Get hands-on with Lightroom Classic CC! Learn how to manage, organize and edit your photos like a pro. Discover tips on using presets, mastering the histogram, and perfecting your color grading.
This course is your go-to for mastering Lightroom Classic CC! You'll learn to manage, organize, and edit photos easily, with hands-on practice and super useful tools.
Manage, organize and edit your photos more easily and effectively
Adobe’s Lightroom Classic CC is a powerful photo management and photo editing tool that makes importing, organizing, managing, and locating images as snap. Because the software is based on non-destructive workflow, all of the edits are automatically kept in your Lightroom catalog, empowering you with a comprehensive database of edits and history. In this hands-on course, you’ll learn how to use powerful one-click tools and advanced controls to make good shots great by punching up colors, making dull shots vibrant, removing distracting objects, and straightening skewed shots.
Sharpen Your Skills
Streamline Your Work With Lightroom Presets
Speed up your workflow by incorporating your favourite Lightroom Presets into your photo editing process. Learn how to import presets and modify them to your liking, as well as how to save and export your own presets to help make it easier and faster to express yourself in your unique style.
Perfect Your Exposures With Histogram Tool
Learn to expertly evaluate your exposures with the Histogram tool, which makes evaluating your exposures easy and intuitive. The accurate, detailed feedback on your exposure’s quality not only streamlines your process, but it also helps expand your creative vision for stunning results.
Powerful Color Grading
Discover the creative possibilities behind the HSL Panel. With effortless adjustments, you can easily fine-tune hue, saturation and lightness to perfect color in your artwork. You’ll also be able to balance tonality and color to add emotional impact to your images.
The advantages of shooting in RAW format
Efficient use the Histogram Tool to improve exposure
How to globally organise your photo library
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I enjoyed this course. I've been using Lightroom for years, but from a total novice perspective, using mostly presets. I plan to do an in depth course but wanted to start with some basics because I suspected I was missing some very basic work flow concepts. This showed me some great short cuts, some features I didn't know existed, and was easy to follow and informative. The only criticism I have is too much time was spent on the import methods copy/add/move. It was a simple concept but took a long time to cover and I thought that was unnecessary.
1. I recommend this course especially to people who have already started using Photoshop but didn't have the time to take a look at Lightroom yet. It's not very long, one evening is enough to finish it and know the important things: interface, modules, shortcuts.
2. I liked the part about the structure of files and how the package sees the data in general. There's also this tip on how to build your folder structure at the beginning of using the program so as to avoid problems in the future.
3. There are a couple of exercises on post-processing images. Lr has great functionalities, including hand-painted masks. I love "Adjust HSL by dragging in the photo" tool.
4. PS. If you're using Windows version of the package and you can't find "Lightroom" menu, the options in Windows are in "Edit" menu (Edit: Catalog Settings...; Edit: Preferences...: Presets: Show Lightroom presets folder).
As a beginner, the course explained the tools available in Lightroom and give examples of when and how to use them to get the full benefits. I do wish that the actual editing section was much long with more detailed examples.
Overall, the course is good value for money and can be used as a reference for learning about tool available in Lightroom.
I thought I was already familiar with Lightroom but I'm learning new things in this course that weren't in previous courses I've taken.
I'm working with LR since a few years. But it is interesting to learn more - and you always can learn more in Lightroom!
Sometimes it was a little bit difficult to understand Kasia because my first language is German.
LR is such a powerful tool for editing pictures - I love it!
Thanks for this course!
Andrea Feicht (working at the account of my husband)
I am catching up with the characteristics of the speaker! I am happy with the course till teh end.
Great information but a bit too long winded in the beginning. Lecture 22. which contains a photo to follow your instructions was amazing - more of that, please! :-)
The instructor was sometimes difficult to understand.
Clear and logical. I also like the slower pace of talking (enough time to comprehend and follow).
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Brian N.
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