
INTRODUCTION TO THE IMAGE PROCESSING MASTERY WORKSHOP
This Workshop is the sequel to the popular industry standard, Lightroom 4 A-Z Guide, updated for Lightroom 5 and still applicable to Lightroom 4. We’re going to be releasing a few videos from this workshop weekly, but for the full ad free workshop with 1080 resolution tutorials and exercise files consider purchasing the SLRLounge Lightroom Image Processing Workshop.
Because this workshop primarily focuses on mastering post production techniques, if you are new to Lightroom, we highly recommend you first start with the Organization and Workflow Workshop which is the first Workshop in the Lightroom Workshop Collection.
SAMPLE IMAGES
Here are just some of the images we will use to teach you all how to master image processing with Lightroom in our tutorials.
TABLE OF CONTENTS OF FULL WORKSHOP
CONCLUSION
With over 10 hours of hands on image processing instruction within the Lightroom Develop Module, after completing this workshop, you will be able to post process and fix common image issues as well as create virtually any type of advanced image processing effect. This workshop is designed to help photographers truly master basic to advanced post production techniques.
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION & BASICS
CHAPTER 2: POST PRODUCTION BASICS
- 2.1 – 5 Tips for Image Processing
- 2.2 – Making Basic Corrections
- 2.3 – The Histogram
- 2.4 – The Tone Curve
- 2.5 – HSL Adjustments
- 2.6 – B&W Conversion
- 2.7 – Split Toning
- 2.8 – Detail
- 2.9 – Lens Correction
- 2.10 – Effects
- 2.11– Camera Calibration and Soft Proofing
CHAPTER 3: LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS TOOL BASICS
- 3.1 – Introduction
- 3.2 – Cropping
- 3.3 – Spot Removal and Healing
- 3.4 –Red Eye Correction
- 3.5 – Graduated Filters
- 3.6 –Radial Filters
- 3.7 – Adjustment Brushes
CHAPTER 4: WORKFLOW & DEVELOPING TIPS
- 4.1 – Introduction
- 4.2 – Using the Navigator
- 4.3 – How to Create Presets
- 4.4 –Presets vs. Snapshots
- 4.5 – Using the History Panel
- 4.6 –How to Create Local Adjustments Presets
- 4.7 – Virtual Copies
- 4.8 – Our 15 Most used Develop Functions and Shortcuts
- 4.9 – Methods of Synchonizing Develop Settings
CHAPTER 5: DEVELOPING FROM START TO FINISH
- 5.1 – Introduction
- 5.2 – Fixing Harsh Lighting
- 5.3 – Fixing Heavily Underexposed Images
- 5.4 –Fixing Overexposure and Flares
- 5.5 – How to Create a Panoramic Image
- 5.6 –Making it Pop
- 5.7 – Boosting Dynamic Range
- 5.8 – Boosing Dynamic Range Again!
- 5.9 – Dramatic Landscape Coloring
- 5.10 – Flattering Portraiture
- 5.11 – Beautiful Black and Whitel
- 5.12 – Color Split Toning
- 5.13 – RAW vs. DNG
- 5.15 – Female Portrait Retouch Part I
- 5.15 – Female Portrait Retouch Part II
- 5.16 – Male Portrait Retouch Part I/a>
- 5.17 – Male Portrait Retouch Part II
- 5.18 – Couples Portrait Retouch Part I
- 5.19 – Couples Portrait Retouch Part II
- 5.20 – Bright and Airy Newborns
- 5.21 – COlored Vintage Fade
- 5.22 – Colored Vintage Fade Again
- 5.23 – Simulating Color Film
- 5.24 – Simulating Color Film Again
- 5.25 – Simulating Black and White Film
- 5.26 – Dramatic Mood Shots
- 5.27 – Dramatic Mood Shots Again!
- 5.28 – Creating a Tilt Shift Effect
- 5.29 – Creating a TOy Camera Edge Softened Look
CHAPTER 6: OTHER MODULES
- 6.1 – Introduction
- 6.2 – Using the Map Module
- 6.3 – The Power of the Book Module
- 6.4 –Using the Book Module for Wall Murals
- 6.5 – Creating Slideshows
- 6.6 – The Print and Web Modules
- 6.7 – Conclusion
Total Course Run Time: 9H 55M 15S
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