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Adobe Lightroom Training Workshop Slides
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The PowerPoint slides used for a training workshop on the use of Adobe Lightroom for the organisation, manipulation and sharing of images for protected area management professionals.
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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP LIGHTROOM TRAINING
JOHN MAUREMOOTOO (PAN PROJECT CTA)
SHAKIL BEEDASSY (PAN PROJECT MANAGER)
A Picture is worth a
thousand words
A UNDP/GEF PAN Project Activity
2. Training Workshop Objectives
To introduce PAN personnel to:
• The use of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom for:
• Efficient and effective image organisation and retrieval
• Quick, simple but dramatic non-destructive photo
manipulation
6. Some Photography Basics
• Take lots of photos
• Shoot in RAW [if your camera has this capability]
• Use the “IAS” guidance to help you see the light!
• Look at the ISO
• Look at the Aperture Setting
• Look at the Shutter Speed
• Use simple composition rules
• Make the most of the golden hour
9. Some Image Organisation Basics
• Back up your images
• Use a calendar-based filing system
• Ensure that your camera is set to the right date & time
• Eliminate duplicates
• Don’t get clever in your filing system (attend to the details in
Lightroom)
• Back up your pictures before you edit
• Edit in Lightroom because all edits are non-destructive
• Back up both your photos AND your Lightroom Catalogue
10. Back up Your Images
1. COPY your SD card files to your hard disk
2. Make another copy in a different folder (ideally on a different
drive)
3. Delete the files from your SD card
4. Save your image files on a single Master Folder
5. Back up your Lightroom catalogue
6. Hard drives fail, equipment walks and humans are subject to
human error, so regularly perform an incremental backup to a
minimum of two external mediums.
Image: From Randy Krum (2014) Cool Infographics: Effective Communication with Data Visualization and Design
A few backup basics – John Mauremootoo’s system
Screenshots of my calendar-based folder structure
Screenshot of Duplicate Photo Finder – an inexpensive package to find and delete duplicate images
Demonstration of how to import images into Lightroom
Demonstration of the Library Module and some basic organisational tasks.
Demonstration of how to rename images
Demonstration of how to use the Map Module
Demonstration of how to add and edit keywords
Demonstration of stacking and its value for cleaning up your workspace
Demonstration of the value of combining the use of stacks with the compare view for choosing the best images from a group of similar images
Demonstration of the use of colour codes
Discussion on different possible ways to use the star system
Demonstration of the power of collections
Demonstration of simple image manipulations that can be undertaken in the Develop Module
Image processing example
Image processing example
Image processing example
Demonstration of how to export images
Demonstration of how to backup a Lightroom catalogue
Q&A session: final queries and how this training workshop can be followed up to maximise the value of the software for trainees and their organisations.
Closing slide showing a simple before and after image manipulation