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FREE Video - Workflow in Lightroom

Consider this. What good are all of your awesome digital images- if you can’t find them?

Now admit it. We ALL have had trouble with this.

Did you know that one of the primary reasons that Adobe developed Lightroom was to address that very problem!

Yet, many of us are not using Lightroom to it’s fullest potential. Myself included!

Jason Row has produced an awesome FREE video for us- where he shows us his workflow for cataloging images in Lightroom.

Jason makes his living- selling his photography. Knowing where and how to find an image is imperative to him.

Seems to me that when it comes to organizing photographs; he’s the guy to tell us how.

  • Learn the Lightroom Interface so that you know what to do and when for proper cataloging.
  • Discover how to hide modules so that your workspace is larger and easier to see!
  • Gain insight into proper cataloging techniques so that when the time comes- you can actually find the image you’re looking.
  • Get Jason’s tips on proper importing so that your library makes sense.
  • Hear Jason’s file naming system so that you can name your folders and files in a logical manner
  • Learn how to “Rate” your images during the import process so that your awesome photos are easy to find and your stinkers are gone!
  • Discover the power of keywording image files so that you can find the right shot when 1000s are on your hard drive.

Jason Row is a British born travel photographer now living in Ukraine. You can follow him on his Facebook page. He also maintains a portfolio of his work here.

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15 DSLR Photography Exercises to Master Your Camera

Knowing your way around a DSLR camera is always a challenge when you haven’t learned it hands-on!

Today, I have a comprehensive training guide that should help: Check it out here

Inside, you’ll find 15 step-by-step photography exercises to master DSLR camera fundamentals like exposure, sharpness, metering modes, white balance, focusing and a whole lot more.

All you need is your DSLR camera and just a little bit of motivation to get started (no excuses!)

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