Lightroom
Dec 21, 2018 13:55:59 #
Just purchased lightroom from Adobe. I am looking for a good source to learn how to understand and work it. Set of CD iron YouTube or? Thanks
Dec 21, 2018 13:58:56 #
Dec 21, 2018 14:07:52 #
Ok you can try this website,. https://mattk.com/?via=html-freeform_2 does instructional stuff online. And does cover Lightroom, he has a program he sells also to help learn all about Lightroom and can follow and get informational emails when new Lightroom updates come out too
Dec 21, 2018 14:13:37 #
Dec 21, 2018 14:15:23 #
try google = lightroom videos
Don't pay for any results. period. Check the various authors and keep the names of those you like. Let u-tube suggest other titles and continue that method until they give you one that's no good and then go back to your results list. Check the Adobe site too where they're free. Many people, me included, like Anthony Morganti.
Start a electronic list and keep notes of the topic and the URL link so you can refer back to the video / topic / author for future reference.
Don't pay for any results. period. Check the various authors and keep the names of those you like. Let u-tube suggest other titles and continue that method until they give you one that's no good and then go back to your results list. Check the Adobe site too where they're free. Many people, me included, like Anthony Morganti.
Start a electronic list and keep notes of the topic and the URL link so you can refer back to the video / topic / author for future reference.
Dec 21, 2018 14:21:09 #
Ken C wrote:
Just purchased lightroom from Adobe. I am looking for a good source to learn how to understand and work it. Set of CD iron YouTube or? Thanks
Julieanne Kost at jkost.com — She is a master trainer and software evangelist for Adobe, and has been training people to use Lightroom since version 1.0.
She is a crack photographer and graphic artist, too.
I took several of her live seminars years ago, and had the pleasure of introducing her when she spoke at the Digital Imaging Marketing Association conference at PMAI 2008.
Dec 21, 2018 14:50:05 #
Matt Kloskowski: https://mattk.com/
There is a lot of free stuff out there but these videos are well organized with printable outlines. You get what you pay for. The Lightroom System $149 and because you get outlines the videos become an easily accessable reference tool.
There is a lot of free stuff out there but these videos are well organized with printable outlines. You get what you pay for. The Lightroom System $149 and because you get outlines the videos become an easily accessable reference tool.
Dec 21, 2018 15:27:39 #
Second the motion on Anthony Morganti and Julieanne Kost. Serge Ramelli has some videos, if you don't mind the over-the-top approach.
Scott Kelby's Lightroom Killer Tips is also a wealth of information.
Scott Kelby's Lightroom Killer Tips is also a wealth of information.
Dec 21, 2018 15:59:50 #
Ken C wrote:
Just purchased lightroom from Adobe. I am looking for a good source to learn how to understand and work it. Set of CD iron YouTube or? Thanks
There are many good videos to overcome the Lightroom learning curve--Laura Shoe made the difference for me.
One can watch select videos over and over until it clicks.
Dec 21, 2018 16:19:54 #
Thanks all for the information lm sure they will be a great help. I've seen results with some images from Lightroom and I'm sure it will help me.
Thanks again
Thanks again
Dec 21, 2018 16:23:04 #
CHG_CANON wrote:
try google = lightroom videos br br Don't pay for... (show quote)
Excellent advice. Find a presenter whose style you like, and unless their advice is total trash, you will learn a lot. Don't judge by popularity, but by the style that's comfortable to you. I like Morganti and Tim Grey for Lightroom. Tim Grey can be found on the BH educational website.
What I find most useful is to watch a video while simultaneously having a copy of Lightroom open and working on an image. Going back and forth between the two helps me remember techniques or general advice on the starting points for various sliders and controls.
I actually find it a lot of fun to watch and practice.
Andy
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