Description
Introduction to Adobe Lightroom Classic- Target Audience:
Introduction to Adobe Lightroom Classic course is aimed at photographers, publishers and photo librarians who wish to gain the most out of their photos without learning the complexities of Photoshop. It will also serve as an excellent foundation for Photoshop for those interested in advancing to more complex photo manipulation but have no experience in this subject.
Outline:
Adobe Lightroom is a family of image organisation and image manipulation tools for Windows and macOS. It allows viewing, organising and editing large numbers of digital images by non-destructive methods. Often used by wedding and events photographers, it provides an efficient way of processing large numbers of images without the need to use Photoshop. Lightroom contains its own RAW converter negating the need for additional RAW pre-processing software. The Library features within the program provide excellent organisation, tagging and publishing tools. This course explores the different modules within Lightroom, demonstrating their functionality and giving practical exercises for learners to gain knowledge and experience. Note: While this course specifically covers Lightroom Classic (which is desk/laptop orientated), it is also suitable as an introduction for people who have and wish to use Lightroom CC (which has additional mobile device and cloud functionality).
Introduction to Adobe Lightroom – Prerequisites:
To join this course, you must already be comfortable using a computer, keyboard and mouse and have experience of using general desktop applications. If you also understand photo manipulation concepts like exposure, colour balance, and contrast, that would be an advantage, but it is not essential. We advise that people take Adobe Lightroom before Adobe Photoshop.
Learners must be Adults (18+).
Covid-19: Safety is a high priority. This course will follow public health regulations as prescribed by the government. The teaching space will be well ventilated. The wearing of face coverings is advised but optional.
Tutor:
The course is written and delivered by Guy Henstock, an Oxford-based professional photographer. Guy has decades of experience as a photographer and photographic post-production retoucher, having started in a darkroom with film and embraced the digital world some 25 years ago. Guy’s photographs are used by businesses in their printed adverts, brochures, publications and websites. His work is also regularly published in the local press. Guy is also the course tutor for Film Oxford’s Introduction to Photoshop course. Guy’s photography website.
The course runs at Film Oxford’s where there are a number of PCs and Mac computers. The course has a maximum of six learners, ensuring that each receives a good level of personal guidance and attention.
Introduction to Adobe Lightroom Classic – Course Details:
The course will run over two days (10am-4pm, with breaks for lunch and refreshments) and will cover everything from importing images into Lightroom, through image adjustments and outputting final images. Students will learn the basic concepts of correcting Exposure, Colour and Contrast and some more advanced techniques, including Localized Corrections, Retouching and Sharpening. Students will learn through demonstration and practical exercises. The course will cover the following sections:
- Introduction – Why Lightroom Classic?
- Importing photographs from your computer or camera
- Viewing and comparing images in the Library
- Renaming photos and folders
- Rating and organizing photos
- Grouping photos into collections
- Adding keywords and face tags
- Enhancing photos in the Develop module
- Fixing issues with the retouching tools
- Making localized corrections
- Reducing noise and sharpening
- Correcting lens distortion
- Combining images with Photo Merge
- Exporting and emailing photos
- Creating a book, web gallery, or slideshow
- Printing photos
Early booking discount & concessions for Introduction to Adobe Lightroom Classic?
Early Booking – Book early to get 10% reduction on the full price course fee. See the date at top right of this page (usually two weeks before the course start date, but may vary).
Concessions – UK based Students, NHS workers and people on some means-tested benefits. Evidence is required, such as student card, NHS staff card or benefit letter.
Means tested benefits – JSA, Income Support; Working Tax Credit (not child tax credit); Council Tax Benefit (not student/single person/reduction due to disability); Housing Benefit; Pension Credit (guarantee); Unwaged Dependent of these benefits & Universal Credit.
All Film Oxford classroom-based courses are subsidised by Oxfordshire Adult Learning. Learners must be 18+ to take part.
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