Advanced Lightroom & Photoshop CC for Wildlife Photography (Udemy.com)

Learn to master Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop CC for Wildlife Photography

( 10 Reviews )

Created by: Mark Dumbleton

Produced in 2018

What you will learn

Improve processing skills on your own wildlife photographs using Adobe Lightroom CC and Photoshop
Gain an advanced understanding of Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop
Take your photography to a new level
Learn how to use smart objects to take full advantage of RAW files
Achieve a better understanding of luminosity masks and other advanced techniques in Photoshop
Understand black and white processing in Lightroom
Improve the way your photographs look and help them stand out in a crowd

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Overall Score : 84 / 100

Course Description

Lightroom and Photoshop are the most popular photography editing programs on offer today. Learn to Master Lightroom and Photoshop today on your Wildlife Photography. This is a comprehensive course teaching you everything you need to know in Lightroom and Photoshop to take your wildlife photography to the next level. Advance your knowledge of Lightroom and Photoshop with easy to follow lectures explaining a detailed workflow in the Develop panel in Lightroom and advanced techniques in Photoshop specifically suited to Wildlife Photography.
Add value to your wildlife photography today!
In this Advanced Lightroom & Photoshop CC for Wildlife Photography course I go through my entire wildlife photograph editing workflow from start to finish across 2 modules. I explain & demonstrate everything from the develop panel in Lightroom (module 1) to advanced Photoshop work (module 2) including smart objects, luminosity selections, masking, dodging & burning, selective editing, fine-art black & white techniques and web sharpening to name a few.
Over 3 hours of lectures includes theories covered in a casual but informative way. By no means is this course a complete guide on how to use Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, the course purely describes how I implement them to create a workflow best suited to a wildlife photographer.Who this course is for:

Photographer with an interest in Wildlife Photography
Photographer wanting to improve knowledge of Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop
Photographer wanting to improve the way their photographs look and help them stand out in a crowd

Time: 3h

Instructor Details

Mark Dumbleton

4.2 Rating
10 Reviews

Driven by a passion to capture unique moments, fleeting light, breathtaking landscapes and fulfilling the desire to explore the wilderness areas of Planet Earth, I endeavour to evoke an emotion through my photography and portray the essence of magical moments in time. Born with an appreciation for the outdoors, I thrive on photographic exploration in search of unique perspectives. I am a landscape and wildlife photographer from Johannesburg in South Africa.

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By Mike robinson

Started out well, but the second half relies heavily on things which are "included in the downloads section" only they aren't, so you can't actually do any of the lessons as described. Download links need to be improved and as the version of the tools he uses are no longer available Mark really needs to either change the videos, or at least provide an upfront explanation of why they have changed and the differences. The first half (Lightroom) is excellent, the second half could be just as good, if the flaws are addressed.

By Roie Samara

Finally found a course that focus on wildlife photography edits, ,and I'm really really happy with my results.

Mark is an exellent teacher, and even helped me when I ask him something on Facebook and was really kind and friendly.

Thank you!

By Miguel Acosta

Walked away much more confident, I have looked at countless hours of videos on YouTube and other sources. This has been by far the best, most concise, easy to follow and understand. Great job Mark.

By Robert Charlesworth

It is useful course but obviously the software has been updated since the lessons were originally recorded, especially the luminosity section.

By Suhas De

Very basic information - something that can be found for free on YouTube. Was expecting more informative content, considering this to be a paid content.

By Aniket Oak

Nothing too advanced so far. Already had self-learnt everything covered in first three chapters, but style of instruction is promising and I think/hope there is more to come in later chapters.

By Ron Kirkwood

I just got back from South Africa and have lots of images I will work on in Lightroom. It was well worth the time and money.

By Penny Brooks

This is a course I will come back to. Lots of great ideas and I have learnt so much. Thank you very much.

By Vinyasa Ubaradka

Excellent! Like it!

By Sujay Bangalore

The requirement is to understand the tricks of getting things done and the control of error we can have, just explaining the existing controls as of now is too very basic. Hope this changes.