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This is a beginner session on how to manage all your digital images. The session starts by looking at the difference between shooting JPG images and shooting RAW images, and the pros and cons between them.
The next section of the session covers naming conventions and filing conventions and why it is important to settle on a standard that works for you.
The final part of this session is an overview and walk-through of Adobe Lightroom. Lightroom is the tool we recommend for managing and processing your images.
This session is the foundation session for our series of Adobe Lightroom training sessions.
This session may be taken as a standalone session or in conjunction with the other Lightroom sessions. As with all Academy Events – printed training notes will be provided.
Suitable for: Beginners or anyone struggling to manage their ever-growing collection of digital images. Not all cameras are capable of shooting in RAW mode, but if your camera is and you don’t yet shoot in RAW this session will help convince you to make the switch. The overview of Lightroom is intended to be a very quick overview giving a flavour of what Lightroom can do. For detailed Lightroom training see events:
- CR006 – Introduction to Digital Image Management and Editing
- CR501 – Lightroom: The Library Module
- CR502 – Lightroom: The Develop Module
- CR510 – Lightroom: Turbo Charge your Workflow
- CR515 – Lightroom: Output Options
SPECIAL OFFER: Book and pay for four of these Lightroom events before 20 September and I will add you to the fifth event free of charge!
A minimum of two photographers booking will be required to run this event.
| Don’t forget, Academy Members get a £5 discount on this event. Why not join the Academy today? |
I may have a problem as we are due to return to Manchester on this day (landing in Manchester airport at 11:20am)
Should there be problems with flights etc etc
If you have 10 people booked I would be happy to drop out of this course for the reasons given above.
I already shoot in raw and I already use lightroom, it is the naming and filing conventions I am most interested
As you’re aware, I attended this series on Lightroom before but I know I’ll benefit from returning to it again in order to make much better use of Lightroom hereafter.