You’re working in the Library module and you’ve selected some images. Do you want to see an impromptu slideshow of your selected images? No need to go over to the Slideshow module! Just press Command-Return on a Mac or Control-Return on a PC. Voila! Instant slideshow. Tweet

Underneath all of the features and tools, Lightroom is, at its heart, a database program. One of the things that make Lightroom such a powerful and flexible application is its ability to help us find our images. As our collection of images grows it can become more and more difficult to locate that image of Continue Reading »

When you are working in the Library module sometimes you just need to rename one file or a group of files quickly. Simply press the F2 key and Lightroom will present you with a dialog box that will allow you to rename all your selected files. It even gives you access to all your file Continue Reading »

There is an interesting, but sometimes confusing, issue when you create a virtual copy while you are working in the Develop module. Here’s the scenario: You are working on an image and before you travel down an alternate creative path you decide to make a virtual copy before proceeding. So you use the menu command Continue Reading »

A user over at the Adobe Lightroom Forums was having a problem recently. It seems that he had imported some images into Lightroom and now could not locate any of the original files. While he could work on them in the Library module he couldn’t do anything else without those source files. The previews were Continue Reading »