Lightroom CC Classic the complete guide

Nicolas Forgue connects Lightroom Classic library work with basic and more advanced photo adjustments. Portrait and landscape examples show how the same controls serve different image needs. It suits learners who want a practical sequence from import to edit and can explain which change improves the subject, instead of applying an identical treatment to every photograph.

What you will learn

• Import and classify photographs in a Lightroom library.
• Explore development and adjustment tools.
• Compare portrait and landscape editing examples.

Who this suits

Access to the demonstrated software is required. The page uses overlapping CC and Classic wording, but describes the Classic library workflow. Mixed levels is an editorial classification across its sections.

Before you enroll

Check whether each lesson demonstrates Lightroom Classic, the cloud-based Lightroom application or the mobile app; their organization and storage workflows differ. Course enrollment does not include an Adobe subscription. Work on copies of photographs you own or have permission to edit, keep an original backup and compare changes at a useful viewing size. Older interfaces may require adaptation, and a saved preset still needs adjustment for the individual photograph.

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Put it into practice

Edit one original portrait and one landscape. Compare the purpose of your exposure and color changes, then document how the library labels distinguish the subjects without relying on the filenames alone.

Source and review

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