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Dakidwonda28
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Great thread this would help begginer photographers a lot develop new techniques and help expierenced ones learn new ones too.
Def will keep up wit this thread and hopefully contribute one day
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Wondertwins
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| Wondertwins wrote: | | OK, so i recently got Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and I fixed a couple of pictures. After I fixed them up, how do I save that adjusted pic and replace it with the original? Btw, I imported a whole collection of pictures if that helps solving my problem. |
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Wondertwins
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| Fr3shLik3M3 wrote: | | Wondertwins wrote: | | Wondertwins wrote: | | OK, so i recently got Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and I fixed a couple of pictures. After I fixed them up, how do I save that adjusted pic and replace it with the original? Btw, I imported a whole collection of pictures if that helps solving my problem. |
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I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but I think you want to replace the original file with the edited one? |
yes that is what I am trying to say. I edited some pics in Lightroom but idk how to replace the edited version of the original.... |
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Fr3shLik3M3
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Wondertwins
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| Fr3shLik3M3 wrote: | | Wondertwins wrote: | | Fr3shLik3M3 wrote: | | Wondertwins wrote: | | Wondertwins wrote: | | OK, so i recently got Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and I fixed a couple of pictures. After I fixed them up, how do I save that adjusted pic and replace it with the original? Btw, I imported a whole collection of pictures if that helps solving my problem. |
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I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but I think you want to replace the original file with the edited one? |
yes that is what I am trying to say. I edited some pics in Lightroom but idk how to replace the edited version of the original.... |
Okay. What you need to do is go to Library-->select the files you want to save-->Export. When the dialog box comes up, make sure where it says "Existing Files" you select "Overwrite Without Warning". The original file will be replaced with the new edited version. |
is there a way to show the pictures that you edited? I forgot what pics that I edited and I have prolly over 1k photos in my library |
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peterkhs92
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| very helpful, for editing the final touches |
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.Geek
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| Wondertwins wrote: | | Fr3shLik3M3 wrote: | | Wondertwins wrote: | | Fr3shLik3M3 wrote: | | Wondertwins wrote: | | Wondertwins wrote: | | OK, so i recently got Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and I fixed a couple of pictures. After I fixed them up, how do I save that adjusted pic and replace it with the original? Btw, I imported a whole collection of pictures if that helps solving my problem. |
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I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but I think you want to replace the original file with the edited one? |
yes that is what I am trying to say. I edited some pics in Lightroom but idk how to replace the edited version of the original.... |
Okay. What you need to do is go to Library-->select the files you want to save-->Export. When the dialog box comes up, make sure where it says "Existing Files" you select "Overwrite Without Warning". The original file will be replaced with the new edited version. |
is there a way to show the pictures that you edited? I forgot what pics that I edited and I have prolly over 1k photos in my library |
when you save them. change the names of the files of the exported ones. it will help organize the photos, also use separate folders
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how do i make the tone or color of a portrait picture to look like this?
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thanks dude, as a beginner I definitely appreciate this.
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Quick question. Is there a free program other than photostitch to create panoramics? I want to create a panoramic I shot using my 10mm fisheye, but photostitch won't let me. It says the minimum focal length needs to be 18mm. Thanks
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| Wondertwins wrote: | | Fr3shLik3M3 wrote: | | Wondertwins wrote: | | Wondertwins wrote: | | OK, so i recently got Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and I fixed a couple of pictures. After I fixed them up, how do I save that adjusted pic and replace it with the original? Btw, I imported a whole collection of pictures if that helps solving my problem. |
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I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but I think you want to replace the original file with the edited one? |
yes that is what I am trying to say. I edited some pics in Lightroom but idk how to replace the edited version of the original.... |
Just my opinion but I wouldn't overwrite my originals with my edited, because once there gone there gone.
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