The Photoshop Lightroom Workbook:
Workflow not Workslow in Lightroom
2 by Jamie Spritzer
You Will Want The Photoshop Lightroom Workbook: Workflow Not Workslow, And
You Too Will Read It At Least Twice;
Photoshop Lightroom is the new software from Adobe aimed specifically at
photographers and its taking the photography world by storm. This no-
nonsense guide to setting up an efficient workflow in Lightroom offers all
the advice you need to master Adobes clever workflow tool and make it
work for you.
As co-founders of the renowned and hugely popular photography training
and consultancy company D-65 (D-65.com), Seth Resnick and Jamie
Spritzer are the perfect guides to lead you through the maze technical
problems and practical challenges that stand between you and a seamless
digital workflow with Lightroom at the core. Keep the lens cap on until

youve read the essential pro tips in this new Lightroom book from Focal
Press!
* The essential guide to setting up an efficient workflow with Photoshop
Lightroom from two of the industrys most respected photography trainers
* Insider tips and tricks explain not only how to use Lightroom but also how
best to work pre-capture to ensure you get the best out of Lightroom post-
capture
* Packed with essential advice and stunning images to illustrate and
inspire, Seth and Jamie explain technical concepts with ease in a way only
pro trainers can--buy the book and see why their workshops sell out in a
flash!
Personal Review: The Photoshop Lightroom Workbook:
Workflow not Workslow in Lightroom 2 by Jamie Spritzer
In learning and teaching Lightroom, I have several books which do a
decent job. However, most of them are in the style of cookbooks which
have a very definite place in the library for my beginners.
The Resnik Spritzer book is different in that, to my thinking, it would not be
the first book I would recommend to digital beginners. I would recommend
the step-by-step Kelby book to get you up and running. After that, The
Photoshop Lightroom Workbook will fill in the many gaps and vague
uderstandings very nicely indeed.
In fact, the first three chapters are excellent particularly for their reasoned
and clear explanation of the crucial difference in the linear way digital
camera sensors capture and display luminosity levels, and the implications
of that for the way one should expose in RAW. It is invaluable information.
Co-founders of D65.com, Resnik and Spritzer, are digital instructors to be
watched because of their stated passion for becoming an industry
standard for the dissemination of quality professional information regarding
digital photography and post processing they intend bringing to the reading
public.
If this book is any indication of the accessible depth of knowledge and
quality information regarding Lightroom 2 practice they provide for working
photographers and instructors, then D65 (their company) and these
authors are ones I will be keeping a watchful eye out for.
You will find The Photoshop Lightroom Workbook by Seth Resnik and
Jamie Spritzer quite unlike any other book on the market, covering as it
does pre-capture, valuable advice on optimum file quality based on

experience, and a valuable Q&A section at each chapter end which serves
as a revision of the core concepts of that chapter.
Aimed (successfully) somewhere between the advanced
enthusiast/amateur and the sub-geek, The Photoshop Lightroom
Workbook stands head and shoulders above any other Lightroom book
currently on the market.
That, in itself, is recommendation enough.
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