Posts tagged with Web
Lightroom to Instagram
How do you post to Instagram from Lightroom on your Mac or PC?
Lightroom Web sharing grows up
I’ve always liked Lightroom Web, the browser-based way to access photos synced to Lightroom Mobile. One thing I use it for is to tweak adjustments or add captions to photos when I’m on my laptop. Nothing sophisticated, it’s all about the convenience of making quick changes wherever I happen to be, just like with LrM …read more
How can I customise a built-in web gallery?
How can I customise a built-in web gallery?
If you know your way around your computer’s user folders, and if you can hack a Lua file in a text editor like Notepad or TextEdit, you can certainly change details to suit your needs.
It’s techy, but not difficult….
Modified HTML gallery
Want an upgraded version of the built-in HTML web gallery? Here it is.
Dropbox for web galleries
Here’s an idea that I came across yesterday. What made it more interesting was that I very confidently expected it wouldn’t work! If you use Dropbox, you may know about its Public folder. You put files in it and can right them and choose “Copy public link” from the context menu. You can paste the …read more
FTP directly from Lightroom
Can you upload files by FTP directly from within Lightroom?
How to make Flash galleries show more than 500 pictures?
You need to modify the Flash template. This is at Windows: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4.x\Shared\webengines\default_flash.lrwebengine Mac: Applications\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop Lightroom [version]\Shared\webengines\default_flash.lrwebengine Copy that lrwebengine to Windows: C:\Users[user]\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\LightroomWeb Galleries Mac: [user]\Library\Application Support\Adobe\LightroomWeb Galleries Open the file galleryInfo.lrweb in a text editor. Notepad is fine on Windows, or TextEdit on Mac where you may need to right …read more
Why are colours different in Flash galleries
It’s because the Flash gallery’s SWF (the Flash file) isn’t colour managed. Flash does now support colour management. But the SWF would have to be ActionScript3 (the version in Lightroom is AS2) You also have to consider what the person viewing your site is using. Assuming the visitor isn’t using a Flash-hobbled device like an …read more