More Dropbox tips.

Next Choose ‘Go to Publishing Manager’.

When the Publishing Manager opens, Click ‘Add’ at the bottom on the Publish Services section on the right.

Using Via Service: Hard Drive, enter Dropbox in the name and click Create.

Choose your Dropbox folder as the Export Location and then setup the remaining settings to your preferences, then Save.

You’ll now have a new section in Publish Services called ‘Dropbox’.

To add subfolders, right click on the Hard Drive: Dropbox panel and choose ‘Create Published Folder’. Name the folder and press return. This will now show in your Dropbox panel.

Drag images to the folder and then with the folder selected, click Publish from the bottom of the Left Panel. This will export the files to your Dropbox folder, which will then sync to the cloud (assuming you’re online).

That’s it. You can now see at a glance any photos you’ve uploaded from Lightroom.

Dropbox is a cloud service that provides online storage. The initial 2GB is free and you can add more via referral links (up to 8GB) or by purchasing more space. Obviously I’d appreciate if you sign up via my referral link.

If you’re an iPad user, you can also use an app like GoodReader to access your Dropbox images, as well as the official Dropbox app.