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DPS: Understanding Lightroom Collections
If you use Lightroom, you may or may not have tried your hand at organizing your photos into what Lightroom calls "Collections."
Photographer Helen Bradley writes on Digital Photography School that "Collections in Lightroom are a key tool for organizing images. There are some benefits to working with collections and some things that it helps to know about working with them."
She takes you through whether to use regular or special collections, how to sort images, set a target collection, gather images without duplication, find images, manage temporary collections, and more.
Read the entire tipsheet on the DPS website.
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