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Before we can move on, there's lots of little things in the Library Module that we haven't looked at yet. In this session, we tour around the Library module looking for any remnants… and there are many of them!

Duration: 00:53 hr
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Lightroom for Aperture Users: Metadata

Live Training Session 204

In Live Training 204, we start to dig into metadata. Specially we are comparing and exploring Star Ratings, Flags, Color Labels, Keywords and the configurable Views in both Grid and Loupe views.

Duration: 00:49 hr
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Lightroom for Aperture Users: Search

Live Training Session 203

Live Training Session 203, explores Search which means we also look at Smart Collections (i.e. Smart Albums in Aperture).

Duration: 00:43 hr
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Lightroom for Aperture Users: Organizing

Live Training Session 202

Live Training Session 202, the second in the “Lightroom for Aperture Users” series, is all about organizing. We compare Aperture's Projects, Albums and Folders to Lightroom's Folders, Collection Sets and Collections.

Duration: 01:09 hr
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Lightroom for Aperture Users: Import

Live Training Session 201

And it begins! The first new Live Training video in the “Lightroom for Aperture Users” series is on Importing.

Duration: 00:51 hr
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Interview and Demo with Sean Bagshaw… "Extending Dynamic Range"

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February 5, 2016 - 9:00pm

You know those HDR image that don't look like HDR? Those fantastic landscape photos where every shadow and every highlight and every drop of color just ooze off the screen? In this interview and live demo, landscape photographer and renowned educator Sean Bagshaw introduces us to his course, “Extended Dynamic Range”, available as part of the “Bracketing and Blending Bundle” which also contains the “Bracketing Exposed” course by Jay and Varina Patel, plus six new exposure blending workflow tutorials.

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Lightroom Round-Tripping and Keywords

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November 18, 2015 - 9:00pm

Do you have Lightroom plug-ins that are in both the Photo > Edit In menu and the File > Plug-in Extras menu? Do you care about how tidy your keyword hierarchy is? If you answered yes to both questions, pay special attention to how keywords are handled when round-tripping photos through your plug-in.

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