Batch Editing 1 (Using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3)
In this first batch editing tutorial Mike Walen shows you how to apply presets and settings to multiple images at once using the sync and auto sync options. Batch processing can save you time and help automate and reduce your digital photography post-processing time. The demonstration is carried out using Photoshop Lightroom 3 and uses RAW files from a Canon 7D.
In this tutorial, AJ demonstrates how to use Lightroom to retouch a portrait image. Share this video, Tweet to your friends: bit.ly Join My Adobe Community on Facebook: ajwood.com Find me on Twitter: twitter.com NAPP Wants YOU! ajwood.com Use Promo Code “ajwood” for $ Discount & Free DVD Get the iPhone app: ajwood.com Adobe Training by media-cats.com
Hi sir, im new to these,can you help me on how to save my final work? in these software. thanks alot
Thanks! Just what? I needed!
THANK YOU!? You are the best.
Excellent, I was trying to figure out how to do this, I’ve ignored? that sync button since I used Lightroom 2
Very easy to follow – thank you!?
Thank you so much ..? This is going to save me so much time with my nightclub photography !! Thank you
Thank you, this? was so helpful!
I haven’t been able to find any decent tutorials previously. Good job.
Thank you sir you help me a lot…?
@chrisgazaful – if you have CS5, I assume you mean you have Photoshop CS5. This particular retouch is done in Lightroom 3. If you wanted to use Photoshop CS5 you would actually open the image inside Adobe Camera Raw (ACR). You would find the Basic Panel there as it does? not exist inside of Photoshop.
where do u find the basics? panel ?
i have CS5
so informative. thank? you so much
good work!?
Awesome, you made it so easy? to understand!
Very? nice!
awesome!?
Very clear and very helpful! Thank? you very much!!!!
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Very helpful!
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Nice? work ! Thanks
Nice tutorial!? Keep up the good work!
Great one, thanks for that?
Thanks for the? tutorial
Awesome as always AJ…….VERY informative. ? Fantastic delivery….
MJ – NTPC