18th July 2007

Lightroom Post-Processing with Photoshop Actions

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In my case i wanted to apply some extra sharpening after Lightroom exported some RAW files. But if you want, you can apply this tutorial to any other Photoshop actions: framing, noise reduction and whatever.

Step 1

Create your Photoshop action.

Create your Photoshop action

Step 2

Create a Droplet for your Photoshop action.

Create a Photoshop Droplet

Save the Droplet to your Desktop.

Save the Droplet to Desktop

Step 3

In Lightroom go to “Export” and in the “Post-Processing” area you click “Go to Export Actions Folder Now”.

In Lightroom go to Export Actions Folder now

Next, move the previously saved Droplet from your Desktop into Lightroom’s “Export Actions” folder.

Move Droplet to Lightroom Export Action folder

That’s it. Now you can choose the droplet that you saved before in Lightroom’s export options for “Post-processing”. This works pretty similar in Mac OSX and Windows XP/Vista. My default Post-Processing droplet is at the moment: Smart Sharpen, Noise Ninja, Save as Optimized Jpeg.

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