Hi Julieanne. I am a beginner with Lightroom and Lightroom Classic. I would be very grateful if you could pinpoint videos you have done that will help me understand how these two work (including using them in tandem), describing the most optimum workflow you would recommend for importing, culling, editing and exporting and also the best way to organise my catalog/albums and collections. I tried locating appropriate videos from your superb collection but there are so many that I am not sure which would be the most suitable for me. Thanks in advance.
You can edit in whichever you are more comfortable. I find that because I typically have images from multiple folders in a single collection it's easier for me to make adjustments that bring together the photo's look and feel when they're all next to one another.
Not exactly on topic but currently my photos are only sorted by date in the library module. This is basically useless to me. You probably have a tutorial on how to change the name of a folder so it's more descriptive than just the date. Can you point me in the right direction? Thanks.
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Julieanne you are the best. You share a wealth of knowledge in such an easy and accessible way. Thank you for what you do.
I thought I knew everything about collections so nearly didnt bother to watch. I was really wrong. Excellent and concise as usual
Awesome, thank you!
Extremely helpful, and devoid of any unnecessary rambling, unlike most guides on YT - thanks. Exactly what I needed in a clear and concise package!
These are by far the best LR tutorials on RUclips! Thank’s!
Great tutorial, thank you! The tip about using "Set as Target Collection" and B to quickly add photos to it was a big timesaver.
UI and organization is an important yet dry topic, but you made it pleasing and easy to learn. Thank you and well done! 🎩👏
Really enjoying this series.
Excellent educational videos. Great help. Much appreciated ! thanks 👍📸😀
another great lesson. I have been using collections for years and learned several new things.😀
Another superb tutorial! Thank you for continuing to expand my Lightroom knowledge base, Julieanne!
Excellent clear tutorial, much appreciated!
Hi Julieanne. I am a beginner with Lightroom and Lightroom Classic. I would be very grateful if you could pinpoint videos you have done that will help me understand how these two work (including using them in tandem), describing the most optimum workflow you would recommend for importing, culling, editing and exporting and also the best way to organise my catalog/albums and collections. I tried locating appropriate videos from your superb collection but there are so many that I am not sure which would be the most suitable for me. Thanks in advance.
Your tutorials are great! Do you or does anyone have any tips on how to remember all these Lightroom features? I don’t know how you do it.
Awesome tutorial…as always. Might be a dumb question- but what is the reason or purpose to use “quick collection “?
Thx
So sorry for this question
Excellent as always! Is there an advantage to edit in the collection or the original folder? Don't some prefer to edit via collections? Thank you!
You can edit in whichever you are more comfortable. I find that because I typically have images from multiple folders in a single collection it's easier for me to make adjustments that bring together the photo's look and feel when they're all next to one another.
Thank you, I never thought of that!
Thanks 👍
As allways, simple and very informative.
So I'm gonna guess,next Smart Colections?
Yeah, I'm pretty linear... : )
Where do you edit your images in Folders or in Collections?
When I press B it gets removed from my target collection instead of added...
Not exactly on topic but currently my photos are only sorted by date in the library module. This is basically useless to me. You probably have a tutorial on how to change the name of a folder so it's more descriptive than just the date. Can you point me in the right direction? Thanks.
Artic (cold weather) or Arctic (geographic location) regardless ... still, a great video as always
oops. My spelling has always been atrocious. 😞
@@jkost But your videos are NOT! They are wonderful!