You can click the arrow on either side to make them disappear and reappear.ģ. The left- and right-hand panels: These contain all the Library module tools. If you haven’t imported any photos into the Lightroom Catalog yet this is what it will look like.Ģ. The screenshot below shows the Library module layout. Importing and viewing photos happens entirely within the Library module. The Library module is your window to the Lightroom Catalog ,and all the information that it holds about your images. This is where you view photos, organize them into Collections and carry out searches. The Library module is the heart of the system. You can only work in one module at any one time, but you can move around between them as often as you want.
Lightroom is modular software, there are seven of them: Library, Develop, Map, Book, Slideshow, Print and Web. Once imported, images stay in the Lightroom Catalog forever (or until you remove them from the Catalog yourself).
The import process adds photos to the Lightroom Catalog (Adobe’s name for the database that the program uses) and generates a preview of the image for you to view. If you are new to Lightroom, the first thing you need to do after installing the software, opening it up, and taking a look around is import some photos.Īs Lightroom is a database you can’t open photos in it the same way you can in Photoshop – instead, you have to import your photos before you can view, or process them.
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