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by Rafael Concepcion
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic CC Classroom in a Book (2019 Release), First Edition
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Where are the Lesson Files?
- Contents
- Getting Started
- About Classroom in a Book
- What’s new in this edition
- Prerequisites
- Requirements on your computer
- Required skills
- Installing Lightroom Classic CC
- Online content
- Lesson files
- Web Edition
- Accessing the lesson files and Web Edition
- Understanding Lightroom catalog files
- Creating a catalog file for working with this book
- Getting ready to go mobile
- Getting help
- Module-specific tips
- Navigating Help in the application
- Accessing Help and support on the web
- Additional resources
- 1 A Quick Tour of Lightroom Classic CC
- Understanding how Lightroom works
- About catalog files
- Managing the photos in your catalog
- Managing files and folders
- Non-destructive editing
- Editing photos in another application
- The Lightroom Classic CC workspace
- The top panel
- The work area
- The Toolbar
- The Filmstrip
- The side panels
- Customizing the workspace
- The Lightroom Classic CC modules
- The Lightroom Classic CC workflow
- Importing photos
- Reviewing and organizing
- About keywords
- Culling your images
- Working with collections
- Rearranging and deleting images in a collection
- Comparing photos side by side
- Comparing several photos
- Developing and editing
- Using Quick Develop in the Library module
- Working in the Develop module
- Straightening and cropping an image
- Adjusting lighting and tonal balance
- Creating effects with the Radial Filter tool
- Using the Spot Removal tool
- Sharing your work by email
- Review
- Photography Showcase: Zulfikhar Ahmed
- 2 Bringing Photos into Lightroom Classic CC
- Lightroom is your digital notebook
- The import process
- Importing photos from a digital camera
- Organizing your copied photos in folders
- About file formats
- Creating import presets
- Backup strategies
- Renaming files as they are imported
- Tips for naming your files and folders
- Importing images from a hard disk
- Applying metadata
- Importing via drag and drop
- Evaluating photos before importing
- Images that are already imported
- Importing and viewing video
- Importing to a specific folder
- Importing from a watched folder
- Importing a Photoshop Elements catalog
- Specifying initial previews when importing
- Tethered shooting
- Tethered shooting with a supported camera
- Viewing imported photos in the work area
- Setting Grid and Loupe view options
- Review
- Photography Showcase: Joe Conzo
- 3 Exploring the Lightroom Workspace
- Viewing and managing your images
- Adjusting the workspace layout
- Resizing panels
- Showing and hiding panels or panel groups
- Expanding and collapsing panels
- Hiding and showing panels
- Toggling screen modes
- Switching views
- Working in Loupe view
- Using the Loupe view overlays
- Comparing photos
- Using Survey view to narrow a selection
- Flagging and deleting images
- Grouping images in the Quick Collection
- Moving images into or out of the Quick Collection
- Converting and clearing the Quick Collection
- Designating a target collection
- Working with the Filmstrip
- Hiding the Filmstrip and adjusting its size
- Using filters in the Filmstrip
- Changing the sorting order of the thumbnails
- Using a secondary display
- Review
- Photography Showcase: Joe Mcnally
- 4 Managing your Photo Library
- Folders vs. collections
- Folders store; they do not organize
- Using collections to organize images
- The Quick Collection
- Creating collections
- Pro tip: Automatic collections from folders
- Your turn: Make a new collection
- Working with collection sets
- Smart collections
- Taking your collections on the road
- Syncing photos from Lightroom Classic CC
- Viewing synced photos on your mobile device
- Editing on the Lightroom.adobe.com site
- Stacking images
- Using keyword tags
- Viewing keyword tags
- Adding keyword tags
- Working with keyword sets and nesting keywords
- Searching by keyword
- Using flags and ratings
- Flagging images
- Assigning ratings
- Working with color labels
- Adding metadata
- Storage of metadata
- Tagging faces in the People view
- Organizing photos by location
- Working in the Map module
- Geotagging images captured without GPS data
- Saving map locations
- Using the Painter tool
- Finding and filtering files
- Using the Filter bar to find photos
- Using the filters in the Filmstrip
- Hardware suggestion: Palette controls
- Review
- Photography Showcase: Tito Herrera
- 5 Developing Basics
- The Develop module
- Reorganize the Develop module
- Creating a collection from previous import
- Cropping and rotating images
- Changing crop overlays
- Using the Straighten tool
- Cropping to specific dimensions
- Seeing your crop better
- What are camera profiles?
- The new profiles in Lightroom
- Using the Profile Browser
- Setting your picture’s white balance
- About white balance
- Setting exposure and contrast
- Adjusting shadows and highlights
- Adjusting whites and blacks
- What is a histogram?
- Clarity, vibrance, and saturation
- Adding detail to your images
- Lens corrections and transformations
- Input, creative & output sharpening
- Using virtual copies for variations
- Using snapshots for variations
- Review
- Photography Showcase: Sara Lando
- 6 Advanced Editing
- Creating a collection for your images
- Using the Graduated Filter tool
- Using the Radial Filter tool
- Using the Adjustment Brush tool
- Hardware suggestion: Digital tablets
- Adjustment pin tips and tricks
- Removing distractions with the Spot Removal tool
- Removing sensor spots and syncing changes
- Removing objects from photos
- Range selection for specific control
- HSL and Tone Curve adjustments
- Working with the HSL/Color panel
- Working with the Tone Curve panel
- Creative color and black & white effects
- Converting a color photo to black and white
- Applying split-toning and retro effects
- The Effects panel
- Making panoramas
- Merging to a panorama in Lightroom
- Headless mode for panoramas
- Making HDR images
- Merging to HDR in Lightroom
- Headless mode for HDR
- Creating HDR panoramas
- Saving time in Lightroom
- Applying previous corrections
- Synchronizing corrections
- The significance of process version
- Creating a Develop preset
- Review
- Photography Showcase: Maranie Staab
- 7 Creating a Photo Book
- Assembling photos for a book
- Working in the Book module
- Setting up a photo book
- Changing page layouts
- Adding page numbers to a photo book
- Placing photos in a book layout
- Changing the images in a photo book
- Working with photo cells
- Setting a page background
- Adding text to a photo book
- Working with text cells
- Fine-tuning type
- Working with captions
- Creating a custom text preset
- Saving and reusing custom book page layouts
- Creating a saved book
- Copying a saved book
- Exporting a photo book
- Review
- Photography Showcase: Gregory Heisler
- 8 Creating a Slideshow
- Assembling photos for a slideshow
- Working in the Slideshow module
- Choosing a slideshow template
- Template options for slideshows
- Customizing your slideshow template
- Adjusting the slide layout
- Setting up the slide background
- Adjusting stroke borders and shadows
- Adding a text overlay
- Using the Text Template Editor
- Creating a saved slideshow
- Refining the content of a slideshow
- Adding sound and motion to your slideshow
- Saving a customized slideshow template
- Modifying and organizing user templates
- Exporting a slideshow
- Playing an impromptu slideshow
- My suggested settings for a slideshow
- Review
- Photography Showcase: Alan Shapiro
- 9 Printing Images
- Creating a collection from the existing images.
- About the Lightroom Classic CC Print module
- About layout styles and print templates
- Selecting a print template
- Specifying the printer and paper size
- Customizing print templates
- Changing the number of cells
- Modifying the page layout of a print template
- Rearranging the photos in a print layout
- Creating stroke and photo borders
- Customizing your identity plate
- Using the Rotate To Fit option
- Printing captions and metadata information
- Saving your customized print template
- Creating a Custom Package print layout
- Changing the page background color
- Configuring the output settings
- Soft proofing photos before printing
- Working with 16-bit output on macOS
- Using color management
- Color managed by your printer
- Color management controlled by Lightroom
- Tweaking printed color manually
- Saving print settings as an output collection
- Printing your job
- Review
- Photography Showcase: Ami Vitale
- 10 Making Backups and Exporting Photos
- Preventing data loss
- Backing up the catalog file
- Exporting metadata
- Backing up the library
- Exporting images as a catalog
- Exporting photos
- Exporting JPEG files for onscreen viewing
- Using export plug-ins
- Exporting as PSD or TIFF for further editing
- Exporting as original or DNG for archiving
- Using export presets
- Creating user presets
- Review
- Photography Showcase: Katrin Eismann
- 11 An Overview of My Workflow
- Keep your computer clean
- Workflow overview: Hot, medium, and cold
- Workflow: Hot status
- Importing the pictures
- Iterative culling: picks and rejects
- Collection sets and collections
- Backing up your images
- Workflow: Medium status
- Your need to access pictures diminishes over time
- Creating Smart Previews
- Selecting your external hard drive
- Moving your images to the external drive
- Relinking missing folders
- Relink subfolders faster with Show Parent
- Backing up your external drive
- Workflow: Cold status
- What is a NAS device?
- Moving your folder to the NAS device
- Accessing files on the NAS over the internet
- Using smart collections for catalog cleanup
- Review
- Index
- Contributors
- Production Notes
- Conclusion
- Bonus Lesson: Publishing your Photos
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic CC: Classroom in a Book® 2019 Release
The official training workbook from Adobe
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