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CHAPTER 1 Importing GETTING YOUR PHOTOS INTO LIGHTROOM Before You Do Anything, Choose Where to Store Your Photos Next, Do This: Set Up Your Folder Organization (It’s Really Important) Getting Photos from Your Camera Into Lightroom Importing Photos Already on Your Computer Save Time Importing Using Import Presets (and a Compact View) Importing Video from Your DSLR Shooting Tethered (Go Straight from Your Camera, Right Into Lightroom) Creating Your Own Custom File Naming Templates Choosing Your Preferences for Importing Photos The Adobe DNG File Format Advantage Creating Your Own Custom Metadata (Copyright) Templates Four Things You’ll Want to Know Now About Getting Around Lightroom Viewing Your Imported Photos Using Lights Dim, Lights Out, and Other Viewing Modes CHAPTER 2 Library HOW TO ORGANIZE YOUR PHOTOS Folders and Why I Don’t Mess with Them (This Is Really Important!) Sorting Your Photos Using Collections Organizing Multiple Shoots Using Collection Sets Using Smart Collections for Automatic Organization When to Use a Quick Collection Instead Adding Specific Keywords for Advanced Searching Renaming Photos Already in Lightroom Adding Copyright Info, Captions, and Other Metadata If Your Camera Supports GPS, Prepare to Amaze Your Friends Finding Photos Fast! Creating and Using Multiple Catalogs From Laptop to Desktop: Syncing Catalogs on Two Computers Backing Up Your Catalog (This Is VERY Important) Relinking Missing Photos Dealing with Disasters CHAPTER 3 Customizing HOW TO SET UP THINGS YOUR WAY Choosing What You See in Loupe View Choosing What You See in Grid View Make Working with Panels Faster & Easier Using Two Monitors with Lightroom Choosing What the Filmstrip Displays Adding Your Studio’s Name or Logo for a Custom Look CHAPTER 4 Editing Essentials HOW TO DEVELOP YOUR PHOTOS Upgrading from an Earlier Version of Lightroom? Read This First! Making Your RAW Photos Look More Like JPEGs Setting the White Balance Setting Your White Balance Live While Shooting Tethered Seeing Befores and Afters Applying Changes Made to One Photo to Other Photos How to Set Your Overall Exposure Adding “Punch” to Your Images Using Clarity Making Your Colors More Vibrant Using the Tone Curve to Add Contrast Adjusting Individual Colors Using HSL Adding Vignette Effects Getting That Trendy, Gritty High-Contrast Look Virtual Copies—The “No Risk” Way to Experiment Editing a Bunch of Photos at Once Using Auto Sync Save Your Favorite Settings as One-Click Presets Using the Library Module’s Quick Develop Panel Adding a Film Grain Look CHAPTER 5 Local Adjustments HOW TO EDIT JUST PART OF YOUR IMAGES Dodging, Burning, and Adjusting Individual Areas of Your Photo Five More Things You Should Know About Lightroom’s Adjustment Brush Getting Creative Effects Using the Adjustment Brush Retouching Portraits Fixing Skies (and Other Stuff) with a Gradient Filter CHAPTER 6 Problem Photos FIXING COMMON PROBLEMS Fixing Backlit Photos (Using Fill Light) Reducing Noise Undoing Changes Made in Lightroom Cropping Photos Lights Out Cropping Rocks! Straightening Crooked Photos Great Trick for “Dust Spotting” Your Photos Removing Spots and Other Nasty Junk Removing Red Eye Fixing Lens Distortion Problems Fixing Edge Vignetting Sharpening Your Photos Fixing Chromatic Aberrations (a.k.a. That Annoying Color Fringe) Basic Camera Calibration in Lightroom CHAPTER 7 Exporting Images SAVING JPEGS, TIFFS, AND MORE Saving Your Photos as JPEGs Adding a Watermark to Your Images Emailing Photos from Lightroom Exporting Your Original RAW Photo Publish Your Images with Just Two Clicks CHAPTER 8 Jumping to Photoshop HOW AND WHEN TO DO IT Choosing How Your Files Are Sent to Photoshop How to Jump Over to Photoshop, and How to Jump Back Adding Photoshop Automation to Your Lightroom Workflow Double-Processing by Opening Photos in Photoshop as a Smart Object Stitching Panoramas Using Photoshop Creating HDR Images in Photoshop CHAPTER 9 In Black & White CONVERTING FROM COLOR TO BLACK AND WHITE How to Find Which Photos Might Look Great as Black-and-Whites Better Black and White By Doing It Yourself How to Tweak Individual Areas When You Convert to Black and White The Trick for Getting Great-Looking Duotones (Plus Split Toning CHAPTER 10 Slideshow CREATING PRESENTATIONS OF YOUR WORK Creating a Quick, Basic Slide Show Customizing the Look of Your Slide Show Getting Creative with Photo Backgrounds Working with Drop Shadows and Strokes Adding Additional Lines of Text and Watermarking Adding Opening and Closing Title Slides Adding Background Music Choosing Your Slide Duration and Fade Length Sharing Your Slide Show CHAPTER 11 The Big Print PRINTING YOUR PHOTOS Printing Individual Photos Creating Multi-Photo Contact Sheets Creating Custom Layouts Any Way You Want Them Adding Text to Your Print Layouts Printing Multiple Photos on One Page Saving Your Custom Layouts as Templates Having Lightroom Remember Your Last Printing Layouts Creating Backscreened Wedding Book Pages The Final Print and Color Management Settings Saving Your Page Layout as a JPEG Adding Custom Borders to Your Prints Here Are Some of My Own Print Layouts for You to Use CHAPTER 12 Web Galleries GETTING YOUR PHOTOS ON THE WEB Building a Quick, Simple, Online Photo Gallery Adding an Email or Website Link Customizing Your Gallery Layout Changing the Colors of Your Gallery Using Cooler Flash Templates Putting Your New Gallery on the Web CHAPTER 13 My Portrait Workflow MY STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS FROM THE SHOOT TO THE FINAL PRINT Workflow Step One: It All Starts with the Shoot Workflow Step Two: Right After the Shoot, Do This First Workflow Step Three: Finding the “Keepers” & Making a Collection Workflow Step Four: Editing Your Selects Workflow Step Five: Letting Your Clients Proof on the Web Workflow Step Six: Making the Final Tweaks & Working with Photoshop Workflow Step Seven: Delivering the Finished Images CHAPTER 14 7-Point System MY SEVEN POINTS IN LIGHTROOM The 7-Point System: Project One The 7-Point System: Project Two The 7-Point System: Project Three The 7-Point System: Project Four Where to Go Next for More Lightroom Learning INDEX
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