Learn the essentials of Lightroom Classic. Find out how to organize, edit, and publish photos with this popular cloud-based app.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Organize, edit, and share your photos
- Using the exercise files
- Which Lightroom should you use?
- Is this the right Lightroom Classic course for you?
- What is a catalog?
- How to create a catalog for this course
- Tips for organizing your photos
- Import photos from your computer
- Create copyright metadata preset
- Apply copyright and keywords during import
- About image previews
- Import with drag and drop
- Import photos from a memory card
- Lightroom Classic workspace tour
- Exploring the Library module
- Interface preferences
- Viewing photos
- Viewing photo information
- Comparing photos
- Keywording photos
- People view face recognition
- Review and rate images
- Group photos into stacks
- Regular collection
- Smart Collection
- Collection set
- Find photos with filter bar
- Tour of the Develop module
- Tool strip
- Customize the Develop module
- Choosing a profile
- The Basic panel
- Fine-tune the black point and white point
- The Effects panel
- Crop tool
- The Tone Curve panel
- Color Mixer: Point Color
- Color Mixer: Mixer
- Color grading
- Detail panel Manual Noise Reduction
- Detail panel Denoise
- The Lens Corrections panel
- The Transform panel
- Lens Blur
- Repair image with Healing tools
- Generative AI remove
- Masks for selective edits
- Masks with artificial intelligence
- Working with virtual copies
- Creating black and whites
- Batch edit multiple images
- Understanding HDR
- Create a watermark
- Exporting edited photos
- Lightroom and Photoshop
- Edit in Photoshop from a layered Photoshop file
- Understanding the Lightroom ecosystem
- Sync a Lightroom Classic catalog with Lightroom
- Sync a Lightroom Classic collection with the Lightroom cloud
- Create a public link to share online
- Managing photos synced from Lightroom mobile
- How to find missing photos
- Locate missing photos
- Lost photos, collections, or edits
- Next steps
Taught by
Chris Orwig