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The ultimate Lightroom image editing course with 65 comprehensive units on using the powerful image processing capability of Lightroom.
In this course, we look in-depth at how to make your photos better in post-processing. We do not cover organisation in the Lightroom Library but have chosen to concentrate on the core image editing functionality including RAW processing within the Develop module. This is a course specifically designed for photographers and covers all the common issues you face in post-processing.
You do not need prior Lightroom experience to take this course although it would help in getting up to speed with the interface.
IOP provides image files that you can load up into Lightroom and edit along with your tutor.
- 65 in-depth units giving you the essential image editing techniques in easy to manage chunks
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- 50 photographs to edit alongside your tutor
- Covering topics such as fixing lighting issues, retouching, special effects, spot removal and healing, filters, RAW processing and much, much more.
- Membership of the IOP Camera Club forums for help, support and feedback
- Live chat for immediate help and advice
- 2 hours of dedicated tutor chat every week
- Eligibility for NUS Extra card with ££s savings
- Unlimited time to complete the course*
- Diploma in Image Editing – Lightroom pdf certificate
* You have lifetime access to the course but you must log in at least once every 12 months to keep your account active
** IOP are not affiliated with or endorsed by Adobe
Unit 1: Setup
POST-PRODUCTION BASICS
Unit 2: Tips for Image Processing
Unit 3: Making Basic Corrections
Unit 4: The Tone Curve
Unit 5 : HSL Adjustments
Unit 6: B&W Conversion
Unit 7: Split Toning
Unit 8: Detail
Unit 9: Lens Correction
Unit 10: Effects
Unit 11: Camera Calibration & Soft Proofing
LOCAL ADJUSTMENT TOOL BASICS
Unit 12: Section Introduction
Unit 13: Cropping
Unit 14: Spot Removal & Healing
Unit 15: Red Eye Correction
Unit 16: Graduated Filters
Unit 17: Radial Filters
Unit 18: Adjustment Brushes
WORKFLOW & DEVELOPING TIPS
Unit 19: Section Introduction
Unit 20: Using the Navigator
Unit 21: How to Create Presets
Unit 22: Presets vs Snapshots
Unit 23: Using the History Panel
Unit 24: How to Create Local Adjustment Presets
Unit 25: Virtual Copies
Unit 26: Our 15 Most Used Develop Functions & Shortcuts
Unit 27: Five Methods of Synchronising Develop Settings
DEVELOPING FROM START TO FINISH
Unit 28: Section Introduction
Unit 29: Fixing Harsh Lighting
Unit 30: Fixing Heavily Underexposed Images
Unit 31: Fixing Overexposure and Flares
Unit 32: How to Create a Panoramic Image
Unit 33: Making it Pop
Unit 34: Boosting Dynamic Range
Unit 35: Boosting Dynamic Range Part 2
Unit 36: Dramatic Landscape Colouring
Unit 37: Flattering Portraiture
Unit 38: Beautiful Black & White
Unit 39: Colour Split Toning
Unit 40: Black and White Split Toning
Unit 41: Female Portrait Retouch Part 1
Unit 42: Female Portrait Retouch Part 2
Unit 43: Male Portrait Retouch Part 1
Unit 44: Male Portrait Retouch Part 2
Unit 45: Couples Portrait Retouch Part 1
Unit 46: Couples Portrait Retouch Part 2
Unit 47: Bright & Airy Newborns
Unit 48: Coloured Vintage Fade Part 1
Unit 49: Coloured Vintage Fade Part 2
Unit 50: Simulating Colour Film Part 1
Unit 51: Simulating Colour Film Part 2
Unit 52: Simulating Black & White Film
Unit 53: Dramatic Mood Shots Part 1
Unit 54: Dramatic Mood Shots Part 2
Unit 55: Grungy Street Portraits
Unit 56: Creating a Tilt Shift
Unit 57: Creating a Toy Camera Edge Softened Look
WRAPPING UP AND PRACTICAL MODULES
Unit 58: Section Introduction
Unit 59: Using the Map Module
Unit 60: The Power of the Book Module
Unit 61: Using the Book Module for Wall Murals
Unit 62: Creating Slideshows
Unit 63: The Print and Web Modules
Unit 64: Feedback
Unit 65: Your Diploma in Image Editing – Lightroom certificate
