Lightroom course with tips for an efficient photo workflow

An exciting video training course on getting started with image editing awaits you - you can find out everything you need to know here.

In this video training you will get an overview of what Lightroom actually does and whether it is made for your purposes.

Here I explain how the Lightroom interface is structured and how you can customize it.

With the right catalog settings, you will be able to work faster and better with Lightroom.

Lightroom is divided into different work modules. Here you can find out what they are used for.

In this video training, I'll show you how easy it is to import images into Lightroom.

With import presets, you can reach your goal faster in Lightroom!

Keywording in Lightroom is important. Here I explain how you can embed metadata into images more quickly using presets.

Manually synchronizing images every time you import them is tedious. Here you can learn how to speed up the process.

The library module is your basis. I'll show you an initial overview here.

Get your pictures in shape in the Develop module!

The map module allows you to organize your recording data cartographically.

In the book module, you can design photo books in no time at all.

What would pictures be without a corresponding presentation? Let me show you the slideshow module at a glance.

Looking at pictures on a monitor is nice, but they look even nicer when they are printed and hung on the wall.

Publishing on the Internet is easy with Lightroom.

You want to add your own names to pictures? Nothing could be easier.

To separate good from bad images, you need to mark them. This video training shows you how to do this.

Over time, a huge number of images accumulate. Intelligent filters teach you how to display them in a targeted manner.

Is the normal catalog in Lightroom no longer enough for you and you want a better overview? Then use collections.

At some point, even the best catalog becomes confusing. I'll show you here how you can easily work with multiple catalogs.

The right image selection is made before developing. Here you can find out how to get there quickly and easily.

Lightroom comes with many development presets. Learn how to use them here.

The before/after comparison helps you to keep an eye on your corrections at all times and not overshoot the mark.

Lightroom is designed for many images. It therefore makes sense to synchronize developments of a single image to a series.

The basic corrections or basic settings are the most powerful tools in Lightroom.

Here you will learn everything you need to know about common development tools in Lightroom.

HSL basically stands for three areas with which you can post-process images in detail in terms of color, saturation and brightness.

In this video training, I'll show you how to get your pictures really crisp.

If you brighten up underexposed photos, image noise quickly becomes visible. Here you can learn how to get it under control.

Weak images can be quickly enhanced with creative effects.

In this video training, you will learn how easy it can be to correct vignetting with Lightroom or to deliberately enhance it.

Just like before, you can also crop your images with Lightroom, i.e. define a section of the image.

Different aspect ratios are a dime a dozen. Here you can learn how to adjust the aspect ratio of a photo.

You can use the area repair function to remove minor issues such as sensor spots from your photo.

Here you will learn to apply the radial gradient, a circular change.

The linear gradient is your all-purpose weapon if you want to make the sky blue and dramatic, for example.

With this almost magical brush, you can paint on specific changes directly in Lightroom.

In this video training you will learn how to create a panorama from several photos in Lightroom.

Here I'll show you how to create an HDR in Lightroom from a series of exposures.

Lightroom can now also read and partially edit videos.

Here you will learn how to extract images from videos.

Lightroom's sorting options aren't enough for you? Then you've come to the right place with face recognition.

Here you will learn about the various options of the slideshow module.

We create a slideshow with Lightroom using a practical example.

There are various settings to make before printing, which I explain to you in this video training.

The right color space is half the battle for a good printout of your photos.

In this video training I explain the print dialog and what you should pay attention to.

You can create an internet gallery directly from Lightroom.

Here you will learn everything you need to know to export your gallery.

Various settings determine the appearance of your gallery on the web.

There are a few important tips to bear in mind for the first book.

Here we create a layout for a book together, which you can change as you wish.

I'll show you here how and where you can order or publish your own photo book directly in Lightroom.

Your images are fully developed. Now it's time to make the necessary export settings.

Use export presets to speed up and automate the export of your photos.

Watermarks are useful to protect your images from theft and to mark them with recognition value.

Export services allow you to automatically provide images for specific purposes.

Collections don't necessarily have to stay local on your computer. I'll show you here how you can publish them.

Using a concrete example, we practise the application of series development together.

Working with presets in Lightroom is a real time saver. Especially when they are your own presets.

Color shifts, whether intentional or not, are quick and easy to correct in Lightroom.

In this video training, we will master a common image look for weddings and its variations together.

Beauty retouching in Lightroom? Is that possible? Of course it is! And I'll show you how to do it here.