Adobe Lightroom Classic CC & CC: Photo Editing Masterclass

Phil Ebiner and Jon Haase connect Lightroom library organization with editing sessions and delivery. Selective adjustments, presets and mobile examples extend the core desktop workflow. It suits learners who want to see several tools applied to real photographs and can use the sessions to explain why a particular correction matters for the image rather than follow slider values without context.

What you will learn

• Organize photographs and use core editing controls.
• Apply selective adjustments and compare presets.
• Explore export, cloud and mobile editing examples.

Who this suits

Access to Lightroom and a compatible computer or mobile device is required. Mixed levels is an editorial classification across foundations and applications. The listed videos total about ten hours and thirty-four minutes.

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

Select three original photographs and prepare them for the same web gallery. Keep the overall treatment coherent, adjust each image individually and explain how you chose the output size and export settings.

Source and review

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