Lightroom Tutorials (Page 2): Julianne Kost is a great starting point and free. Scott Kelby and kelbyone have some pay for video training as does Steele and lynda.com all good. Once...

lloydl2 Loc: Gilbert, AZ

Julianne Kost is a great starting point and free. Scott Kelby and kelbyone have some pay for video training as does Steele and lynda.com all good. Once you learn the basics of lightroom I found Serge Ramelli, also free on youtube to provide some very interesting techniques in really making photos pop with relighting effects..

sodapop Loc: Bel Air, MD

Serge is the greatest!!

lloydl2 wrote:

Julianne Kost is a great starting point and free. Scott Kelby and kelbyone have some pay for video training as does Steele and lynda.com all good. Once you learn the basics of lightroom I found Serge Ramelli, also free on youtube to provide some very interesting techniques in really making photos pop with relighting effects..

oldtool2 Loc: South Jersey

jerryc41 wrote:

I had a few questions about using LR, so I went to Google. I looked at a couple of videos, but they were less than helpful. Obviously, the guy knew how to do what I wanted, but he wasn't very good at telling me how to do it.

Then I went to Adobe, and watched a Julieanne Kost video - perfect.

jerry,

She is good. In fact most adobe videos are very good. You may have to watch them a few times but you should be able to find what you want.

Jim D

brow3904 Loc: Upstate South Carolina

Jerry, I don't know what your want to do but try Anthony Morganti on youtube. For some reason I like his style a little more.

sodapop Loc: Bel Air, MD

I like Morganti better than Julia, although both are excellent.

brow3904 wrote:

Jerry, I don't know what your want to do but try Anthony Morganti on youtube. For some reason I like his style a little more.

jekbeck60

Searcher wrote:

She is the best, but unfortunately does not cover everything. These free tutorials are professional and cover most things.
Lightroom 4 tutorials Probably the best on the web and also relevant to LR5

I found these LR tutorials invaluable. Very easy to understand and follow. Only wish I had watched them a year ago before I started trying to learn LR ad hoc.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

georgevedwards wrote:

I know Lightroom must be good for something, I hav... (show quote)

I know what you mean. It's like they do it on purpose just to see if we're paying attention. There's always room for improvement.

Charles II Loc: United States

Scott Kelby's book Lightroom 4 is excelente

Bear123 Loc: Wild & Wonderful West Virginia

doduce wrote:

Anthony Morganti is one of my go-to guys. Free on YouTube. Small bites at the apple, goes into a good amount of show-and-tell on his workflow using his images and has a critique section using submitted images where he gets into some good detail. Highly recommended.

Also thumbs up for Julianne Kost--top drawer.

For the develop module in LR Tony Morganti can't be beat also some of his PS tutorials are the best around. :thumbup:

CraigFair Loc: Santa Maria, CA.

Searcher wrote:

She is the best, but unfortunately does not cover everything. These free tutorials are professional and cover most things.
Lightroom 4 tutorials Probably the best on the web and also relevant to LR5

Lightroom 4 tutorials[/url]That is FANTASTIC, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU Searcher!!!!!!
Craig

Frank2013 Loc: San Antonio, TX. & Milwaukee, WI.

jerryc41 wrote:

I had a few questions about using LR, so I went to Google. I looked at a couple of videos, but they were less than helpful. Obviously, the guy knew how to do what I wanted, but he wasn't very good at telling me how to do it.

Then I went to Adobe, and watched a Julieanne Kost video - perfect.

Searcher's link to Hal Schmitt is spot on.

Aaron Braganza Loc: Sydney, Australia

doduce wrote:

Anthony Morganti is one of my go-to guys. Free on YouTube. Small bites at the apple, goes into a good amount of show-and-tell on his workflow using his images and has a critique section using submitted images where he gets into some good detail. Highly recommended.

Also thumbs up for Julianne Kost--top drawer.

Yes, one of the best sites for short LR tutorials and all free - love them all - been using for last 12 months as a guide

romanticf16 Loc: Commerce Twp, MI

juicesqueezer wrote:

Jerry; I have watched quite a few tutorials since I got Lightroom 5, but get more out of Terry White. Very good with his form of teaching.

He should be. He teaches seminars Worldwide representing Adobe products. He is a talented Nikon Photographer too. Works with Scott Kelby at NAPP Too. Just retired as President of Mac Group Detroit after 25+ years of service as President.

its4pjw Loc: flintshire GB

jerryc41 wrote:

I had a few questions about using LR, so I went to Google. I looked at a couple of videos, but they were less than helpful. Obviously, the guy knew how to do what I wanted, but he wasn't very good at telling me how to do it.

Then I went to Adobe, and watched a Julieanne Kost video - perfect.

Check out Serge Ramelli he is on youtube

sjbegres Loc: Pittsburgh, PA

Thanks, this is helpful.

Searcher wrote:

She is the best, but unfortunately does not cover everything. These free tutorials are professional and cover most things.
Lightroom 4 tutorials Probably the best on the web and also relevant to LR5