Product Update: PhotoShelter Publish Service for Adobe Lightroom

July 23, 2015 Marco | Editor

Last year, PhotoShelter took a big step forward in developing a publish service for Adobe Lightroom. It was a great start, but we knew it was only the beginning. Today we’re happy to reveal version 5.2, which is jam-packed with new features to help streamline your workflow even more and make uploading and edits as effortless as possible.

For those of you who use Lightroom but tend to upload via one of our other methods, let me explain what makes the Lightroom publish service different. For starters, you can link your images in Lightroom with your images in PhotoShelter such that …read more

Via: Photoshelter

Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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