How to Import and Organize your Photos in Lightroom

Let’s keep Lightroom simple!
In this video I share how to Import and Organize your Photos in Lightroom!
This is like a video appendix to my Lightroom mini-series that ended last week (links below).

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[AttilioRuffo]

Is your Lightroom Catalog a mess or you’re super organized?

[philiplanz]

My biggest takeaway on your lightroom miniseries was in the use of Split Toning and the way you added color when using the brush and graduated filter tool.
Excellent series!

[manny]

I only started photography in December last year and you have taught me so much about composition and long exposure landscapes. And your last 4 videos have been so helpful and informative I would really appreciate and export video for both printing and Instagram, once again thank you

[meinereise]

Started to watch your videos a few weeks ago.I have a little bit of experience in editing, but not in Lightroom.For me your videos are perfect to get inspiration and also learn how to use Lightroom.The level of difficulty of your tutorials is perfect for me.As non native English speaker I also like your voice and the speed of speech. What I really like is that you take us with you to your photographing spots in the nature. Keep going and thank you! :-)

[rosssayer]

I just spent 3 hours with a professional photographer to help me with Lightroom and I’m worse off then prior to the lesson, there seems to be so many different ways to import that I’m totally confused after watching your video and I find your site one of the best

[robinson]

Total beginner in lightroom, i find your videos so helpful

[MichaelWellman]

You have convinced me to get into LR with this series. I like this one because it shows how you can manage your photos with LR but I love the first one because it showed how can you make easy adjustments on importing and I love the last two because you showed how easy it was to make these adjustments. Great job. Thank you

[johngunning]

You make it all sound easy and logical. I'll have to watch this again, in fact maybe more than a couple of times because I'm experiencing all sorts of problems trying to find my RAW files at the moment when I want them. It is important to keep RAW files because as you become more proficient with LR some of the earlier shots are worth re-producing again with better results.
Another good informative video.

[mattsearam]

Thank you for this info, I needed it! My favourite tip was adding a specific colour to an area of the image.
You’re the best!
Matt.

[ivanmarynovskyy]

Extremely valuable video. I teach photography at the Fort Richmond Collegiate, Winnipeg, Canada, and my students are always eager to learn from your easy-to-follow and informative video channel community. In fact, because of your photography passion, we now have nearly 90 students, fully functional photography studio, an editing room, hardware sets, various photography equipment and lighting. If you ever in Canada, give us a shout we may ask for guest speech :)

[Naomi-zdpk]

Brilliant video - you have been very informative and straightforward and made the process of importing and sorting photos much more simple for me - thank you!

[cazdownunda]

Such a great video, as usual! I've had LR for a year and didn't even know where to start! I've watched every part of the series, and nearly all your other videos, taken notes (cuz yes I am that organised) and now cant wait to start trying all of it. You make learning photography/editing exciting instead of confusing and overwhelming. I've learnt so much from you in the past few months, thank you so much Attilio :)

[johngunning]

Another good tutorial. I'm very keen to see a tutorial on how you export photographs and the optimum size for different applications.

[junbaniqued]

Simply explained and easily understood... Thank you!

[manok]

Hi Attilio. Thanx for videos. Im a relatively new amature photographer and was looking for a good guide f9r photography and stumbled across your channel. Im greatful to you for sharing the knowledge and advice. Appreciate and thanks from Australia.

[mototravelous]

Great video. Very informative. When you create you catalog, where should it be stored? Also, when importing photos in Lightroom, should they be stored in a external drive? Thanks!

[Ruscombephotos]

My Lightroom library is reasonably well organized, but I still learned some useful tips. I’ve saved this video so I can use it as a reference, in case I forget something. Thank you for making this excellent tutorial.

[celiamcqueen]

Fabulous video once again. Thank you so much, Im learning loads from your videos.

[anindya.ch]

Thanks for the video..its really helpful..love from India🥰

[trucvi]

Another great tutorial video Attilio. Regarding the Lightroom mini-series, the biggest take away for me is learning your workflow - glimpse into how you take a raw image and turns it into gold. Would you consider making video on your preparation for a shoot? For example, what did you do to prepare for your trip to Yosemite - how do you decide which location to shoot when there are so many good locations? What equipment? Your trusted 20mm or more lenses than you may need?? Thanks