Develop: Optimising Images in Adobe Lightroom
This extended tutorial takes you through the entire editing workflow in Lightroom’s Develop module
Format: HD Movie Duration: 23 Minutes Software: Adobe Lightroom Skill Level: Beginner
This Adobe Lightroom image-editing workflow walks you step-by-step through the stages of optimising an image from start to finish. Although created for newcomers to Lightroom’s Develop module, Intermediate users will undoubtedly pick up a few tips that will fill a whole or two in a users working knowledge about post-production image editing.
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