Everyone has their own workflow for managing and editing their photographs. When I use Adobe Lightroom, I use the comparison view.
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
Patrick Dinneen
26 Aug 2014Thanks for posting. I’m using the month free trial of LR so will try this out.
Thanks,
Patrick.
Scott
26 Aug 2014Sounds awesome – thanks for checking it out!