Stop Scrolling Through 200,000 Photos - Let Lightroom's Map and Face Recognition Do the Work

Stop Scrolling Through 200,000 Photos - Let Lightroom's Map and Face Recognition Do the Work

I have a folder problem. Not a hoarding problem, I want to be clear, just a folder problem. After years of shooting everything from Nashville band press shots to weekend road trips through the Cumberland Plateau, my Lightroom catalog has grown into something that requires genuine strategy to navigate. Searching by date works until it doesn’t. Collections help until you forget to add something. And scrolling the grid view at 2 a.

Lightroom 6/CC: An Honest Field Report on the Features Adobe Said Would Change Everything

Lightroom 6/CC: An Honest Field Report on the Features Adobe Said Would Change Everything

Every so often Adobe drops a major Lightroom release and the photography internet loses its mind. Speed boosts. AI features. Workflow revolution. I’ve been through enough of these cycles to know that the gap between the press release and the actual editing desk can be enormous. When Lightroom 6 and Lightroom CC landed, I was deep in the middle of editing a portrait session and genuinely needed to know whether upgrading mid-project was going to help me or blow up my afternoon.