Find Your Best Pictures! The Lightroom Library, Part 2: Collections, Keywords, Star Ratings & Editing Methods
Location: Colorado Photographic Arts Center
Room: CPAC Gallery - Belmar
Jan 16, 2013 (one day)
Meets 6:00 PM-9:00 PM
on Wed
Tuition: $60.00
(Member Discount Available)
Level: All Levels
Status: This program is completed
In Part 2 of The Lightroom Library, you will learn how to use
collections, keywords and metadata to instantly find your best
pictures in an ocean of digital exposures. Having a logical library
structure (part 1...) and understanding the benefits of using
collections and keywords (part 2...), will transform working with your
photo library into a sincere pleasure. Students will learn the basics
of using Lightroom's star-ratings, color labels, pick flags, as well
as several more editing methods.
- Applicable for Lr versions 2, 3, and 4
Instructor -- George Jardine
George Jardine took his degree in commercial photography and worked as
a professional photographer for over 10 years. His work has appeared
in Sports Illustrated, Better Homes and Gardens, Interior Design
magazine, and many other national publications. He has photographed
food, fashion, architecture and sports, including work for the NFL and
NBA, before "going digital". Following that, George joined the digital
revolution, joining Adobe Systems in 1993. As Digital Video Evangelist
for Adobe, George taught seminars and workshops in Premiere, After
Effects and Photoshop. In 2002, he began work on the Shadowland
project, which is now Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. George currently
teaches Lightroom and digital photography workshops, and produces
complete online video training courses for Lightroom that can be found
at http://mulita.com.
- a limited number of PC workstations are available on a first come first serve basis
- we highly recommend bringing a personal laptop to work on during class