Join Jan Kabili for an in-depth discussion in this video Setting up Lightroom's stacking preferences, part of Lightroom and Photoshop Elements: Integration.
- There are a couple of other options to take a look at…in Lightroom's External Editing preferences.…One of those is the Stack With Original option,…and this will apply when I'm using…Elements as my external editor,…or even as an additional external editor.…I like to leave Stack With Original at its default,…with a check mark in the Stack With Original box.…What that will do is the following:…When I take a photo from Lightroom over to Elements,…and then I save it back from Elements…so that it is displayed in Lightroom's Library,…I want the copy that is displayed in the Library…to be right next to the original photo.…
So, leaving Stack With Original checked…will create a collapsible group of those photos,…the original and the one that I brought back from Elements.…And I think that's a good thing,…because that helps me to know which photos…are related to one another and to quickly find…both the original and the copy that I brought back…from Elements into the Lightroom Library.…
Author
Jan Kabili
Released
2/3/2015In this course, photographer and author Jan Kabili shows how to combine both programs. She begins with details on how to set up Lightroom and Photoshop Elements for maximum compatibility. The course then covers strategies for working with photos in a variety of formats (including raw), and practical scenarios for using Lightroom and Photoshop Elements together. Learn how to composite multiple photos with layers and selections, retouch portraits, and add creative effects and text to photos. Want to move to Lightroom permanently? Jan also shows how to upgrade a catalog from Elements to Lightroom.
- Why should you use Lightroom and Elements together?
- Setting up Elements as Lightroom's editor
- Editing raw photos and TIFFs, PSDs, and JPEGs
- Compositing
- Blending bracketed exposures
- Stitching panoramas
- Adding creative effects, text, and graphics
- Upgrading a catalog from Lightroom to Elements
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome44s
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Who this course is for2m 14s
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1. Setting Up Elements as Lightroom's External Editor
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2. Working with Raw Photos
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Editing pixels in Elements1m 58s
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Fine-tuning in Lightroom5m 9s
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3. Working with TIFFs, PSDs, and JPEGs
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Choosing Edit Original5m 17s
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Choosing Edit a Copy5m 40s
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Starting with a JPEG6m 6s
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4. Practical Uses of Lightroom and Elements Together
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Completing the composite5m 54s
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Blending bracketed exposures3m 39s
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Stitching a panorama8m 49s
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Removing objects5m 42s
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Adding creative effects3m 3s
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Adding text and graphics5m 3s
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5. Upgrading a Catalog from Lightroom to Elements
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Conclusion
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Goodbye20s
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Video: Setting up Lightroom's stacking preferences