Feb 1, 2020

[Photography] How to Jump from Lightroom to Photoshop and Back Again When Editing Photos (video)

The post How to Jump from Lightroom to Photoshop and Back Again When Editing Photos (video) appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Caz Nowaczyk.

In this video from Phil Steele of SteeleTraining, you’ll learn how you can jump from Lightroom to Photoshop and back again when editing your photos.

In this tutorial you will learn:

  • How to make the jump from within Lightroom to Photoshop so you can do more detailed editing using layers, and then bring the photo back to Lightroom.
  • About making multiple jumps or nested jumps.
  • How this function works with RAW files versus JPG files.
  • What the different options mean in the “Edit in Photoshop” dialogue box when editing JPGs.
  • A workaround to open your original, unedited RAW file in Photoshop.
  • How to add text to your photo in Photoshop.
  • How to Save the file and how to change the default settings of the file saving format.
  • Why you should use only “Save” and not “Save As” when in Photoshop.
  • The process that Lightroom uses to save and retrieve your image.

Multiple jumps (or roundtrips)

You’ll learn:

  • What happens when you make multiple round trips (jumps to and from Lightroom to Photoshop and back) with the same file.
  • The best format to choose after you have closed Photoshop and decide you want to keep editing your edited photo.
  • What setting to choose so that you don’t loose further adjustments made in Lightroom when jumping back to Photoshop.
  • The trade-off of jumping back to Photoshop for a second time after making further edits in Lightroom but with a sneaky work-around.
  • How to make “virtual copies” of your image in Lightroom.
  • How you synchronize settings from one image to another in Lightroom.

Nested Jumps (or roundtrips)

You’ll learn:

  • How to jump from Lightroom to Photoshop and then from Photoshop to third-party software such as Luminar.
  • How to merge multiple Layers into a single Smart Layer so you can open in a third party program/plugin.

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