The Ultimate Lightroom Classic CC course taught by a pro

We take a look at the Develop Module. This is where things really start to get interesting

It may be the basic panel... but it's no slouch. Let's look at what we can do with our images, just with this section alone

This little beauty can really make quite a difference

Quite possibly the most underrated panel in Lightroom. This little beauty is incredible

Wether you want to create sepia toned images, or Instagram magic, this is the panel you want to get stuck in to

Want to sharpen up an image, or reduce noise in your image.......? This is the panel that you want to make friends with

Need to reduce chromatic aberration or apply some profile corrections.....You're in the right place

Want to get those verticals straight after the fact?..........Here you are. You're welcome

Vignetting and Grain can be great tools to stylise your images. Let's look at how we can do it

The right profile and camera calibration really help. Luckily Lightroom has our backs

If you want to change the ratio of your image after it's been captured, here is where we can make it happen

If we have dirt spots on our lens it can ruin our images. This brilliant little tool will become our go to tool for saving our spotty bacon

One of the most useful tools in photography is the graduated filter. Photographers have been using them for years to control elements in their images and help to focus the viewers attention. Well.....Lightroom has one right here

We are going to take a look at this brilliant tool which can help us to draw attention to specific areas of our image

When it comes to retouching and creating detailed and controlled areas for making adjustments, this is the tool you want

Lets take a look at this super easy tool that allows us to get rid of the dreaded red eye, that can be used when using flash

Presets are one of the most brilliant ways of saving time and creating a repeatable style that we like with one click.......No, really, we just need to learn how to set them up

Collections allow up to group images together, based on a criteria of our choice. Maybe it's cars, trees, buildings or landscapes. No matter what it will be for you, this is where we can define and create our own collections

Let's see how Lightroom can help us to organise and filter our images based on number and colour ratings

Previews can really slow you down or speed you up. There are a few different types to choose from. Let's look at what they are. Trust me, it's well worth it

We are going to look at, not just how, but when to rename our images

Let's look at how we can adjust (develop) our images, and how to create a consistent workflow, helping to save time and ensure consistency

So, we have an image that looks great. How do we now export it for our clients, ourselves or the web?

Lightroom allows us to stitch our images together to create panoramas, and more recently HDR panoramas. How cool is that? Let's get stuck in and learn how we do it

High Dynamic Range, or HDR images are incredibly useful and increasingly popular. We can do the right inside Lightroom, and here's how

Together, let's work through a portrait image, and learn how we can really bring them to life

We are going to work our way through a landscape image, utilising the different tools available to us in this awesome piece of software

Let's look at the different ways that we can create a black and white image in Lightroom

Lightroom allows us to create sepia, selenium and other toned images, Let's explore how

The map module can be really useful for keeping tabs on where you have been on your photographic journeys. Lets take a look at this rather underused module

We have the ability to produce stunning coffee table books, and even magazines, right pithing Lightroom. Lets explore this module to see how

Lightroom offers us the ability to create fantastic slideshows that we can use for presentation to clients, or to share with family and friends. Lets make one together

We have an option to create web pages in Lightroom. Let me share how.....and my thoughts

One of the most important things we can do is to create a backup of our imported images and our Lightroom Catalogue itself. Let's look at how we do this

This one little button can really do a lot of your heavy lifting

A brilliant hack if you have gone to far and need to reset

What they are, and how we can change the grid overlays on our images

This great feature allows us to view our image with no clutter

When you need to get an image straight fast

A great way to compare where you are and where you started from

A quick way to check on your highlights and shadows

An awesome way to create a vignette, with more control

A great little way to have more control over your sliders

A quick and easy way to create a selection and then refine it more