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1. USING LIGHTROOM AND LIGHTROOM CLASSIC TOGETHER HOW TO
2. USING LIGHTROOM AND LIGHTROOM CLASSIC TOGETHER PLUS

Open up the Lightroom Classic Preferences menu (Ctrl(PC) or Cmd(Mac) + ‘) and go to the Lightroom Sync tab. You’ll need to set up some things in Lightroom Classic before syncing from Lightroom. Setting up Lightroom and Lightroom Classic for syncing Note the Lightroom plan does not include Lightroom Classic. You don’t need to keep those files on the cloud. This should be more than adequate for this workflow, especially if you pick up in Lightroom Classic or a different editing program when you get home. The $20 plan jumps all the way up to 1TB of storage. Improve your photography with more tips like this delivered to your inbox monthly - click here (opens new window). The basic $10 plan offers up to 20GB of storage on the cloud, which will likely be nowhere near enough for a weeklong trip and recording RAW files. Uploading RAW files to your Adobe Cloud account will eat up storage quickly. Just be prepared for this phase of your workflow it can sometimes move as fast as cold molasses. This will happen quickly with fast connections and small selections of JPEG files. Slow connections and large volumes of RAW files will obviously take quite some time to transfer everything to the cloud. Lightroom will automatically start syncing your photos to your Adobe Cloud storage account when an internet connection is present, either cellular or WiFi (you can disable cellular in the App Settings). This entire syncing process assumes that you can get your photos to the cloud!

USING LIGHTROOM AND LIGHTROOM CLASSIC TOGETHER HOW TO

This article outlines how to import photos into Lightroom once you have a way of doing so. If you’re not transferring RAW files, nearly every camera brand offers ways to transfer JPEG files to your mobile device wirelessly. You’ll need to be sure that your mobile device has sufficient storage capacity since those RAW files must stay on your device until they’re uploaded to the cloud. Using an Apple Lightning SD reader to get RAW photos from my camera to Lightroom. Lightroom has been called a thousand things over the past decade, so for this article, I will refer to Lightroom Classic as Lightroom Classic and the mobile version as just Lightroom.

In this article, you’ll see how to get photos from your camera to the cloud and then from the cloud to your desktop.

USING LIGHTROOM AND LIGHTROOM CLASSIC TOGETHER PLUS

Upon returning home, you can import those into your Photo Mechanic Plus library and process them in Capture One or Photoshop. Syncing between Lightroom and Lightroom Classic can significantly help in this phase of the photography workflow, even if you don’t use Lightroom or Lightroom Classic as your primary editor of choice.įor example, you can start your culling process on a mobile device, picking your selects. One of the struggles of a mobile photography workflow is getting photos from your camera to a mobile editing program while traveling and then syncing those edits to your main photo library when you get home. This article is an excerpt from my Lightroom Guide online photography course. I earn a small commission of product sales to keep this website going. Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links.