Got 3 minutes? I’ll show you how the new Color Grading tool in Lightroom can help fine tune midtone exposure.

HSL is great, but it’s global. Use a custom brush for targeted shifts in hue.

I’ll show you two techniques to make fine adjustments in the deep shadows of your image.

Transform comes in handy for more than just straightening verticals or horizontals.

Need to export the same set photos in a variety of sizes or formats? Check out multi-preset exporting in Lightroom.

Do you stack your images in Lightroom? Auto-stacking speeds up your workflow.

The Crop tool in Lightroom can be active when other panels are open. This is handy with lens corrections.

Need to soften colors in your image? I’ve got a technique to push colors toward a pastel palette.

Turning on Deghosting in Lightroom’s HDR merge preserved silhouettes in my photo wonderfully. It saved me some layering and masking work.

Do you license your photos? Some changes are coming to Google Image Search to help you. Prepare your metadata now and be ready for the change.

I get bit by this one smart collection gotcha more often than I care to admit.

Just getting comfortable with curves? Try the parametric curves tool in Lightroom.