The Introducing Lightroom Free Email Course

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* The course covers ​Lightroom Classic, and most of the content applies to older versions such as Lightroom 6 and Lightroom 5.

* Five free lessons delivered straight to your inbox. You’ll get one lesson each day for five days.

* This course is interactive – reply and ask me anything you like about Lightroom Classic.

• What is Lightroom Classic and what does it do?
• Lightroom Classic as a workflow tool.
• The Catalog and its role as the heart of Lightroom Classic.
• The advantages of using Lightroom Classic to organize, search and develop your photos.

• What is Lightroom Classi​c?
• The important differences between Lightroom Classic and Lightroom​.
• Which ​Adobe Photography Plan should you ​subscribe to?
• What happens when your Lightroom Classic subscription ends?

• How to backup the Lightroom Catalog.
• How to backup your photos.
• The advantages of retouching portraits in Lightroom.
• The benefits of a Smart Preview based workflow.
• How to work faster with Develop Presets.

• How to import photos into Lightroom.
• Where Lightroom saves your photos.
• Learn what all the options in the Import window do.
• Why some photographers convert their Raw files to DNG.

• Why using Smart Previews makes the Develop module faster.
• The most important setting in the Develop module.
• Learn how to use local adjustments wisely.
• Why you should use Clarity in moderation.