Here, students learn how to navigate the slideshow interface and create stunning slideshows from image collections using various slideshow templates. Once students have a firm handle on the foundations, the course transitions into exploring the Lightroom slideshow module. This includes a number of file handling options, interface preferences, identity plate configuration, and watermarking. In section three, we complete our overview of the Lightroom interface by showcasing a few more essential features. Students also learn the concept of image resolution and the importance of pixel density in determining image quality. We discuss RAW vs JPEG vs TIFF files, along with color space comparisons between sRGB, RGB and CMYK.

Here, we demonstrate the importance of understanding various image compression types and the quality vs size trade off. Once students have a handle on the foundations, the course takes an in-depth look into file formats and color space. In this section students also learn to work with metadata presets, and preferences related to import options. From there students learn to configure catalog settings while using the import dialog and import file handling. We start right from the basics, where we explore the Lightroom interface and creating an image catalog.

Page/Album (limit of 500 images per album)Īny changes/edits you make to your Lightroom images and albums will need to be reimported to Adobe Portfolio.This course offers a comprehensive guide to the foundations of Adobe Lightroom CC, with a primary focus on the Lightroom Print, Slideshow, and Web Modules.

Once the photos are synced in Classic, you should be able to see them everywhere Adobe Lightroom CC operates.

If you’re looking to share your photos from Classic into services like Behance and Portfolio, please be sure to turn on and sync the appropriate Albums you have in Classic. We do not have an integration with Lightroom Classic. The Lightroom and Portfolio integration works directly with Adobe Lightroom CC, Lightroom Mobile, Lightroom Web.

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