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Post-Processing with Adobe Lightroom
42 CQ
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Are you interested in learning how to use Adobe Lightroom for photo post-processing? In this lesson, walk through the process of editing a digital portrait.
Are you interested in learning how to use Adobe Lightroom for photo post-processing? In this lesson, walk through the process of editing a digital portrait.
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6 CQ
In this lesson, learn about how histograms measure light and dark exposures in Adobe Lightroom, and how to prevent a "washed out" look due to clipping.
In this lesson, learn about how histograms measure light and dark exposures in Adobe Lightroom, and how to prevent a "washed out" look due to clipping.
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7 CQ
In this lesson, learn more about using histograms on your DSLR camera as you shoot pictures to gather the maximum amount of data for post-processing.
In this lesson, learn more about using histograms on your DSLR camera as you shoot pictures to gather the maximum amount of data for post-processing.
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8 CQ
In this lesson, Eric and Michelle Fouche demonstrate how to use Adobe Lightroom to make a landscape photograph really pop without looking unnatural.
In this lesson, Eric and Michelle Fouche demonstrate how to use Adobe Lightroom to make a landscape photograph really pop without looking unnatural.
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8 CQ
In this lesson, delve deeper into Adobe Lightroom's post-processing features for landscapes, including exposure, highlight, shadow, and sharpening options.
In this lesson, delve deeper into Adobe Lightroom's post-processing features for landscapes, including exposure, highlight, shadow, and sharpening options.
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