Lightroom CC for everyone

Learn to customize Lightroom views by hiding panels and banners, using tab and lights out, and entering fullscreen or solo mode for focused image previews.

Rename photos in Lightroom’s library module to make them searchable. Use select all, then edit, rename photos, and apply a custom name sequence with a starting number.

Organize photos in Lightroom by applying markers such as star ratings, color labels, and flags, then use the painter tool to spray markers across grids for quick tagging and filtering.

Assess photos, cull the worst, and flag the best in Lightroom, then create keepers and best collections to organize your selects and prepare for keywording.

Learn how to add keywords in Lightroom CC for everyone by creating keyword groups such as students and Venus, then drag photos into these categories and filter by keyword.

Apply library filters in Lightroom to view images by camera model, star rating, color labels, flags, and text search, helping you organize and locate photos quickly.

Explore tagging faces in Lightroom Classic's people view to name unnamed people and use keyword lists to locate all images by person.

Learn to undo adjustments and save multiple versions in Lightroom CC using snapshots and the history panel, with presets to create black-and-white and color variations.

Master the non-destructive adjustment workflow in Lightroom CC, using the right panel tools, camera calibration, and profiles to optimize exposure, white balance, and detail for raw images.

Sync changes across multiple photos in Lightroom to apply same edits quickly. Use sync, copy, and auto sync to apply adjustments like white balance, tone, clarity, and crop to photos.

Learn to apply gradient adjustments with the graduated filter tool in Lightroom CC to skies and foregrounds, mask and reposition the gradient, erase with brush, and save reusable presets.

Use the radial filter to brighten and adjust contrast and color in a circular area, then reposition, resize, and rotate the filter and apply multiple radial filters for focused edits.

Lighten the teeth with Lightroom CC's brush tool, adjusting exposure and saturation, while managing brush size, feather, flow, density, and auto mask for precise, natural smiles.

Brighten the whites of a subject's eyes in Lightroom CC with the adjustment brush, set exposure to 0.36 and saturation to -50, and view the before-after mask to reduce redness.

Learn to set up Lightroom and Photoshop for seamless integration by configuring external editing preferences, color space alignment, file formats, and naming conventions between the two programs.

Configure Photoshop color settings to match Lightroom by selecting Pro Photo RGB or Adobe RGB as working spaces, embedding profiles, and enabling maximize compatibility so Lightroom previews embedded layers.

Keep Lightroom and Camera Raw in sync by using the shared raw conversion engine, verify compatible versions in Lightroom and Photoshop, and update through Creative Cloud to avoid mismatches.