Glazer's Live | Lightroom Classic Develop 1: Basic Concepts

This class introduces you to essential tools and non-destructive editing techniques, empowering you to experiment fearlessly while refining your edits with ease. Whether you're new to Lightroom or looking to solidify your foundation, this class will guide you through the core techniques that will transform your editing approach, giving your images clarity, depth, and impact. By the end of the class, you'll have a solid understanding of the essential tools within Lightroom's Develop module and the confidence to elevate your photo editing skills.

Key Topics Covered:

• Understanding the Histogram & Shadow/Highlight Clipping: Learn how to read your histogram for better exposure control and avoid clipping in shadows and highlights.
• Mastering the Basic Panel: Fine-tune overall tone and contrast to achieve the perfect balance for your images.
• Tone Curve: Gain precise control over contrast and tonal adjustments using the Tone Curve panel.
• Texture, Clarity, and Dehaze: Understand the differences and how to apply these tools for enhancing details and mood in your photos.
• Vibrance vs. Saturation: Learn when to use each for subtle or intense color adjustments to bring your images to life.
• White Balance Strategies: Discover three key strategies to achieve accurate and natural color temperature in your photos.
• The Color Mixer Panel: Dial in specific colors for targeted adjustments, enhancing your images with precision.
• Creative Color Grading: Unlock the potential of Lightroom's Color Grading panel to add mood and style to your images.
• Syncing Develop Settings: Learn three efficient methods for syncing develop settings across multiple images to streamline your workflow.
• A recording of the class will be available to students after the class

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CLASS DETAILS:

• Target Audience: This program is suitable for both current and new Lightroom Classic users.
• Length of Program: 3 Hours
• This class will be held online using Zoom. It will be an interactive meeting where you will still be able to participate and ask questions.
• The Zoom link information will be sent to students the Wednesday and Friday prior to the class.
• A link to handouts will be sent to students the Friday prior to class.
• A recording of the class will be available to students after the class.
• If you’re not able to attend, by registering, you will still receive a link to the recording of the class.

**RECORDING OF THE SESSION WILL BE AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS AFTER THE CLASS**