A few things you’ll learn for this part of your workflow…
The step-by-step workflow I use for my photography studio
A total of 3 different editing workflows from which to create your own
What each panel does and when to use it in your editing process
2 types of edits that EVERY photo should receive and how to apply during import
Exactly where to start your editing and why
The one tool I use for dramatic skies
How to remove objects directly in Lightroom
The tool I use for removing blemishes
My preferred method for adding contrast
How much Clarity you should use and why
The difference between Vibrance & Saturation
How to convert to B&W like a pro
What the Camera Calibration panel is used for and why it’s important
Tools I use for creating vintage photos
How to fix lens distortion with one click
How to fix perspective issues
How to quickly and easily fix crooked photos, with 2 clicks
How not to over edit with Lightroom’s (some are hidden) built-in-warnings
How to adjust the individual RGB channels for complete creative control
Fulfill your creative vision with the HSL panel by targeting specific colors
Get even more creative by adding color to your Highlights and/or Shadows
How to get rid of that pesky Noise
Add some grain and/or vignette for a vintage look
How to batch edit 50 photos (or however many you want) in 10 seconds
There’s one panel I bet you’re not using now and should be. If you want to work faster and more accurately that is.