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How do I edit using the smart previews if I disconnected my external drive and when I try to open LRC it keeps saying the Lightroom catalog was not found (my external drive is not connected) so how do I edit my smart previews without the external drive not being connected? I’m so confused

As a new user I find this sooooooooooooo useful

How do you decide on which format will work well with a shot? Sometimes I just don't know if 9:16, 3:4 or sth. else is the right choice :) There a times you only have that one moment for a shot and switching and trying out euch isn't possible

Definitely getting myself a couple of these for Christmas. That USB C SD reader will help so much.

Great gift ideas! I need ALL the SD cards this Christmas 😂

This is only available on iphone

External display for smartphone camera: I found a way to connect another smartphone to my smartphone via cable and mirror the screen. This means I can control the image section in every perspective and take selfies with the main camera. Data connection between camera smartphone and display smartphone: USB-C to HDMI ... HDMI to USB-C Capture card + USB Camera app. Mechanical connection with 2 screwed and tiltable mobile phone holders. Works great.

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Thanks

My apps are: TPE, PhotoPills, StarWalk2, Aurora, SmugMug & LR

Good video Jared and thanks, I've fallen down the buying presets rabbit hole back when I first started, then gave them up all together. Your video has got me thinking about them again and, as you suggest, creating my own for my workflow - though I couldn't resist a try out with your freebie preset🙂

you're not! I keep them for resale in the future. I like to deliver anything I sell as close to looking new as possible.

Great explanation, thank you.

Wish I’d heard this way earlier in my photography journey. You hit the nail on the head as to why it kinda falls flat when someone says it’s not the gear (when they have all the gear). Great to hear explained this way and great to see someone trying to get through to new photographers in a way that they might actually listen to

Never knew solo mode existed. Thank you.

Jared -- great video, buddy! Consise and super informational. I wish more new photographers would spend more time in this LrC space. Such a wonderful tool. Like you, I don't import from the SD card, nor do I store any photos on the PC itself. I copy the shots to one of the external drives, and then "import" from there. My culling is a little different -- I start with a flag, pure and simple -- if the image makes the first cut, I flag it. From there I cull the flagged shots with stars, as you do. Couple other things I find helpful is at the time of importing it's easy to import a second copy of the images to your backup drive. Doing it at the same time helps prevent forgetting later. Another thing I stress is that when you're setting up those import requirements, it's also a great time to fill out the copyright info panel. From there, your copyright is on every image - culled keepers and originals. If you complete your copyright info you only have to do it once. From there, put a check in the box if you want your copyright used on every import. Fun fact, you can have multiple copyrights -- a personal one; a business one; etc and use them accordingly as needed. I'm glad you mentioned collections too! In the early days I didn't take full advantage so it was much more difficult to find a particular set of shots as my practice grew. Now I have collections for everything -- and -- collections within a collection. Parent collection = Models; sub collection would be each model and date photographed within the parent. Parent collection = Weddings -- sub collection would be each wedding within a calendar year, etc ...To your point about solo mode, I find using a parent-child collections strategy helps keep the left side clean too because you can collapse to the parent level. Again - thanks man, this was a great video - and serves as a reference video. I will save this and offer it to the new photographers I see regularly. All the best!

Subscribed. More Lightroom video tutorial/tips please. Thank you!

My question is, I'm nearly full with my cloud storage. Can I purchase more cloud storage?

I shoot professionally and I prefer as I call it the standard Lightroom not Lightroom classic. It's just simpler to operate and it's actually a lot faster workflow when you're doing a lot of editing. I just feel everything is in the right spot. I did try Lightroom classic and it just did not jail with the way my workflow and brain works but everyone is different some people swear by classic!... I never edit. I never edit photos on my phone ever

For my use case, I also use both but mostly Classic. FYI there IS a Color Calibration tool in Lightroom but it first must be enabled. Click the 3-dot menu on the right and enable it in there. Once you do that it will be located within the Color tab. Cheers.

Here's what i've found to be true as a 5 year novice\hobby photogrpher. "Old" photgraphers and pros treat you like your slow in the head or stupid for using LightRoom, and not Classic. But people who use Lightroom have NOTHING bad to say about Classic users.

Adobe can use the cloud stored images to train its AI. It keeps trying to claim ownership of those images as well. I stay away from their cloud storage.

I definitely enjoy the cloud aspect of Mobile LR when switching from phone to ipad to mac! It is also getting really good with certain smart features like the "depth" tool and smart masking. Overall, i like the feel of LRC better but mobile is very handy

Would love to see a video on how you organize your Lightroom catalog!

Some good items here. All decent, but personally I can't go cheap on the hard drives & SDCards anymore. I've switched to SSD's and the V90 Cards. The speed is worth the money for me. I do understand the whole theme of this video so I get it. 😀 Powerstrips/stingers are 100% required to have in your kit! I can't tell you how many times I've gotten to a location to only find one or two plugs total and not where I need them! Nice job Jared.

I just use a long neck strap that I can swing to the side, lets me choose in the moment if I want it around my neck or over my shoulder and I use the K&F one so it has the disconnects. One benefit of a good SD card reader is speed. The ones built into most things are terribly slow, if I'm moving over 30GB or something of data it's a lot better to have one with a high rated speed and get 100+MB/S but you need to look at 3rd party reviews to figure out what reader is good for that.

Nice Video. As a camera strap i like to use the Peak Design Slide (around 50 to 60€ used). It can be easily be removed and therefore doesn't get in the way when working with a tripod. I use the following setup as a shoulder strap (as a right-hander). One attachment (Anchor) in the top left corner and one in the bottom left corner (with a Cheese-mounting-plate/ Rig (around 10 to 20€), for example). This means that it always hangs in the same place and is always within easy reach.

I’m 1 of the 6 people that wanna see the ‘05 Outback photoshoot. Best car ever.

Hey Jared, just subscribed and loving your videos! I’m torn between the Sony Alpha a7 IV and Canon EOS R6. Which one do you recommend for both photo and video? Love your work-keep it up, bro!❤

Excellent advice! The 24-70 is definitely a workhorse of an option, and the value proposition with it is almost unmatched. Hard to find another F2.8 zoom that basically contains 5 popular focal lengths within👊🏼

I know what I'm about to describe hasn't hit everybody yet but... As time goes on, as there is more and more to do...TIME becomes even more important. And the main goal these days, is to preserve time, hold on to the time we have left. Me specifically....I've spent enough time, editing...at the computer...editing, lol. I am done. lol. The goal is to get everything IN-camera, to bypass that mobile editing, and then bypass that computer editing that happens after the mobile editing. Think about... We / so many people shoot Fuji, to use SIMULATIONS.. So we pick one of those, go shoot, STILL have to edit that image...on mobile, or STILL have to edit that image on the computer. How much TIME are we putting in to this ?! lol. Now imagine you had to do YOUR process, on 100+ images...in 5 different setups.. A "batch edit" aint gon' save you.. It's gonna require more TIME.. Personally, I'm done. As of recently I just been using tools and processes where I can hold on to my time. Frankly, I haven't edited a photo in MONTHS. I'd say I'm holding on to my time.

Any way next time we get a "dongle" counter up on screen whenever you say dongle? I do like the ease and speed of the dongle(unfortunately mine has deceased) One advantage I will expand on further is the fact with some camera manufacturers (fuji) you can only bluetooth JPEG files over and not RAW. I know with the Lumix app it does allow RAW transfer so mileage may vary based on brand. Great vid keep it up!💪🏼

Could not find unscripted on playstore

Can I write to you on Instagram about a question of smartphone photography?

really useful.

The information is very useful. Thanks.

Awesome stuff! One thing i'll add on lightroom, if you have android you don't have the white border feature. So you'll have to find a different app, or use the "scale" slider in geometry to add a white border. (Unless you have cropped your photo then it won't work either😅)

very good video, but It could be smoother in the cuts and the changes

Nice video man, keep going!

Is it possible to do both i want to get into photography but i can't afford a camera but this is a great option for me to be a moble photographer my question is that is it possible to turn mobile photography into a job and in the future do photography with a camera and a smartphone

I would love a preset from you

Four years ago, I,left my Sony mirrorless and went to my iPhone…exclusively! Staying with the iPhone!

My iPhone tends to over expose, same with Samsung's I've had. On my iPhone i lower the EV and it produces much nicer photos with a more correct exposure

needed this, ty for this

HI - great info, thanks! So, I'm still a novice to a little more advanced than novice when it comes to photo editing. Re: Lightroom Mobile - do you find the necessity to purchase the subscription to get the additional editing functions? I currently use the native IOS 17.5.1 photo editing on my iPhone 15 Pro and I also use Snapseed. I'll sometimes use LR Mobile and I experiment editing with all 3. Just not convinced or sure whether I need to pay for the LR subscription. What's your opinion? Thanks!

Loved this video Jared! What would you say are some of your personal favourite in using DSLR vs Mirroless cameras? - have you used both and what would you recommend depending on the scene (i.e nature, portraits, landscapes, macro, night life etc)? Maybe another video idea :)

Not first time.😂😂😂😂😂😂

Either the lens cap is still on, or I've turned the camera off and need to turn it back on to get the shot. Never fails.

Yep this is why my mother has zero wedding photos

Haha, happens to me all the time. It truly is embarrassing. 😂