Import Settings for Importing Files and Images into Adobe Lightroom 3
(The Lightroom video tutorial in this post is just under the introductory text below. The working files for this video can be found just above the video.)
We have covered the basics of the import dialog box. Now, it is time to go over the import actions, as well as all of the different import settings in detail.
In this Lightroom video tutorial, we will discuss the remaining import options. Choose our final import settings, then import our images into our working catalog.
Once again, be sure to either have your own set of images ready, or download the exercise files for this tutorial series below.
Enjoy!
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Full RAW Exercise Files (265MB) – For faster connections. The full RAW files will allow you to follow the tutorials while achieving the exact same results as shown.
JPEG Exercise Files (24MB) – For slower connections. The JPEG files will allow you to follow the tutorials, although the results may vary due to not having the image details of the full RAW file.
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LIGHTROOM 3 TRAINING
I. Introduction- II. General Preferences
- III. Catalog Settings
- IV. Interface and Modules
- V. Customizing Lightroom
- VI. Creating Catalogs and Importing
- VII. Exporting Images
- VIII. XMP Sidecar Files and DNGs
- IX. Library Module in Detail
- X. Library Workflow
- XI. Develop Module in Detail
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The Navigator
- 3. Creating Presets
- 4. Creating Snapshots
- 5. History Panel
- 6. Copy and Paste
- 7. The Crop Tool
- 8. Spot Removal Tool
- 9. Red Eye Tool
- 10. Graduated Filter Tool
- 11. Adjustment Brush Tool
- 12. Develop Module Tips
- 13. Basic Panel Settings
- 14. Exposure vs Brightness
- 15. Tone Curves
- 16. HSL Color and B&W
- 17. Split Toning
- 18. The Detail Panel
- 19. Lens Corrections Panel
- 20. The Effects Panel
- 21. Module Conclusion
- XII. Color Correction
- XIII. Black and Whiting
- XIV. Advanced Retouching
- XV. Artistic Effects
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