For example, for organizing images and publishing an online photo gallery, you would switch to the Web Module, because the tools to create an online gallery reside in that specific module. Within the Lightroom environment, you navigate between different Modules depending on your needs. In other words, it is a way to group and organize different tools together. Basically, each Module is an independent section that contains a set of tools relevant only to that particular Module. In this article, I will give you some tips on how to purify your workflow and hide some of the functionality that you might find yourself rarely using, so as to not get detracted from the things you use most.Ī side note: read our “Lightroom Loupe View Options” and “Lightroom Grid View Options” articles to learn how to toggle and customize information overlays, which help you learn the most important information about a specific image at a glance. You won’t be able to completely redesign the software, but getting rid of some things you find unnecessary is very much possible. Thus a certain amount of customization is available.
Thankfully, it would seem the team of developers behind Adobe Photoshop Lightroom are trying to do their best to make Lightroom as simple and fast as possible. Although it is that much more specialized, there’s still a plethora of tools, panels and tabs which can, at times, make the post-processing experience somewhat… messy. This trait, to an extent, is also shared by Photoshop’s little sibling, photography-centered Lightroom. On the other hand, such complexity can also be overwhelming and detract one’s attention, slow down simple tasks. On one hand, it is a very powerful piece of software with so many different and versatile tools, its capability is only limited by the user’s skill. I remember describing Photoshop’s versatility and sophistication as both a strength and a weakness.
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