lightroom for beginners

[holty]

hi
im looking for tutorials for a beginner for lightroom
all help appreciated

 

[scott199]

There’s an loads on YouTube, best to have a look and find someone that you like or works for you, most are very informative, some are dull and boring, others are massively hypo, all depends what you prefer.

I have a little playlist of vids I find helpful, your welcome to it, but just search lightroom tutorials and you’ll have thousands to look through, might be better to be spacific, like lightroom catalog tutorial or lightroom basic colour grading etc.

Hope that helps

 

[wave01]

The Nothrups do a lot I learnt a lot but on the end keep practicing

 

[Furtim]

hi
im looking for tutorials for a beginner for lightroom
all help appreciated

Julieanne Kost is where I started - simple, to the point, and because she's already paid by Adobe, no self aggrandising, just the facts.
It's a solid foundation to start with and then support with other videos / experimentation of choice!

http://www.jkost.com/lightroom.html

 

[Major Eazy]

hi
im looking for tutorials for a beginner for lightroom
all help appreciated

Good book...

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show...p-lightroom-cc-book-for-digital-photographers

I got this book, read it, and got enough ideas on how to use LR.

 

[Professor1991]

I was in a similar position when I decided to post processing my photos. I downloaded Lightroom for Mobile and I found it to be a good stepping stone. It allowed me to get my head around certain concepts so when finally got Lightroom for desktop, I at least had some footing in the program and it wasn't too alien.

 

[jpgreenwood]

Serge Ramelli is also easy to listen to.

 

[ancient_mariner]

I used the Anthony Morganti video series to get me started, but he does have some slightly curious ways of handling tones. Otherwise his explanations were very simple, clear and helpful.

 

[Shanks]

Another vote for the Anthony Morganti series. I found them a great starter.