Free Online Workshop on Adobe Photoshop Lightroom - Basics of Organising your photographs and Photo Editing

Recently we organised various online workshops on Adobe Photoshop Lightroom for Photographers, Bloggers and kids. During these sessions, we also recorded some of the key tutorials about fundamentals of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, How to make best of Photo Managements and Photo Editing capabilities in this wonderful software. Below videos would be very helpful for someone who wants to start using Lightroom for managing your photographs, editing, creating slideshows/photographs or preparing galleries for your website or blog. 

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Above video covers following topics about Adobe Lightroom :

1. What is Adobe Photoshop Lightroom?

2. Why it's called "Lightroom'?

3. How Lightroom takes very good care of Photographers' Workflow - Shoot, download, filter, edit, export & deliver. 

3. How Lightroom Catalogs are most effective ways to manage thousands of photographs/videos?

4. Basics of Library Module in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom : Catalog, Import, Folders, Collections, Metadata, Keywords etc.

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Above video covers following topics about Adobe Lightroom :

- Importing photographs from your latest shoot.

- Filtering those photographs for deleting unwanted images, editing, good compositions etc. (Define your own way to filter sets )

- Editing Photographs

- Lens Correction in Lightroom

- White Balance and how Auto mode helps in getting natural colors back in your photographs

- Other Basic Editing tools in Adobe Lightroom

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Editing Basics of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom :

- Lens Correction

- White Balance modes

- Crop and how we keep aspect ratio intact

- Basic Editing tools like - Exposure, Contrast, Highlights, Shadows, Whites, Blacks, Clarity, Vibrance & Saturation

Understanding and differentiating between Hue, Saturation & Luminance can be hard. It can also get confusing at times. This video would make it simpler for you through a very simple example. Check out what we are talking about and hope you it's helpful for you. Hue, Saturation & Luminance are standard terms in most of the photo as well as video editing softwares, so it would be helpful irrespective of the editing tool you use.