Last month I gave you some reasons why Lightroom Classic is the best application for developing your black and white photos. But it’s fair to say that not every photographer…

Photoshop, Affinity Photo, Silver Efex Pro, Luminar, Exposure, DxO FilmPack, ON1 Photo Raw. The list of applications you could use to develop your black and white photos seems to get…

One of the biggest mistakes I see people making in Lightroom Classic is ignoring the histogram. It’s an error because the histogram is one of Lightroom Classic’s most useful tools. …

Virtual Copies are a fantastic tool in Lightroom Classic that let you make copies of photos. Their biggest benefit is that they take up very little hard drive space. That’s…

It’s nearly 2021 and that means it’s time to see which were our most popular Lightroom Classic tutorials in 2020. Most of our traffic comes from search so that gives…

A few weeks ago I showed you how to use the Color Grading panel in Lightroom Classic to tone black and white photos. Today I’d like to follow up by…

Lightroom Classic’s color tools let you get as creative with color as you like. But if this idea is new to you, you may be wondering why we don’t accept…

Did you know that as a Lightroom Classic subscriber you can access the photos in your Catalog in at least four different ways? There’s the Lightroom Classic app, the Lightroom…

In the October 2020 update Adobe replaced the Split Toning panel in Lightroom Classic with a new Color Grading panel. It’s a big improvement, especially for toning black and white…

It’s easy to add color to your black and white photos in Lightroom 6 using the Split Toning panel. But before we start, it’s helpful to understand why you might…