This post was updated on June 25th, 2020Restrictions on creating watermarks with Adobe ® Lightroom Isn’t this mean, I just said we would learn how to add watermarks, and now I am starting you off with the restrictions already? However, better now than never, I suppose. If you have followed this series along, or indeed if you have worked some time with Adobe ® Lightroom already, you may have noticed that there is no option in the Develop module that
This post was updated on June 25th, 2020Export Settings These settings are only available if you are using no or one preset for the export. As soon as you check one of the preset checkboxes the Export Settings will be greyed out. You will no longer be able to make adjustments to them unless you uncheck the checkbox first. To select a single preset and make adjustments to the settings of your export, you have to click on the name
This post was updated on June 25th, 2020How to access the Export Window? There are multiple ways of getting to the Export Window. One thing they have all in common. You need to mark one or more photos before opening it. To mark more than one photo in the filmstrip or the Grid view, press <CMD>/<Ctrl> while selecting the files you want to export. In the Library Module, you have the Export button at the bottom of the left panel
This post was updated on June 25th, 2020Why do you want to rename your imported files from within Lightroom? As you might remember from the introduction article, Adobe ® Lightroom does not store your actual photo file. It only creates an entry in its database to note the name of the file and where it is located. If you rename a file directly on your hard drive, your Lightroom database is not updated. Therefore your Lightroom catalog will no longer
