![]() It is generally recommended that you avoid duplicating your original image file to make multiple edits in lightroom. ![]() Generally, if you would like to duplicate a photo in Lightroom, virtual copies are the way to go. As you are only duplicating the photo within Lightroom, no more space is taken up on your computer. Virtual copies are a great lightroom feature that allows you to save space and time on your computer. Why Use Virtual Copies To Duplicate A Photo? If you get confused about which is which, you can identify which is the virtual copy by the ‘page-turn’ symbol on the bottom left corner. This will create a virtual copy of your image that should appear on the right-hand side of your original image. Right-click your image and select Create Virtual Copy (if you can’t see your filmstrip, go to Window > Panels > Show/Hide Filmstrip) Step 2: Create Virtual Copy Whilst in the develop module, locate and select your image in the bottom filmstrip. This allow you to edit the same image in two different ways, simultaneously.ĭownload Free eBook: 25 Techniques All Photographers Should Master Step 1: Select Your Image When you create a virtual copy, you are essentially editing the same raw image file, but adding a different set of editing instructions to it. This means that no matter what changes you make to your image whilst working in lightroom, your original raw file will not be changed, and you can always come back to it. Virtual copies utilize non-destructive editing. How To Create a Virtual Copy in Lightroom Virtual Copy in Lightroom CCĪ virtual copy is a feature in Lightroom that allows you to duplicate your photo and make separate edits on it, without taking up more space on your computer. We’ll cover the two main ways to use Lightroom Classic to duplicate photos, which is best for your needs, and when to use them. Or if you just want to try another crop in Lightroom, or rotating your image without affecting the original photo. Especially when you want to be able to edit the same photo in different ways, present multiple edits to clients more efficiently, or experiment with different styles and see your work side-by-side. ![]() Duplicating photos in Lightroom is a useful skill to learn.
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These scandals coincided with a huge drop in cassette and CD sales. The tide began to turn for the genre as a whole when a few scandals involving disco polo artists and local mafia bosses started to make headlines in ‘96 and ‘97. But alas, the good times couldn’t last forever.ĭisco Polo was scoffed at from the very beginning by the likes of intellectuals, music critics and professional musicians who viewed it as hokey and primitive (which it was/is). Times were good and Disco Polo labels like Blue Star and ‘bands’ such as Akcent, Bayer Full, Boys and Shazza were pumping out the hits and rolling in the zloties. ![]() By 1995 there were Disco Polo programmes on every major radio and television station and even former Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski used a Disco Polo song during his presidential campaign that year. Disco Polo quickly conquered every wedding hall, village disco and nightclub throughout the land. By mixing a little Italo Disco (read: Eurotrash Techno) into their Casiotone keyboard folk-anthems, a music revolution was born. This cult genre first emerged in the early 90s as folk musicians and wedding bands finally were able to upgrade their antiquated audio gear (accordions) and buy some shiny new keyboards with built in drum machines (and 70s disco presets). It could have been blaring from a souped-up Fiat Duze rolling by, pulsing from a radio in a Żabka convenience store or been the soundtrack to that local wedding you attended a few months back. In fact you may have already been exposed to it without even realising it. No, it’s not an equestrian sport involving bell-bottomed jockeys (good guess, though), Disco Polo is a rather peculiar and uniquely Polish sub-genre of Europop music. |