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USING PHOTOSHOP LIGHTROOM 4
The Lightroom workflow
Last updated 11/26/2012
Survey view Displays the active photo with selected photos so that you can evaluate them. The active photo has a white
border. Change the active photo by clicking a different thumbnail, and deselect a photo in Survey view by clicking the
X
in the lower-right corner of the thumbnail.
The Library module contains buttons and commands for switching between views. See “Switching between Grid,
Loupe, Compare, and Survey views” on page 47. You can also display these views of the Library module in a second
window, which you can view on a second monitor, if you have one. See Displaying the Library on a second monitor
on page 20.
The panels on the left side of the Library module are primarily for displaying specific photos. Use them to navigate and
manage the folders that contain your photos, to view your collections of photos, and to adjust the zoom level of your
photos in Loupe view. See
View the contents of a folder” on page 60 and Photo collections” on page 71.
The Library Filter bar at the top of the Grid view allows you to find photos by selecting categories of metadata; filtering
by flags, ratings, and color labels; and performing a text search. Being able to search for and find photos is important
when you want to locate specific images, assemble a group of photos into a slide show or web photo gallery, or print
your photos on a contact sheet. See
Find photos using the Library Filter bar” on page 97.
The panels on the right side of the Library module let you view a histogram of the active photo, and view and add
metadata and keyword tags to photos. The Quick Develop panel lets you quickly apply tone adjustments to photos.
The tone adjustments in the Quick Develop panel in the Library module are the same as their counterparts in the
Develop module. However, the Develop module has more precise controls for making adjustments and corrections to
the image. See
Adjust images using the histogram” on page 110, “Viewing and editing metadata” on page 83, and
Using the Quick Develop panel” on page 101.
Depending on the view, the toolbar below the preview area contains controls for sorting, applying ratings, rotating
photos, playing an impromptu slide show, or viewing information about the photo. See
Show controls in the Library
module toolbar” on page 20.
Like all modules in Lightroom, the Library module displays the Filmstrip along the bottom. Applying filters to show
only certain photos in the Filmstrip determines which photos appear in the Grid view. See
Filter photos in the
Filmstrip and Grid view” on page 44.
More Help topics
Creating and managing catalogs” on page 52
Importing photos” on page 27
Applying adjustments in the Develop module: Basic
workflow
The Develop module in Lightroom includes controls for globally adjusting the color and tonal scale of your photos, as
well as for making local adjustments. All the adjustments you make in Lightroom are nondestructive. With
nondestructive editing, your original file is not altered, whether it’s a camera raw file or a rendered file such as a JPEG
or TIFF. Your edits are stored in Lightroom as a set of instructions that are applied to your photo in memory.
Nondestructive editing means you can explore and create different versions of your photo without degrading your
original image data.
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