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He played a key managerial role with the original development team for Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and he was AdobeвЂ™s first Pro Photography Evangelist for Lightroom. George Jardine on Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom and Digital Photography вЂ“ If you want to learn Lightroom from someone who knows it inside and out, George is your guy. If youвЂ™re not familiar with it, within the suite is Perfect Effects and it has some interesting presets and filters for finishing off your images after youвЂ™ve done your basic processing in Lightroom.

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OnOne Blog вЂ“ Contributors Matt Kloskowski, Patrick Smith and Peter Kinnan show post-processing techniques using Lightroom and Perfect Photo Suite in free videos tutorials. YouвЂ™ll find him on KelbyOne, CreativeLive and other training sites. He teaches seminars and conferences all over the world. He is a great teacher, easy to listen to and follow and I always learn something new from him. Matt is the former VP of Photography at on1.com where he does lots of video tutorials. He always has great tips, tutorials and articles on Lightroom and photography in general, as well as a showcase of his own beautiful images. ItвЂ™s another of my favorite- go-to sites. Matt Kloskowski Matt is a bestselling author of 20+books, a Lightroom and Photoshop instructor and amazing landscape photographer. What I especially like is that theyвЂ™re quick tips, not extensive tutorials that take a long time to get through, but theyвЂ™re spot-on. Be sure to add this site to your RSS feed. Like this one, about a little вЂњgotchaвЂќ that can happen when using the Upright Constrain Crop feature. Even very experienced users will pick up great tips. ItвЂ™s one of my regular go-to sites to learn new things. Concepcion and other experts give daily tips on using Lightroom. Lightroom Killer Tips This is an awesome blog, run by photographer and Photoshop/Lightroom guru Scott Kelby of. If you have some unique issue going on in Lightroom that has you stumped, Victoria is the one you want. Victoria, AKA The Lightroom Queen, runs and she found the same questions came up over and over, so she came up with this book so you have all the answers at your fingertips. You can thank her by getting her book, вЂњAdobe Lightroom 6 вЂ“ The Missing FAQвЂќ which will give you answers to frequently asked questions. ItвЂ™s a really great guide and sheвЂ™s super generous to offer it for free. It sure helped me when I was getting started.

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Lightroom Queen вЂ“ If youвЂ™re brand new to Lightroom and donвЂ™t know where to start, the first thing you should do is head over to Victoria BamptonвЂ™s site and download her free Lightroom Quickstart Guide.

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She always seems to know what people most want to learn and how to help you вЂњget it.вЂќ Her tutorials are very detailed and experienced users will pick up lots of helpful tips. Laura has a way of explaining things that makes it easy for beginners to understand and implement quickly. Her site has a lot of helpful free tutorials, both written and video, as well as paid video training including the very popular video workshops, вЂњAdobePhotoshop Lightroom 5: The Fundamentals and BeyondвЂќ and вЂњLightroom 5: Producing Great Output.вЂќ She also offers private instruction and workshops. Laura ShoeвЂ™s Lightroom вЂ“ Laura is an Adobe certified Lightroom instructor and photographer. IвЂ™ll check it out and if it looks like it will be helpful to people IвЂ™ll add it. IвЂ™m constantly adding to the list, so if a site you like is missing, please let me know in the comments. They all love to teach and theyвЂ™re pretty generous in offering free stuff, youвЂ™ll even find a bunch of links to free presets. These sites are run by experts like Scott Kelby, Victoria Bampton, George Jardine, Tony Northrup, Trey Radcliff and others, so youвЂ™ll find lots of good resources. IвЂ™ve even included the top Lightroom YouTube channels and pretty much everything else I could find that could help you with processing, organizing and printing your images. It includes links to popular blogs and free tutorial sites, paid training and membership sites, presets and plugins, forums and discussion groups. IвЂ™ve scoured the internet and spend countless hours asking in forums, chatting with experts and checking out websites and came up with what I think is one of the most comprehensive lists of Lightroom sites on the web. There are lots of places to get Lightroom tutorials or other help and resources, many of them are free.

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