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Combining Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC for a Seamless Workflow

 

Combining Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC for a Seamless Workflow

 

Class Description

Combining Adobe® Lightroom® CC and Adobe® Photoshop® CC for a Seamless Workflow.

Join Jan Kabili to learn how to use Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop as a team to enhance your photography. 


You’ll learn: 

  • How to pass photos from Adobe Lightroom to Adobe Photoshop and back to take advantage of both programs 
  • Practical scenarios from retouching to compositing 
  • How, why and when to use the two programs together 
This course is for you whether you're a novice photographer or a seasoned pro.  

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Software Used: Adobe Photoshop CC 2015, Adobe Lightroom CC 2015

Lessons

  1. Class Introduction
  2. How To Move Photos From Lightroom To Photoshop
  3. Add Text And Re-Edit In Photoshop And Lightroom
  4. Remove Content Using Photoshop Content Aware Tools
  5. Combine Images In A Composite In Photoshop
  6. Other Customizations And Preferences For Your Workflow

Reviews

a Creativelive Student
 

She is a wonderful instructor--very clear and concise--and offers so much information in a short time. Great!

Makinde Ilesanmi
 

This course was very useful. I enjoyed every bit of it, and Jan did a good job explaining [in simple terms], the interaction between LR and PS. Definitely a 5star

Art-is-Life
 

Even though I've never worked with Lightroom, the instructor was very clear about how to use the basic tools and move from LR to PS. She explained things well, didn't rush through so fast that it was impossible to follow her (as I have found with some of the other instructors on creativelive.com.) She seemed to have goals that filled the time without having to rush through or talk a mile-a-minute. I've been using PS for more than 25 years and am so used to it, I was reluctant to try Lightroom. From what I learned in the session, I'm confident I have enough knowledge to begin using its basic functions in conjunction with PS.