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Once you have your photos cataloged in Lightroom Classic, it is time to start a culling session. To do this, configure the culling sliders to your specific event and tastes.  Capture Rate allows yo...

The Culling Tab The Culling tab contains the functions and controls to speed up your culling process. It interacts with the Library mode of Lightroom. To use it, import your photos into Lightroom. ...

One of the most powerful features in Lightpanel is the ability to apply the settings in the Develop pane to multiple photos.   You can select a representative photo to edit, then make sure you ...

Selecting the Dupes group selects all images detected as duplicates and presents them in survey view in Lightroom: You will review each set of duplicate photos. Duplicate photos are similar phot...

Looks are used to stylize your photos, similar to presets. There are two key differences: Looks created by ON1 do not adjust the Basics pane options in Lightroom by default, so they do not over-ri...

The Develop Tab The Develop tab contains the functions and controls to speed up your editing process. It interacts with the Develop mode of Lightroom. Generally you will use it after the Culling ...

Speed while editing is essential, so keyboard shortcuts can be advantageous. Lightpanel honors the most common shortcuts and passes them to Lightroom seamlessly. That way, you can keep Lightpanel a...

During the second phase of the Analysis, closed and blurry eyes are detected (if enabled in Preferences). Once the second phase is complete, you can review these categories by pressing on their but...

Lightpanel can also automate the retouching of faces in your photos. This can be enabled in the Portrait Retouching section of the Develop tab. This uses the AI masking features in Lightroom and si...

Most photographers manually correct the tone and color on every image; those are the sliders in the Basics pane in Lightroom. This can be a huge time commitment and hold up in your post processing....