Lightroom Classic is a powerful piece of software. The very first video in this course will go over each module and section so you can familiarize yourself with the interface.

Importing your images is the very first step to using Lightroom Classic. There are many ways you can import your photos into Lightroom Classic – in this video we'll go over all the various methods of importing as well as file locations, and publish services.

The Library Module is where you'll organize, catalog, filter, cull, and apply quick development settings to your images. This is also where you'll add keywords, metadata and a host of other useful information.

The Develop Module is arguably where the magic happens. This is where you'll perform most of your photo editing and post-processing. We'll go over basic editing techniques as well as go over the interface and panels.

Let's talk about the Tone Curve in Adobe Lightroom Classic. We'll discuss everything you need to know about the Tone Curve, from shadows and highlights to contrast, lighting and color tones.

The HSL Panel (which stands for Hue, Saturation, and Luminance) is a very important panel. We'll go over how to use the HSL Panel so you get a better understanding of how it can affect your color (and black & white) images.

Split Toning is a technique from the film days. In this video we'll go over how to apply a split toning effect to your shadows and highlights and how to create a stunning split tone image.

The new Color Grading panel replaces the Split Toning panel. This video goes over the changes that were introduced and will teach you how to use Color Grading to adjust the colors of your highlights, midtones, and shadows.

The Detail Panel in Lightroom Classic deals with sharpnening and noise reduction. This is an often overused panel, and we'll show you how to subtly and responsibly apply sharpening and noise reduction to your images.

Every lens has benefits and pitfalls. The Lens Correction Panel is crucial to ensure that you eliminate some of the issues introduced by your lens, right there in Lightroom Classic.

The Transform Panel can help correct lines and other geometric properties of your images. If you shoot architecture or landscape photos, this is a must-watch video.

Ah! The Effects Panel. From vignetting to adding grain/noise to your images, this is the panel you'll want to use to achieve those effects.

Do you shoot in RAW format? (hint: you should!) In the Calibration Panel video you'll better understand how to use this panel so allow Lightroom Classic to interpret the raw data in your image files.

Lightroom Presets and Creative Profiles are extremely useful tools you can use to speed up your editing in Lightroom Classic. We'll walk you though how to use presets and create your own, as well as go over the new Creative Profiles.

If your photos contain location information, you can have them appear on the Map automatically, or tag them to show up in specific locations. The Map Module is a powerful tool to help you precisely geo-tag your images.

One of the most satisfying experience as a photographer is seeing your photos printed in a photo book. This is exactly what this lesson is about! It can be done directly from within Adobe Lightroom Classic.

The Slideshow Module enables you to create digital slideshows, as simple as that! It's a great tool for when you want to showcase and cycle through your images. We'll show you exactly how this works.

Printing your work is, for many photographer, the ultimate goal. In this lesson we'll go over how to do just that. From selecting your images to selecting a layout and print options, this lesson covers it all.

Want to publish your image galleries to the web? This can be done directly from within Lightroom Classic. The only requirement is that you have a hosting account / server to publish your galleries to.

Local adjustments enable you to really take creative control over your post-processing. In this lesson we'll talk about all the local adjustment tools available: Crop, Spot Removal, Red Eye Correction, Graduated Filter, Radial Filter, and Adjustment Brush.

Exporting your images is often the final step once you're done with your editing. This is where you'll select how and where to export your photos so you can then view them in all their glory, or send them over to your clients!

NEW – The Texture slider was introduced by Adobe in Lightroom Classic in May 2019. The Texture slider was developed as a smoothing slider but it can just as well help to enhance textures.

This bonus video contains some extras and lesser-known tips and tricks that you can use to really make Lightroom Classic your own.

NEW – The Lightroom Classic v11 update is one of the most significant updates to Lightroom Classic since... well, Lightroom itself! In this video we'll examine all the recent changes and updates and go through the new marking and sky replacement tools.