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课程名称：Adobe Lightroom大师班 - 初学者到专家 课程概述： Adobe Lightroom是一款强大直观的程序，用于增强、组织和编辑照片。无论是手机照片还是RAW DSLR图像，用户均可进行改进。本课程探讨了该程序的许多令人兴奋的功能。以下是课程内容的简要总结： 第一部分：介绍 学生将获得学习目标的概述以及课程将要探讨的一些关键功能。 第二部分：基础知识 学生学习创建和配置目录设置及Lightroom偏好设置。同时介绍导入对话框及可应用于图像的多种重要自定义预设，包括文件处理、文件重命名程序、元数据预设及其他导入选项。 第三部分：文件格式与色彩空间 本部分提供与摄影及Lightroom相关的文件格式和色彩空间的深入概述。探讨压缩数据格式与RAW数据格式的优缺点。学生学习如何有效处理用于屏幕和打印发布的色彩配置文件，并比较sRGB、Adobe RGB、ProPhoto RGB、CMYK和Lab Color等主要色彩空间。同时学习如何配置Lightroom的外部应用程序列表，以便从Lightroom导出和编辑图像。 第四部分：基本配置 学生学习如何使用偏好面板、身份牌和图像水印自定义和配置Lightroom界面。 第五部分：库模块 本节介绍Lightroom中最重要的模块之一——库模块。学生将导入一组图像并应用多种排序属性对其进行过滤和组织，学习关键词、关键词集、颜色标签、标记和元数据等的使用。探索创建集合集、集合、智能集合和自定义过滤规则，以掌握高级过滤技术。 第六部分：开发模块 学生学习如何在Lightroom的开发模块中使用多种专业技术进行惊艳的照片增强，包括使用开发预设、创建快照和探索历史面板。深入了解Lightroom的图像直方图，并使用曝光和白平衡调整进行准确的图像修正。 第七部分：地图模块 学生学习如何对图像进行地理标记并在地图上进行标注，探索地图视图、过滤和自定义筛选位置。 第八部分：书籍模块 本节教学生使用Lightroom的书籍模块创建令人惊叹的相册，探索自定义书籍布局和文本效果，并学习将书籍导出为PDF文件或JPEG文件。 第九部分：幻灯片模块 学生学习如何使用幻灯片模块创建自定义幻灯片，探索自定义模板、布局选项及多种回放方法，并学习导出高质量的幻灯片。 第十部分：打印模块 本节探讨使用预设和自定义 print 布局有效打印图像的技巧，演示如何软打样以确保显示器和打印机之间的色彩校准。 第十一部分：网页模块 学生学习如何轻松创建和发布网络照片库，探索自定义布局选项和上传设置。 第十二部分：发布图像 本节教学生使用Lightroom内置的多种发布服务，自动上传和共享图像至Facebook和Flickr。 第十三部分：直接连接 学生学习如何通过直接连接相机与Lightroom在家中建立摄影工作室。 课程要求： 本课程最适合初学者到中级用户，无需预先了解Adobe Lightroom。所有工作文件和软件的免费试用版下载链接均包含在内。课程可兼容于5.0以上版本的Adobe Lightroom，适用于MAC或PC。
Adobe Lightroom is a powerful, intuitive program used for enhancing, organizing, and editing your photos. Users can render enhancements on everything from smartphone photos to raw DSLR images. This course explores many of the exciting features this program offers. Take a look at just a brief summary of the course content below. Section 1: Introduction Students are provided with an overview of learning objectives and some of the key features that the course will explore. Section 2: Fundamentals Students learn to create and configure catalog settings and Lightroom preferences. We also introduce students to the Import Dialog and many of the important customization presets that can be applied to images. This includes file handling, file renaming procedures, metadata presets and other import options. Section 3: File Formats and Color Space This section provides an in-depth overview of file formats and color spaces relevant to photography and Lightroom. We explore the various pros and cons of compressed vs. RAW data formats. Students learn to effectively work with color profiles intended for both screen and print publishing. We provide a comparison of key color spaces including, sRGB, Adobe RGB, ProPhoto RGB, CMYK and Lab Color. Students also learn to configure Lightroom's External application list, to export and edit images from Lightroom to third party applications. Section 4: Basic Configuration Students learn to customize and configure the Lightroom interface using the preferences panel, identity plates and image watermarks. Section 5: Library Module This section introduces students to one of the most important modules in Lightroom, the Library. Here, students will import a gallery of images into Lightroom and apply several sorting attributes to filter and organize images. Students learn to work with keywords, keyword sets, color labels, flags, and metadata. From there, students learn to create collection sets, collections, smart collections and custom filtering rules to master advanced filtering techniques. We also explore automated watch folders, and smart previews to edit images off-location. Students are introduced to the Quick Develop panel to make basic adjustments in the Library module. Section 6: Develop Module Students learn to master Lightroom's Develop module to perform stunning photo enhancements using a number of professional techniques. We start by teaching development presets, creating snapshots and exploring the history panel. From there, we explore screen modes, and different views to edit and compare images while making adjustments. We present an in-depth look into Lightroom's image histogram for making accurate image corrections using exposure and white balance adjustments. We explore many exciting tools including, crop overlay, spot removal, clone tool, red eye reduction, graduated filter, radial filter and the adjustments brush. Students will have the opportunity to use these tools in a number of exercises, designed to transform ordinary images into stunning, studio quality work. In addition to the tools, students will also work with a number of other adjustment panels to adjust tone curves, HSL, noise reduction, lens corrections, image transformations and artistic vignettes. We also explore RAW file white balance adjustments and color calibration. Students are introduced to metadata modifications, and writing data to XMP Sidecar files. Section 7: Map Module Students learn to geotag images and plot them on a Map. We explore map views, filtering and creating saved locations for custom filtering using GPS. Section 8: Book Module This section teaches students to create breathtaking photobooks using Lightroom's book module. We explore custom book layouts, book formatting, and applying text and background effects. Students also learn to export books as PDF documents, JPEG files or upload directly to Blurb. Section 9: Slideshow Module Students learn to create customized slideshows using the Slideshow module. We explore custom templates, layout options, text overlays, intro screens, embedding audio, video and a number of playback methods. We also explore methods to export the slideshow to render high-quality presentations. Section 10: Print Module This section explores effective techniques to print images using preset and customized print layouts. Students learn to soft-proof images to ensure color calibration between the monitor and printer. We also demonstrate working with layout styles and page options for optimal quality photographs. Section 11: Web Module Students learn to create and publish web photo galleries with ease, using Lightroom's Web Module. We explore custom layout options, color palettes, output settings and uploading. Section 12: Publishing Images This section teaches students to use a number of publish services built into Lightroom. Students learn to automatically upload and share images instantly to Facebook and Flickr. We also explore publishing images to local and external storage devices, email, and CD/DVD. Section 13: TetheringStudents learn to setup an in-home studio by connecting their camera directly to Lightroom. Requirements This course is best suited for beginner to intermediate users. No prior knowledge or experience with Adobe Lightroom is required for enrollment. All working files and a download link to a free trial version of the software is included. The course is compatible with any version of Adobe Lightroom above 5.0 on MAC or PC.
