Adobe Lightroom 4 & 5 post-processing work flow for everyone

Spend more time shooting by learning to efficiently import, rate, correct, edit, and output your photos with Lightroom.

This course is for anyone who has Lightroom or is interested in using Lightroom as part of their post processing work flow for their digital photos. If you take a lot of photos then you know how important a organized work flow is. The quicker you can finish turning good images in to great photographs the more time you can spend on other things.

This course will cover:
- Importing your photos into Lightroom
- Narrowing your photos down to the ones that need to be worked on
- Quickly processing the photos in Adobe Lightroom
- Outputting the photos for delivery to family, friends, or clients

Time is everything and this course covers the work flow that I developed over the years. When I was doing event photography I would often shoot 6,000+ images in a day and have to process and post them within 5 days for client purchase. Due to these requirements I developed a work flow to meet the objective of being able to quickly process and post my images.I was initially using Photoshop and then moved to Lightroom. I saw an immediate improvement in the time needed to complete my image processing. As I moved from using Lightroom version 1 to now Lightroom version 5 it has evolved in to what I am presenting in this course. I now do over 90% of my image processing in Lightroom

What are the requirements?
- Have a copy of Lightroom 4 or 5 installed on thier computer
- Have a mouse or other pointing device
- Have the ability to import images in to their computer

What am I going to get from this course?
- Over 18 lectures and 2.5 hours of content!
- Learn how to quickly process digital images in Adobe Lightroom 4 or 5 and turn good images in to great photographs
- Learn how to Import images into Lightroom in an efficient and organized manner
- Learn how to output digital images in an efficient manner for delivery to family, friends, or clients

What is the target audience?
- Anyone who has Lightroom 4 or 5 or is thinking about using it.
- Anyone who is interested in how using Lightroom can speed up thier post processing and output workflow
- Anyone who wants to improve their work flow and spend more time taking pictures and less time processing them.
- Anyone who has problems with getting great results from their portraits of people and wants to see how to quickly turn a good image into a great photograph