How to make a background of a portrait photo completely white with Lightroom

In this tutorial, I will show you how to make a background of a portrait photo completely white with Lightroom

In this tutorial, I will show you how to make a background of a portrait photo completely white with Lightroom

Hi! Most of you already know that I have been busy this year creating a brand new preset each day for my Project 365 series. Time is an issue when you have a family, a full time job and so…

If you’ve been working with Quick collection and Smart Collections in LR3 you’re gonna like this new feature in LR4. I often use Collections to organize my photos temporary before export. This way I can easily pick the “best ones”…

When you apply an "old" preset to an image in LR4 you will get an exclamation mark in the lower right corner of the image. It's a sign that there's a newer "image processor algorithm" available.

Reading a blog article is great when you're on a bus or train. Books are great too but video is the best you can get when it comes to tutorials. Therefore I've searched the net for you and collected 10 great videos that will give you some good tips on what you can do, and how you do it in Lightroom 3. Get your snacks ready cause here we go...

Manipulating with white balance (also called color balance, gray balance and neutral balance) can make some cool effects on your photos. Most of the time you want to change the temperature of your photos to make the photo look cold…

Today you can download the latest release of Lightroom 3 beta. The Adobe team have really made some nice adjustments on this release compared to LR 2 with lots of new and improved functions. What’s new in Lightroom 3? There…

It’s not hard to get started in Lightroom. You find your ways to navigate and use the software. I’m not going to tell you that you’re doing it wrong, but maybe you can do it faster… Jolieanne Kost from Adobe…

When you're out taking photos of horizons (oceans, beaches and landscapes etc) you really have to think twice before you take the shot. With an incorrect measurement in the camera it's hard to get the right exposure on both sides of the horizon. Sometimes you don't even have the time to adjust your camera to get the perfect exposure. Lightroom is just the tool for you when it comes to horizons and exposure problems.

Did you know there's a plugin for Lightroom that makes it possible for you to export your photos directly to your blog!?
Timothy Armes', the man behind LR2/Mogrify (which I've talked about before) has made it again.