would you advise another solution in LR (or PS)?

I love the way how you explain each of your videos. Your are the best!!!!

Thanks, Julieanne.

This is great!

top notch

What exactly is a servo?

Having used Lightroom for about 10 years, I thought I knew every feature of this navigation part of Lightroom. But NO … Julieanne always shows a couple of tricks you don’t know. Many thanks !

As always, you think you know a lot about a particular module, but Julieanne and Adobe simply overwhelm! Well done, and well explained!

I appreciate all of these ,Julieanne. Thank you.

Wunderbar

It might be helpful to remind people that the features you describe in this wonderful series of videos are also available in ACR, which is where I do most of these corrections. Unfortunately, and a point worth mentioning, Adobe confusingly named the Transform panel Geometry in ACR. Thanks for your always excellent explanations!

Love this whole series of topic vids for LRC!! Excellent thank you for doing this, this way. Your style is so enjoyable, easy to listen to and follow. I use the lens selections when my lens is in the list but I have several old, old lenses I bought used after I bought my Nikon D810. Several are not are not in the list. Is it better to pick one close to what I’m using or leave it empty/blank? Thank you again Scott

Maybe in a future video could discuss how to best wipe all metadata to prevent META from adding the 'made with AI' sticker to our posts on Instagram

Beautiful!

I always learn something when I watch your videos - you're the best LR teacher on the web bar none

This is interesting... I never paid attention to that area of LR. Thank you for the education !!

Why should I use profiles if I can use presets?

Nice. I wish there was a short written summary of each profile (as you did on the ones you mentioned) to make it easy to know the difference between each one. There are so many, and it is often unclear what the difference is without great attention to detail and/or comparing similar profiles applied to different images.

How is your lens blur so fast? When i try to use this feature, it takes 5 minutes on each photo. I have done everything possible to clear space, cache etc on my computer and the lens blur is still extremely slow

In general, how would you characterize the difference between Adobe Neutral and a camera-specific Linear profile?

Adobe profiles are ok, really nice, but with a Colorcheker the profile created are even better. People should be aware that these profiles are the first that came in a workflow pipeline, since at the end we have a ICC profle PS. SpyderCheker doesn't create a real profile and

All the Adobe profiles are actually just Adobe Standard with modified contrast, saturation, tone curve and/or other adjustments

A good starting point to introduce the "linear profile" or the profile of a "colour chart" in the future video.

Would love to see you extend this excellent intro to profiles to cover profiles generated by color checkers. What do they generate? Does the average amateur photographer vs a product photographer need to do it?

I love this series. Even though I’ve been using LR since day one it’s good reminders and I even learn something new every now and then. Always loved your classes at PSW!

Great video (as always). Do you know why the keywords are not synchronized from Lightroom Classic to Lightroom?

This is so helpful, thank you!

Like David & gibs, I thought I knew all about Develop. I didn't. Thanks!

Living and learning. I was exporting the groups manually, one by one, and I didn't know I had this option. Thank you very much and God bless you and your family 🤗

Wonderful information, thanks Julieanne.

Thanks Julieanne. I‘m still learning new things, even after using LR from back when it was not an Adobe product.

Thank you very much, it helped big time.