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How to use Lightroom along with Photoshop, and how to make the two work together absolutely seamlessly. You can also download most of the same images used in the book to follow right along with. Show and hide more. Table of contents Product information.

Choose Import, then navigate to the downloaded presets, select them all, and click the Import button. Video — Creating a Frame in Photoshop. Remember me? That process was not as described and I lost most of my but backed up photo data. As a result of that, I had to wipe clean the Lightroom library again and import photos into the app's catalog system a third time!

The author also advises the reader to organize the photos in a certain fashion in chapter 1, but as it turns out, a lot, if not most of the organization was unnecessary and in fact, will actually make it harder to organize them in Lightroom's catalogs and collections system.

Update: Once past that nightmare, I think the book is helpful. Great effort is made to simplify complex operations, diagrams are reasonably good, the writing is engaging.

There are a few glaring deficiencies in this book. I wanted to enlarge a photo to work on blemishes and such. How does one do that? Good luck finding it. It certainly doesn't jump out in the index.

After an hour of infuriating fumbling around, I concluded that I need to go to the library view to enlarge, then back to the develop section to effect the changes. That's crazy. Is there a better way to do this?

Impossible to know from this book. I wanted to jump to a step in the history to remove that step. It would have been nice to know that if I hit the delete key, the entire photo gets deleted, not the step I wanted to be removed. How does one reverse the delete or even copy that photo back into the collection in which I was working? I stumbled around for at least another hour trying to figure out how to make that simple move, and the book was no help.

This is an author with a great reputation and a highly respected book. So then why isn't there a page that lists all the shortcuts?

To me that's an incredibly basic list absent from the book. So the book is helpful but there are some substantial and significant deficiencies. So helpful to learning a workflow. My favorite instructor. I tab label important pages and highlight steps, then I can easily access my steps until I learn it all by memory. I could do without so much humor to read and sift through. But maybe I need to lighten up!

I like simple step by step instructions. I get that from this book, but have to sift through and highlight what I want to follow. I've pretty much gotten on of these for each version of Lightroom.

Bottom line is, Lightroom is not that easy to figure out by yourself, Scott's books help a lot. His approach is practical and an easy read. My issue is with Lightroom itself, not the book. The whole Lightroom Classic vs Lightroom CC debacle gives the impression there is not clear path forward for Lightrooom classic users, and the uneasy co-existence of the two makes things more confusing.

Don't get me wrong, this is powerful software that is basically the industry standard, but making things easy for users is not their strong suit.

Bottom line: if you want a straight forward practical guide to how to use this software without getting lost in theory, this is the book to get. Thanks so much for buying the book and giving me the opportunity to show you some of the really cool things about Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC. Just a quick reminder: These downloadable photos from myself, Fotolia, Dollar Photo Club, and iStock, made available to you here, are licensed for your personal use only in practicing the techniques shown in the book.