Utilizing Lightroom’s Catalog feature is a detrimental factor in increasing the speed of your workflow. Having the ability to transport your images & the Lightroom catalog allows for permanent access to your raw images and the saved edits made in Lightroom. Creating a catalog is just the first step to accessing your images in Lightroom.
CHAPTER ONE
- 1.1 – Lightroom Crash Course Trailer
- 1.2 Welcome and Intro
- 1.3 What’s LR and Who is it For
- 1.4 Lightroom’s Three Primary Strengths and Weaknesses
- 1.5 Chapter One Quiz
CHAPTER TWO
- 2.1 – The Seven Lightroom Modules, Their Purposes and Our Thoughts
- 2.2 – Creating a New LR Catalog
- 2.3 – Importing in THree Simple Steps
- 2.4 – Three Ways to Skin a Lightroom Cat
- 2.5 – Library Module, its Five Purposes and Four View Modes
- 2.6 – Chapter Two Quiz
CHAPTER THREE
- 3.1 – Five Ways to Batch Process Your Images in Lightroom
- 3.2 – Develop Module Intro
- 3.3 – Working on Calibrated Displays
- 3.4 –Understanding the Basics of Color Correction with the Basic Panel
- 3.5 – RAW vs. JPEG Processing & Our First B&W
- 3.6 –The Power of the Tone Curve
- 3.7 – Advanced Color, HSL, B&W and Split Toning
- 3.8 – Managing Detail and Noise
- 3.9 – Landscape with Lens Correction and Effects
- 3.10 – Camera Calibration and Filmic Adjustments
- 3.11 – Chapter Three Assignment 1
- 3.12 – How to Remove Redeye
- 3.13 – Advanced Retouch and Local Adjustments Part
- 3.14 – Advanced Retouch and Local Adjustments Part II
- 3.15 – HDR Images
- 3.16 – Panormanic Merge HDR
- 3.17 – How to Create Presets
- 3.18 – Processing Video Files
- 3.19 – Chapter Three Quiz
CHAPTER FOUR
- 4.1 – How to Use Tethered Capture in Lightroom
- 4.2 – Develop Module Intro
- 4.3 – Photoshop and External Editing Options
- 4.4 –How to Create a Image Watermark Preset
- 4.5 – Chapter 4 Exercise
- 4.6 –How to Rename Your Images
- 4.7 – Understanding the Export Dialogue
- 4.8 – Managing Detail and Noise
- 4.9 – How to Export Directly to Email
- 4.10 – How to Import, Merge and Export Catlogs
- 4.11 – Creating an Import Preset
- 4.12 – Chapter 4 Quiz
CHAPTER FIVE
- 5.1 – The Organizational Power of Keywording and Filtering in Lightroom
- 5.2 – 8 Key Points to Understand Lightrooms Catlog System
- 5.3 – How to Fix Broken Image References
- 5.4 –Three Recommended Catlog Workflows
- 5.5 – Data Safety Basics
- 5.6 –Pros and Cons of XMP Sidecar Files
- 5.7 – Understanding Lightroom’s Preview System
- 5.8 – Stacking and Why I’m Not a Fan
- 5.9 – Chapter 5 Exercise
- 5.10 – 10 Ways to Manage Images via Folders
- 5.11 – Collections Can be Quite Useful
- 5.12 – The New Facial Recognition Tool
- 5.13 – RAW vs. DNG
- 5.14 – Chapter 5 Quiz
CHAPTER SIX
- 6.1 – Customizing the Lightroom Interface
- 6.2 – Lightroom’s Preferences
- 6.3 – Lightroom’s Catlog Settings
- 6.4 –Conclusion and What’s Next
- 6.5 – Chapter 6 Quiz
Total Course Run Time: 9H 55M 15S
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I would like to get the exercise Files but I do not see them in the course downloads? Thank you in advance to showing me how to get these
Where are the exercise files you’re referencing in these videos? I just signed up for a premium membership and don’t see any exercise files anywhere. Please help?
Look on the right side of the training pane. you will see the cloud icon with arrow pointing down. The file does not exist for every chapter. just click through different chapters and then the cloud icon. Its titled slrlounge-lightroom-crash-course exercise files….some 955MB file.