Chapter 1 | p. 2 |
How to Automate the Importing of Photos by Using a Watched Folder | p. 15 |
Save Time By Creating Your Own File Naming Templates | p. 17 |
Choosing Your Preferences for Importing Photos | p. 22 |
Library Organizing Your Photos The Best Way to View Your Photos | p. 28 |
Making Your Own Custom Loupe View in the Library or Develop Module | p. 44 |
Sorting Your Photos | p. 46 |
Creating Descriptive Names for Your Color Labels | p. 57 |
Keeping Things Organized by Making Collections | p. 59 |
Staying Organized by Assigning More Keywords | p. 65 |
When To Use a Quick Collection Instead | p. 72 |
Stay Organized By Grouping (Stacking) Similar Photos | p. 74 |
Working With, and Adding to, Your Photo's Embedded Metadata | p. 81 |
If Your Camera Supports GPS, Prepare to Amaze Your Friends | p. 87 |
Finding the Photos You Want, Fast! | p. 89 |
Adding Your Studio's Name and Logo for a Custom Look | p. 93 |
The Hidden Power of the Filmstrip | p. 97 |
Renaming Photos Already on Your Computer | p. 98 |
Moving Photos and How to Use Folders | p. 100 |
Working with Multiple Libraries | p. 104 |
How to Automatically Back Up Your Database | p. 108 |
Changing Those Ornaments Below the Last Panel | p. 110 |
p. 113 | |
Quick Develop Making Minor Adjustments Doing Quick Fixes to Photos Right within the Library Module | p. 114 |
How to Apply that Same Fix to a Bunch of Other Photos | p. 123 |
Saving Your "Quick Developed" Photos as JPEGs | p. 125 |
p. 129 | |
Editing Essentials How to Develop Your Photos Setting Your White Balance in the Develop Module | p. 130 |
Making the Essential Adjustments | p. 136 |
Taking the Changes You Made to One Photo and Applying Them to Others | p. 148 |
The "No Risk" Way to Try Different Versions of Your Photo | p. 150 |
Using the Tone Curve to Add Contrast | p. 152 |
Seeing Before/After Versions While You Edit | p. 158 |
Saving Your Favorite Settings as Presets | p. 160 |
Boosting (or Reducing) Individual Colors | p. 164 |
Using Auto Sync to Fix Lots of Photos at Once | p. 170 |
Importing Develop Module Presets from Someone Else | p. 171 |
When to Jump to Adobe Photoshop, and How and When to Jump Back | p. 172 |
Saving Your Photos as JPEGs, TIFFs, PSDs, or DNGs | p. 180 |
How to Email Photos From Photoshop Lightroom | p. 184 |
p. 189 | |
Problem Photos Correcting Digital Camera Dilemmas How to Undo Any Change at Any Time | p. 190 |
Sharpening and Reducing Noise | p. 194 |
Fixing Chromatic Aberrations (a.k.a That Annoying Color Fringe) | p. 196 |
Removing (or Adding) Edge Vignetting | p. 198 |
Cropping and Straightening | p. 200 |
The Ultimate Way To Crop | p. 206 |
Basic Camera Calibration in Photoshop Lightroom | p. 207 |
Great Trick for "Dust Spotting" Your Photos | p. 209 |
Removing Spots and Other Nasty Junk | p. 210 |
Removing Red Eye | p. 216 |
Adding Photoshop Automation to Your Lightroom Workflow | p. 218 |
p. 225 | |
Gorgeous B&W Converting from Color to Black and White Basic Black and White (The One-Click Solution Using Quick Develop) | p. 226 |
Better Black and White By Doing It Yourself | p. 232 |
Adding a Split Tone Effect to Your Black-and-White Photos | p. 238 |
p. 245 | |
Slideshow Sharing Your Photos Onscreen Making an Instant Slide Show | p. 246 |
Slide Show Essentials (Plus How to Get the Right Photos Into Your Slide Show) | p. 248 |
Customizing the Look of Your Slides | p. 252 |
Using a Photo as Your Slide Background | p. 260 |
Saving Your Custom Slide Show as a Template | p. 262 |
Adding Music and Choosing Your Playback Options | p. 264 |
Emailing Your Slide Show | p. 268 |
p. 271 | |
Print Printing Your Photos Printing Made Really, Really Easy | p. 272 |
Adding Text to Your Print Layouts | p. 278 |
Printing Multiple Photos on One Page | p. 282 |
The Final Print Settings and Color Management | p. 290 |
Adding Cool Frame Borders to Your Prints | p. 296 |
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