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The Photographer's Guide to Adobe Lightroom

You're reading from   The Photographer's Guide to Adobe Lightroom Learn industry-standard best practices and techniques to get the best out of the latest version of Lightroom Classic

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801070102
Length 442 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Marcin Lewandowski Marcin Lewandowski
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Table of Contents (15) Chapters Close

Preface Section 1: Importing Images into Lightroom and Exploring the Library Module's Structure and Tools
1 An Overview of Lightroom Classic FREE CHAPTER 2 Bring It All In – Importing Photographs into Lightroom 3 Tools Available within the Library Module 4 Folders and Collections Section 2: Developing Photographs in Lightroom Classic
5 An Introduction to the Develop Module 6 A Detailed View of the Develop Module's Functions Section 3: Exploring the Export, Print, Book, and Slideshow Modules
7 Get Them All Out of Lightroom – Exporting for Work and Leisure 8 Get them All Out – Using the Print and Book Modules 9 Slideshow, Map, and Web Modules 10 Final Notes and Summary Table of Keyboard Shortcuts

Tethered capture

Tethered capture, means that our camera is tethered by a cable to the computer, where it will save the images we make while being tethered. For many Nikon and Canon camera users, this can be either a feature that comes in handy from time to time or the primary way to interact with Lightroom. A complete list of compatible cameras is available on the Adobe website. Tethered capture is a nonexistent feature for the unlucky users of other camera systems, such as myself, unless we use third-party plugins that offer workarounds for this lack of compatibility. Unfortunately, they are not as sleek nor as reliable. If tethered shooting is the way you work, you need a reliable solution, and if your camera is not supported, then I would suggest researching available plugins or even looking at other solutions, such as Capture One.

Figure 10.4 – Lightroom looking for an attached compatible camera

To start working tethered, we must connect a supported...

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