Until the counter hits 0, you can…
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Learn Lightroom the right way
✔︎ understand how Lightroom is different from other editing software like Photoshop
✔︎ learn a failsafe way to importing images
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✔︎ unlock the essential develop module tools
✔︎ master the export dialog to share your images
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The problem with digital downloads is that often, you’re buying something completely unknown. Sure, a course might have some great reviews (I know mine does) but even then, you don’t know how and if the teacher’s style will resonate with you. That’s why I’m giving you the opportunity to watch three videos (in addition to the trailer video) for free, until the timer above hits zero. So, instead of watching ‘A Christmas Carol’ for the umpteenth time, do your Lightroom skills a favour. Like what you see? Then get the entire course at 50 percent off!
Below is video #3, in which I give some ‘best practices’ advice for setting up Lightroom and your hard drives for optimum success. My recommendations are based on ten years of working with real life students.
Below you can watch video #8 of the course, which is all about Collections. Collections are probably the best organisational tool since the invention of the ordner and the drawer in 312 BC. I use Collections all the time and if you don’t, I’m sure you will after watching this video!
In this final excerpt (Chapter #13 from the course), I teach you all you need to know about the Adjustment Brush in Lightroom Classic. And those strange marks on the image, you ask? That’s me explaining the difference between Flow, Opacity and Density! Check it out :-)
“It’s caffeine for my processing! Immediately useful and easy to follow; you may finish in one sitting because you’re engaged. Don’t open Lightroom without this.
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