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Catalog Config | Metadata | Importing | File Formats | Watermarks | Filtering | Views | Collections | Image Corrections

The importance of proper catalog settings in Lightroom

How to import and manage files effectively

The importance of metadata presets in streamlining workflow

The differences between RAW and JPEG file formats

The role of color space in digital photography

How to configure Lightroom based on personal preferences

The benefits of setting up identity plates and watermarks

How to organize and filter images in the Library module using keyword sets and collections

How to choose the most effective view in the Library module

How to make adjustments to images in the Develop module using snapshots, history panel, and loupe view

How to copy and paste adjustments between images

How to use histograms to make tonal adjustments

How to correct white balance and make tone curve adjustments

How to use HSL adjustments and split toning to create more dynamic images

How to make image transformations, such as cropping and rotating

How to apply these techniques to real-world situations to create professional-quality images.

Basic Computer Skills

This Lightroom Foundations course is designed to teach students the essential skills they need to use Adobe Lightroom effectively. In this course, students learn to work with catalog settings, import file handling, metadata presets, file formats, color space, RAW vs. JPEG, and much more. The course starts by introducing students to basic Lightroom configuration, including identity plate setup and watermarking. Students learn to customize the program to their preference while creating a more efficient workflow.In the Library module, students learn to import images, create snapshots, filter and sort images using metadata, and organize their photos using keyword sets and collections. Students also learn about different views available in the library module, allowing them to choose the most effective way to navigate through their image library.In the Develop module, students learn to make adjustments to their images. We explore different techniques, including using the history panel, making adjustments in loupe view, copying and pasting adjustments between images, and using histograms to make tonal adjustments. Students also learn red eye reduction techniques, advanced filters, white balance correction, tone curves, HSL adjustments, split toning, and image transformations.Throughout the course, students have access to hands-on exercises, allowing them to apply their new knowledge and skills to real-world situations. Instructors provide personalized feedback on student work, helping them improve their techniques and problem-solving abilities.At the end of the course, students will have developed a strong foundation in using Adobe Lightroom. They will be able to import, organize, and edit images effectively, creating professional-quality images for their clients or personal projects.To succeed in this course, students should have basic computer skills and a familiarity with digital photography. They should also have access to Adobe Lightroom, either through a subscription or a trial version of the software.Overall, the Lightroom Foundations course provides a comprehensive introduction to Adobe Lightroom. Students will learn the skills they need to organize and edit their images effectively, create stunning photos that meet their clients' needs or personal preferences. With personalized feedback and hands-on exercises, students will be well-equipped to take their photography skills to the next level.

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Lightroom Fundamentals

Lecture 2 Folder Setup

Lecture 3 Creating a Catalog

Lecture 4 Catalog Settings

Lecture 5 Intro to Preferences and Import Dialog

Lecture 6 Import Dialog Continued

Lecture 7 Import File Handling

Lecture 8 Import File Renaming

Lecture 9 Metadata Presets and File Destination

Lecture 10 Import Dialogue Consolidated View

Lecture 11 Preferences Import Options

Section 3: File Formats and Color Space

Lecture 12 Editing in External Applications

Lecture 13 Intro to File Formats

Lecture 14 Color Bit Depth

Lecture 15 Camera to RAW File

Lecture 16 RAW vs JPEG

Lecture 17 RAW vs. DNG vs. TIFF

Lecture 18 Color Spaces

Lecture 19 Color Space Comparison

Lecture 20 External Editing Continued

Section 4: Basic Configuration

Lecture 21 File Handling Options

Lecture 22 Interface Preferences

Lecture 23 Identity Plate Setup

Lecture 24 Watermarking with Text

Lecture 25 Watermarking with Graphics

Section 5: The Library Module

Lecture 26 Intro to the Library Module

Lecture 27 Snapshot of Collections

Lecture 28 Importing to Library

Lecture 29 Filtering by Filename

Lecture 30 Painting Keywords

Lecture 31 Painting Keywords Continued

Lecture 32 Painting Keywords Continued

Lecture 33 Keyword Lists and Suggestions

Lecture 34 Keyword Sets

Lecture 35 Library Module Interface

Lecture 36 Intro to Library Views

Lecture 37 Library Grid and Loupe View

Lecture 38 Compare View

Lecture 39 Survey View

Lecture 40 Quick Collections

Lecture 41 Introduction to Collections

Lecture 42 Populating Collections

Lecture 43 Populating Collections Continued

Lecture 44 Populating Collections Continued

Lecture 45 Exporting and Administering Collections

Lecture 46 Applying Star Ratings

Lecture 47 Pick and Reject Flags

Lecture 48 Color Labels

Lecture 49 Sorting Previews

Lecture 50 Intro to Smart Collections

Lecture 51 Custom Rules for Smart Collections

Lecture 52 Practice with Smart Collections

Lecture 53 Library Attribute Filter

Lecture 54 Library Metadata Filter

Lecture 55 Adding Folders

Lecture 56 Auto Import with Watch Folder

Lecture 57 Building Smart Previews

Lecture 58 Advantages of Smart Previews

Lecture 59 Smart Collections with Smart Previews

Lecture 60 Intro to Quick Develop Panel

Lecture 61 Quick Develop White Balance and Tint

Lecture 62 Quick Develop Exposure Correction

Lecture 63 Quick Develop Clarity and Vibrance

Lecture 64 Metadata Panel

Section 6: The Develop Module

Lecture 65 Intro to Develop Module

Lecture 66 Develop Module Preset Panel

Lecture 67 Creating Snapshots

Lecture 68 History Panel

Lecture 69 Collections Panel Revisited

Lecture 70 Screen Modes and Lights Out

Lecture 71 Loupe View Options

Lecture 72 Copying and Pasting Adjustments

Lecture 73 Compare View

Lecture 74 Histogram and Exposure Correction

Lecture 75 Crop Overlay Tool

Lecture 76 Spot Removal Tool

Lecture 77 Red Eye Reduction

Lecture 78 Graduated Filter

Lecture 79 Radial Filter

Lecture 80 Adjustment Brush

Lecture 81 Masking for Adjustments

Lecture 82 White Balance Correction with Color Picker

Lecture 83 Basic Adjustments Panel

Lecture 84 Creating Adjustment Presets

Lecture 85 Tone Curve Adjustments

Lecture 86 HSL Adjustments

Lecture 87 Split Toning

Lecture 88 Introduction to Noise

Lecture 89 Image Sharpening

Lecture 90 Noise Removal

Lecture 91 Lens Corrections

Lecture 92 Transform Panel

Lecture 93 Artistic Vignetting

Lecture 94 Grain Effects and Dehazing

Lecture 95 RAW White Balance and Calibration

Lecture 96 Write to XMP

Anyone who is new to digital photography and needs to learn how to use Lightroom to organize and edit their photos will benefit from this course. The foundational knowledge and hands-on exercises provided in the course will help them build confidence in their abilities.,Individuals who are already familiar with digital photography but want to take their skills to the next level will find this course valuable. They will learn new techniques and ways to streamline their workflow, allowing them to create more dynamic and professional-looking images.,Small business owners who need to create and manage a library of images for their website or marketing materials will benefit from this course. They will learn how to organize and edit images effectively, saving and creating a more professional look for their brand.,Graphic designers who need to work with digital images regularly will benefit from this course. They will learn how to use Lightroom to streamline their workflow and make image adjustments quickly and easily, saving and creating better designs.,Travellers who are interested in digital photography and want to learn how to use Lightroom to edit and organize their photos will benefit from this course. They will learn the foundational skills necessary to create stunning images of their travels and experiences, allowing them to share their memories with friends and family.

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