This is the first of what I hope will be a series of videos where I answer questions that have been submitted by Masters Academy members. In this installment, we'll discuss the following questions:1) What is the HEIF/HEIC file format that smartphones and some mirrorless cameras allow you to capture into and how does it compare to the other options you have available.2) What is the difference between the Blacks/Whites sliders compared to the Shadows/Highlights sliders in ACR and Lightroom.3) How to create contact sheets using Lightroom Classic.4) How to fix missing file and folder issues that will happen in Lightroom Classic if you move or rename images using your operating system.If you'd like to as questions for potential future episodes, feel free to ask them in the comments below, or post them on the Masters Forum Facebook Group where you can also include a example photo.
NOTE: Some Windows users have reported issues accessing the video playback controls. While we're working on the issue, here's a Temporary Workaround: Click "Introduction" in the table of contents to the right of the video and then immediately click within the video to give it focus. After doing so, use the spacebar to play/pause the video and the left/right arrow keys to scrub forward or backward within the video.
I'm currently traveling interionally which prevents me from having the focus needed to tackle this issue while I'm away. We hope to have this issue resolved by the end of August or soon after. I will then focus on adding a Mark as Watched indivator and the ability to add private notes to a lesson. I had wanted to get these things done before my trip started, but recording enough lessons to cover the time I'd be away took longer than expected.
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