Explore four powerful new tools across Photoshop, Photoshop Beta, and Camera Raw. Learn how to use the new Glow slider, the dedicated Light adjustment layer, the Prompt to Edit tool, and the upgraded eye-opening AI model.

Exporting a DNG from Lightroom Classic does not work the way many photographers expect. In this video, you will see what happens when you move edited DNG files from Lightroom Classic into Luminar, ON1 Photo RAW, and Photoshop. You will also see how the new Render to DNG feature works and why non-Adobe editors cannot read your raw Lightroom adjustments.

Are you thinking about moving from Lightroom Classic to Luminar? You do not have to lose your edits or start from scratch. Luminar includes a tool to import your entire Lightroom Classic catalog directly. In this video, you will see how the import process works, what gets transferred, and what gets left behind.

Learn how to use the new Camera Raw Vectorscope in Photoshop to fix white balance and dial in accurate skin tones. You will see how to find the Vectorscope, read hue and saturation plots, and make targeted adjustments using local masks. You will also learn how to align the layout with standard video scopes and set up a non-destructive workflow with smart objects.

Adobe just added a new Blemish Removal tool inside Photoshop’s Camera Raw! In this video, you will learn how this feature works on both RAW files and non-RAW files like JPEGs. You’ll see step-by-step how to use the single-click AI feature, adjust the amount and fade sliders, refine the results, and incorporate it directly into a non-destructive portrait editing workflow using Smart Objects.

Skylum Software just released a brand-new update for Luminar! In this video, I walk you through the new features, the redesigned interface, and speed improvements. Plus, I cover the official Luminar roadmap so you know exactly what tools and updates are coming next.

Adobe released an update for Lightroom Classic: Version 15.5. In this video, you will see a breakdown of the three key feature updates included in this release. Here is what you will learn in this tutorial: * How to use the new Feather and Edge sliders in Masking to fix edge haloing * How to adjust Crop Mask Opacity right inside the Crop tool * What the new Render to DNG option does and when to use it

Check out these game-changing Lightroom tips and tricks that will transform your editing process from ordinary to extraordinary. These hacks will help you achieve the visual impact you desire for your photos and help you create stunning imagery. I’ve included easy-to-use chapter timestamps to help you easily find the information you need in the video.

Have you ever seen the error "Lightroom Classic's catalog is corrupted"? I did yesterday. While I was able to repair it, it got me thinking: What would happen if I couldn't? Most photographers don't realize that under Lightroom Classic's DEFAULT settings, if your catalog file dies, you lose years of edits and organizational work (like star ratings and flags). Re-importing your images won't bring that information back. In today's video, I show you the single, critical setting you need to change immediately. This simple adjustment automatically backs up all your develop settings, star ratings, flags, and color labels alongside your image files, ensuring you NEVER lose your edits—even if your main catalog is deleted, corrupted, or if your laptop is stolen. Don't wait for a disaster to happen. Watch this video and secure your workflow!

My MacBook Pro was running slower and slower. Apps were crashing. Facebook even gave me a warning I ignored! When a popular "free" Mac antivirus failed to find anything, I turned to Moonlock by MacPaw. This lightweight, new tool found and quarantined a virus in under TWO MINUTES. In this video, I tell my story and give you a full tour of Moonlock. We'll look at the Malware Scanner, the built-in VPN (that can save you money!), the fascinating Network Inspector, the unique Scam Detector, and how it helps you manage system-level security on your Mac.

Learn how to place any logo or image onto a waving flag using Photoshop.

With the latest update to Photoshop and Camera Raw, we now can see our focus points. In this video, I explain how to do it.