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How I Decide Between Photos in Adobe Lightroom

How I Decide Between Photos in Adobe Lightroom

Everyone has their own workflow for managing and editing their photographs. When I use Adobe Lightroom, I use the comparison view.

How I Decide Between Photos in Adobe Lightroom

In Lightroom’s grid view you can show the Toolbar (T key) and then there is a compare view icon near the bottom. If the Toolbar is hidden then you can simply select two photos and hit the C key. That will bring up the compare view.

As you can see it’s a very simple method of culling through multiple photos that look very similar. You can make zoom in to see fine details between both and decide which to work on.

I use the starring system to identify photos to edit, but you might use colors or flags.

Either way, use a system that is best in your workflow.

Thanks for reading and happy shooting,
Scott

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383 responses to “How I Decide Between Photos in Adobe Lightroom”

  1. Thanks for posting. I’m using the month free trial of LR so will try this out.
    Thanks,
    Patrick.

    1. Sounds awesome – thanks for checking it out!

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