
Explore Lightroom Classic in depth, learn editing, exporting, and publishing, create portfolios, and join communities, while comparing Lightroom cloud with Lightroom Classic for best workflow.
Learn how light, color, and detail determine image quality and how to balance exposure, hue, vibrance, and sharpness using Lightroom's light, color, and detail tools.
Explore exposure in Lightroom, learn to correct underexposed and overexposed images with the exposure slider and histogram, and use selective adjustments to balance lighting and reduce noise.
Explore how digital color uses red, green, and blue (rgb) and how printing relies on cmyk, while learning to balance saturation and vibrance to preserve detail in Lightroom.
Detail and sharpness let viewers identify subjects quickly, as seen with clearly identified flowers. Learn how blur, motion blur, and macro photography create or obscure meaning through selective focus.
Edit with Lightroom by balancing exposure, shadows, and highlights, preserving natural color and sharpness, avoiding tilt and over-editing, while using tabs to enhance the subject.
Learn how color grading in Lightroom conveys mood, using a color wheel to show how green, red, blue, yellow, purple, neon, and white affect emotion and storytelling.
Explore how Lightroom's library view, catalogs, and filmstrip organize images, manage missing files, and import with sub folders, keywords, and collections, while preserving previews and metadata.
Learn to use the navigator in the left panel to review, rate, tag images, then explore the right panel’s histogram, quick develop, and metadata.
Move a photo back to its original folder to fix missing files, then organize with subfolders in Lightroom. Use flags, ratings, and color labels to filter and export efficiently.
Learn how to import photos directly from external drives into Lightroom, apply presets on import, rename folders, set a destination, and copy files to your hard drive.
Explore how the Lightroom filmstrip shows images from a selected folder, switch between grid, loop, and compare views, and tag and export photos using faces, names, and filters.
Begin your Lightroom journey by exploring the develop panel in the develop module, learning how to edit a normal image with the tool panels and simple guides.
Explore left panel to organize imports, collections, and folders, use the navigator to inspect images, then the develop tab to adjust lighting, color, and cropping with presets, snapshots, and history.
Learn to use selective adjustments in Lightroom, balance tones with the histogram, and apply targeted edits with crop, spot removal, red-eye correction, graduated and radial filters, and brush masking.
Explore the Lightroom basic panel to adjust color or black-and-white, set temperature and white balance, apply profiles, and tune exposure, tone, texture, and vibrance for balanced, vivid images.
Adjust tone curve to control highlights, shadows, and midtones with multiple points and an s-curve; balance color channels using rgb adjustments and masking for precise edits.
Explore the hsl color panel to modify hue, saturation, and luminance for selective color adjustments, using masking and color range tools to enhance greens, skies, and mountains.
Explore color grading in Lightroom using the color grading panel to adjust shadows, midtones, and highlights, apply global or localized color filters, and achieve a cinematic look with presets.
Master Lightroom's detail panel to sharpen edges, reduce noise and color noise, and use masking to target edges like eyes and lashes while protecting smooth skin, ensuring balanced detail.
Master lens correction in Lightroom by using profile or manual options to fix distortion, chromatic aberration, and dark corners, with presets, manual control, and precise detail checks.
Explore how the Lightroom transform panel changes perspective, angle, and scale using sliders, guided lines, and constraint crop to straighten images and correct perspective in architecture, landscapes, and street photography.
Explore how different perspectives and angles alter the message and emotions of an image, using the Lightroom transform panel to adjust and convey mood.
Learn to use the effects panel in Lightroom develop, shaping edges and highlights with post carbonating, highlight and color priority, and texture with green.
Use Lightroom's calibration panel to adjust red, green, and blue primaries with hue and saturation, fixing colors and crafting a desired style. Compare before and after to refine hues.
Create, save, and manage Lightroom presets to apply consistent edits across portraits and landscapes. Categorize presets, try black-and-white and color looks, and export or import presets for sharing.
Master metadata creation and watermarking in Lightroom by importing images, setting copyright info, creating presets, and customizing text or logo watermarks with precise positioning and export.
Export selected images from the filmstrip using presets, choose export location, naming, color space, and quality, and optionally add to catalog, watermark, metadata, and post-processing.
Explore Lightroom's map module to tag photos by location with GPS or manual drag-and-drop on Google Maps. Switch map styles like hybrid, terrain, and satellite and use track logs.
Create a Lightroom photo book by selecting images from your collections, choosing a book type, and customizing layouts, text, borders, and covers before exporting as PDF or JPEG.
Learn to craft compelling Lightroom slideshows by organizing images into collections, applying borders, overlays, star ratings, and identity plates, and syncing music, transitions, and pacing for export-ready presentations.
Explore the Lightroom Classic print module to set up printers, paper sizes, margins, and layouts; create and apply templates for single images, contact sheets, and custom packages.
Create an online portfolio with Lightroom's Web module, customize a classic gallery, adjust the palette and metadata, then publish or export the HTML gallery for online sharing.
Explore the top options in Lightroom's library and develop modules, including how to manage catalogs, import and export, organize with collections and filters, and apply presets and adjustments.
Elevate product photography with studio-like lighting and post-production edits that isolate the product, reduce haze and noise, adjust white balance and exposure, and sharpen labels for a silk, commercial look.
master product photography edits in Lightroom by adjusting exposure, highlights, shadows, and color grading, using selective brushes to refine hands, the product, and a bright background.
Edit natural portraits in Lightroom by cropping to four-by-three centered, then adjust exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, whites, and blacks, and refine texture, clarity, noise, and color grading.
Master portrait editing basics in Lightroom to balance color and depth for a subject with props against a colorful background, using targeted adjustments to highlights, shadows, and vibrancy.
Learn to edit night city photos by balancing exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, and color temperature, then adjust hue, saturation, and noise reduction to emphasize city lights.
Edit this night cityscape in Lightroom, adjusting exposure, highlights, shadows, whites, and blacks while refining clarity, vibrance, saturation, and color grading to create a cinematic look.
Balance colors and lighting in a landscape by adjusting white balance, exposure, contrast, and hue, saturation, and luminance with the Excel panel, then use brushes to separate the subject.
Balance lighting and color in landscape edits using highlights, shadows, blacks, whites, and contrast; apply selective tools like brush and graduated filter, then color grade and apply noise reduction.
Learn to edit food photography in Lightroom to make colors pop and the food look delicious by using the basic panel for lighting, tone curve, color adjustments, and noise reduction.
Enhance food photography by balancing a white studio background, boosting vibrant colors with vibrance and saturation, and refining highlights, shadows, and color grading using Lightroom tools.
Master fashion photography editing in Lightroom to create a commercial look that highlights the outfit, smooths skin, and minimizes background using lighting, color grading, and precise brushes.
Utilize studio fashion photography editing in Lightroom to balance peach-toned skin, enhance makeup colors, and adjust clarity, vibrance, and warmth, while preserving natural facial details with selective smoothing.
Convert a close-up portrait to black and white by adjusting lighting, desaturation, exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, and tone curves. Brighten the eyes with an adjustment brush to heighten detail.
Turn buildings into striking black and white by applying haze, desaturation, and targeted exposure, contrast, and highlights/shadows adjustments; refine with clarity, tone curve, noise reduction, and perspective transform.
Create a vintage Lightroom look by balancing highlights and whites, softening clarity and texture, warming colors, and applying color grading and hue shifts while preserving grain.
Learn to create a nostalgic vintage look in Lightroom by adjusting tone, shadows, highlights, whites, blacks, and warmth, then refine with color grading, grain, and calibration.
Shape a street style film edit by transforming perspective to a fish eye look and adding distortion, then refine lighting, color grading, texture, and sharpening.
Edit urban street photography in Lightroom by balancing exposure, shadows, and highlights, color grading hues, and refining perspective with transform and grain for a vibrant, natural market scene.
Explore how colors and temperature shape mood in Lightroom, and craft warm, cool, or dramatic looks using shadows, highlights, greens and blues, and presets.
Master selective coloring in Lightroom by masking with the brush to keep the balloons colored while turning the rest to black and white, then fine-tune lighting and tones.
Learn matte portrait editing in Lightroom by desaturating blues and greens for a cooler look, then adjust contrast, tone curve, color grading, and luminance for a studio-ready style.
Learn to create a matte wedding portrait using Lightroom, balancing exposure and color with tone curves, color grading, and selective brushes to emphasize the bride and groom against greens.
Master low key editing in Lightroom by darkening the background while brightening the subject, then contrast with high key approaches in this course.
Learn high key editing in Lightroom to create white, bright portraits by boosting whites, balancing highlights and blacks, removing blue casts, and selectively color-grading to emphasize the subject.
Learn to create a film-style Lightroom edit by blurring the background around a focused subject, then refine with transform, adjustment brush, and color grading.
Apply motion blur to create a sophisticated film style, then haze, adjust whites and shadows, and perform color grading for a warm vintage film look with balanced skin tones.
Learn to edit close-up portraits in Lightroom by preserving details and enhancing eyes, freckles, and skin tone through precise exposure, color, clarity, and texture adjustments.
Enhance close-up portraits by preserving hat and dress detail while balancing exposure, highlights, and shadows; apply selective color adjustments and color grading to boost vibrance, then crop for focus.
Craft a cinematic portrait using cold and warm tones and color grading to convey a sad, rainy mood. Control exposure, contrast, and detail with tonal adjustments to emphasize the subject.
Crop to balance castle, grass, and sky; remove distractions with spot removal. Then apply color grading and contrast to create a cold, cinematic 3d mood.
Learn to recreate Brandon Woelfel’s dreamy neon-bouquet look in Lightroom by adjusting shadows, highlights, tone curve, white balance, and color channels, with presets as shortcuts.
Edit a blogger-style food photo in Lightroom to achieve a natural look with high contrast, minimized shadows, and color grading using tone, exposure, temperature, and curves.
Learn to edit images like a blogger using Lightroom, balancing exposure, highlights, shadows, and color to keep the subject centered and natural while preserving vibrant yet realistic colors.
Learn macro photography in Lightroom by isolating the subject and revealing fine details. Adjust exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, and color to balance greens and yellows.
Master macro photography by isolating a clover on a solid background and using Lightroom to balance lighting, boost greens, sharpen details, and crop for a clean, poster-ready look.
Discover shortcuts and hidden gems in Lightroom to speed edits, including hiding panels, quick crop, grayscale, undo, auto tone, before/after, and clipping indicators.
Learn quick portrait editing in Lightroom using tone and white balance, spot removal, skin softening presets, eye enhancement, dodge and burn, and teeth whitening for natural, professional results.
Explore the Lightroom library overview across mobile and cloud-based workflows, learn how to import, organize, filter, and view metadata, and discover tutorials, community content, and presets.
Master Lightroom mobile selective adjustments by using the adjustment brush, radial filter, and graduated filter to target precise areas with adjustable size, feathering, and flow.
Master the healing brush and clone tool in Lightroom to remove unwanted elements, blend edits with feathering and opacity, and apply precise selections for faces and textures.
Master Lightroom's crop tool to frame shots with templates or custom dimensions, lock aspect ratio, straighten automatically, rotate, undo, and reset to refine the crop.
Learn to use and manage Lightroom mobile presets and auto settings, save custom presets, and apply color, black-and-white, and portrait styles from the library.
Explore the develop panel's adjustment settings—exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, whites, blacks, and curves—then master white balance, color grading, texture, sharpening, and lens corrections.
Explore how the Lightroom camera provides manual controls—exposure, ISO, white balance, focus, and HDR—with DNG RAW capture and JPEG options for professional mobile photography.
Take photos with focus and exposure lock to balance blur and subject sharpness, using normal, macro, and ultra-wide shots; edit in Lightroom with lighting, white balance, color, noise, and sharpening.
Edit a daytime building photo in Lightroom using straightening, geometry, color grading, and peach-and-blue presets, then share and publish to the Lightroom community with architecture and people tags.
Learn to import and apply community presets in Lightroom, then customize and save your own versions. Save and share presets to your library and portfolio, using category tagging.
Learn to download and install Lightroom mobile presets, import them as user presets, organize them into online presets, apply them to images, and copy settings for quick bulk editing.
Master bulk editing in Lightroom by grouping images into an album, applying a single preset to multiple photos, and copying and pasting settings for consistency.
Create a frozen landscape look by enhancing cold tones and blues, using a vibrant red center subject for contrast, with selective masking and color grading.
Elevate frozen landscapes by mastering lighting and contrast to distinguish sky, mountain, rocks, and water. Apply exposure and curves, color tweaks, and masking to evoke morning light.
Learn how to recreate the gray Polaroid look in Lightroom by adjusting lighting, contrast, and shadows. Apply color grading, grain, and controlled curves to achieve a vintage, desaturated aesthetic.
Master the gray Polaroid look by adjusting lighting, color, and curves in Lightroom mobile CC to desaturate, cool tones, and add grain for a vintage mood.
Isolate a single color using masks in Lightroom CC mobile to create a moody black image, turning everything else grayscale while keeping the subject in color.
Master moody black edits by isolating one color, separating green, skin tone, and dress with masks and brush selections, then keep red highlights and yellow hair through targeted color adjustments.
Explore the golden ratio and composition rules to craft landscape images with the Lightroom CC mobile camera, using subject placement, guiding the viewer's eye, and silhouettes.
Discover how to rate and flag images with stars, add keywords, and use filters to organize a Lightroom mobile library, boosting efficiency and tracking activity such as likes and comments.
Learn to take appetizing food photos with the Lightroom CC mobile camera by staging colorful dishes on a neutral plate, using a DIY reflector, and framing with grids.
Learn to edit food photography in Lightroom: rotate and crop, adjust exposure and color with vibrance and color mix, use selection brushes and curves to sharpen and blur backgrounds.
Explore macro photography with Lightroom cc mobile, using pro workspace and manual focus to control depth of field. Enhance composition with props while managing exposure, shutter speed, and iso.
Edit macro shots in Lightroom by cropping, rotating, and balancing light, then refine color, texture, and masking to sharpen the cactus while softening the background.
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Learn Adobe Lightroom Classic and Lightroom CC Mobile and Desktop!
Edit photos like a pro!
Have you ever wanted to edit your own photos? Maybe you want to enhance a photo and show it off on social media, or perhaps you want to fix the imperfections in an otherwise perfect snapshot of your life. Whether you’re a casual photographer or hoping to make a career out of it, editing photos isn’t only for the pros. You can take any photo from drab to fab with just a few tweaks and adjustments - and we’re here to teach you how.
In this course, you’re going to learn everything about photo editing in Adobe Lightroom Classic and the newer Lightroom CC Mobile and Desktop, from importing and organising your photos in the library, to balancing the colours, adding effects, and finally to getting your photos exported in the highest quality. You’ll even learn how to edit specific types of photos, like landscapes, nighttime shots and food, or how to emulate specific styles, like street and vintage photography.
Our instructors have years of experience not only in editing, but also in teaching, and the expertly-crafted syllabus is designed to be easy to follow and thorough. We’ve even included dozens of examples edited on-screen for you to study. That’s why this is the only Lightroom course you’ll ever need to make your drab photos fab!
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After taking this course, you will be able to:
Edit photos in Lightroom Classic and Lightroom CC Mobile and Desktop
Correct imperfections, add effects, adjust lighting and colour balance
Use all the tools available in Lightroom Classic and Lightroom CC Mobile and Desktop
Use the Library and Develop tools
Retouch and Remake photos matching certain styles
Create your own presets
Organise and publish your work