Lightroom Classic is one of the leading applications for RAW and JPEG image editing. Join us to learn how to use Lightroom Classic to store, edit and export your images. Throughout this course you will also be shown useful tips & tricks that will speed up your image editing workflow and help your improve your image editing techniques so you can get the best out of your RAW images.
No matter what your interest or level in photography there is something for everyone on this course. It is a great opportunity to learn how to edit images with Lightroom Classic.
We will be mainly covering the Library and Develop modules and techniques such as:
Post Processing Workflow
Non-destructive editing of RAW Files
Lightroom Classic Interface
Library Module Introduction
Importing, rating & sorting images
Introduction to collections and keywords
Develop Module Introduction
Maximising dynamic range in your image
White Balance & Colour
Exposure, levels & tone Curves
Brushes & Gradients
Adjusting with Hue, Saturation, Luminance
Sharpening & noise reduction
Spot removal, cloning and healing
History & Snapshot tools
Exporting Images
XML sidecar files
Tips & Techniques
These sessions will take place via Zoom video call, so please ensure your laptop (preferred) or your phone is capable of supporting this application. For more information please contact us on [email protected] to discuss your requirements.
If you have not received the e-mail with the joining information 1 week before the course please e-mail [email protected] immediately and we will send the link out to you. Do not e-mail us on the day of the course as there is no guarantee we will see the e-mail in time to send out the details
The course was very informative and well explained. Very usefull.
Alvaro E.
Once you have completed the course on location, or the training online, use your online portal access to upload your photos, share them with others on the course in the gallery area, compare ideas and results, plus get direct feedback from your trainer.
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