
Explore the library's navigator tab to preview and pan images in loupe view, compare fit and one-to-one zoom, and adjust magnification from fit to fill for landscape and portrait images.
Master Lightroom Classic keywording to organize images with global and local keywords via the painter tool. Apply Prague, Europe, and Czech Republic as global keywords and tag statue.
Explore Lightroom Classic's survey and compare views to select and shortlist images, using quick collection and color labels to organize red-tagged send-offs for client requests.
Learn how Lightroom saves adjustments as XMP metadata, the difference from legacy sidecar files, and how automatically writing changes to XMP preserves edits with your images.
Adjust exposure and tonal ranges using the histogram to reveal face and shirt detail. Refine midtones, blacks, highlights, shadows, and color with clarity and vibrance in Lightroom Classic.
Master tonal control in Lightroom Classic by lifting shadows, reducing highlights, and using the tone curve (parametric or point) to extract sky detail, then fine-tune color temperature and saturation.
Master soft proofing in Lightroom to simulate printer output with calibrated monitors and paper profiles; calibrate with X-Rite i1 or Datacolor Spyder and compare perceptual and relative rendering intents.
Master Lightroom Classic's book module guides you to assemble a 60-image collection into a print-ready photo book with templates, auto layout, and easy export to blurb.
Create and customize Lightroom web galleries using templates like grid, classic, square, and track; adjust appearance, borders, and overlays, export the gallery, and publish to a web server via FTP.
This course is the distilled result of my over 10 years teaching Lightroom to imaging professionals across Australia and New Zealand. Beginning with an overview of the Lightroom Classic interface you will be taken through every step of the workflow. From Importing to Cataloging, Image Editing, Backing Up and Exporting for Web and Print. Basically everything you need to know to produce beautiful images that you can easily find again weeks, months or even years later.