Join Jan Kabili for an in-depth discussion in this video Setting file naming preferences in Lightroom, part of Using Lightroom and Photoshop Together.
I'm going to open Lightroom's External Editing Preferences again, so that I can…show you the file name area at the bottom of the Preferences window.…Here you can control how files are automatically named when they are passed…between Lightroom and Photoshop, or Lightroom and an additional external editor.…Just above this little window at the bottom is the default file name convention…that will be applied if you do nothing here, and that's just fine.…In that case files that are rendered from a particular source file, I'll call…the resulting files derivative files, will take their file name from the source…file, and that will be followed by a hyphen and the word edit. And that makes…sense I think, because it will help you to know which source files and which…derivates of those source files go together, that have the same beginning number.…
And having the word Edit in some files will let you know that those are files…that are derivatives, ones that have been edited somewhere in the course of one…
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10/5/2012In this course, photographer and author Jan Kabili shows how to combine both programs. The course begins with details on how to set up the two programs for maximum compatibility. The course then covers strategies for working with photos in a variety of formats, sending them from Lightroom to Photoshop to viewing the edited results in Lightroom. The final chapter demonstrates several real-world scenarios for using Lightroom and Photoshop together.
- Setting the Lightroom preferences for editing in Photoshop
- Passing photos from Lightroom to Photoshop
- Handling software version mismatches
- Viewing and organizing Photoshop-edited photos in Lightroom
- Creating Lightroom presets for external editing
- Using Lightroom with Photoshop Elements
- Building a panorama with Lightroom and Photoshop
- Passing multiple photos to Photoshop for compositing
- Sending photos to Photoshop for retouching and removing content
- Bringing photos into Photoshop to add text and graphics
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome32s
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Using the exercise files4m 4s
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1. Setting Up Lightroom and Photoshop for Smooth Integration
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Matching color settings1m 10s
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2. Lightroom-Photoshop Workflow for Raw Photos
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Updating your software5m 4s
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3. Lightroom-Photoshop Workflows for Non-Raw Photos
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Choosing Edit a Copy3m 59s
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Choosing Edit Original3m 34s
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Revisiting edits2m 33s
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4. Using Additional External Editing Presets
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5. Viewing your Lightroom-Photoshop Edits
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6. Practical Lightroom-Photoshop Integration Scenarios
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Photo compositing7m 30s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye39s
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