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Lightroom 4 help
Jul 22, 2012 12:02:04 #
Shortlegs
Loc: New Jersey
Situation: I import some images to Lightroom. I make some adjustments. I close Lightroom. I open Lightroom again and make more adjustments. I close again. Now I open Lightroom again and want to go back to the image before all the adjustments and start all over. How do I get back? Thanks!
Jul 22, 2012 12:35:54 #
If you bring up your modified photo into the Develop mode, you'll see in the left-hand column the History of changes you made. Just go to the bottom of the History and click on the first entry (Import date/time).
Jul 22, 2012 12:46:43 #
Jul 22, 2012 13:02:52 #
You can also save all your past edits as a named virtual image, and then start over with another concept. The number of virtual images is unlimited and they do not take up any disk space (well, just a few bytes in a 1K file).
This is one of the best features about Lightroom. You can go back any number of editing / adjustment steps, start over, etc. and never lose anything or ever modify your original image.
This is one of the best features about Lightroom. You can go back any number of editing / adjustment steps, start over, etc. and never lose anything or ever modify your original image.
Jul 22, 2012 13:14:23 #
Festina Lente wrote:
You can also save all your past edits as a named virtual image, and then start over with another concept. The number of virtual images is unlimited and they do not take up any disk space (well, just a few bytes in a 1K file).
This is one of the best features about Lightroom. You can go back any number of editing / adjustment steps, start over, etc. and never lose anything or ever modify your original image.
This is one of the best features about Lightroom. You can go back any number of editing / adjustment steps, start over, etc. and never lose anything or ever modify your original image.
Excellent point
Jul 22, 2012 13:22:43 #
Jul 23, 2012 08:14:50 #
One of the many beauties of Lightroom - making totally different version of the same image and not taking up much space on your HD. Best thing since sliced bread or indoor plumbing or whatever:)
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