Photoshop for Lightroom Users. 25 Photoshop techniques every Lightroom user should know.

Lightroom is great, but sometimes you need to do something that it just can't. In 'Photoshop for Lightroom Users', Lightroom and Photoshop guru shows you 25 typical case studies. From advanced skin retouching over eliminating tourists from travel images to working with type or adding textures and working with layers, this guide has it all. Moreover, Piet explains in great depth not only why but how you should go from Lightroom to Photshop and back.

There's no shortage of Photoshop courses but this course is unique in that it teaches Photoshop from a Lightroom user's perspective. In that sense, the course only talks about the features that make sense for photographers and that you cannot already do (better) in Lightroom.

Course contents:

• Introduction
• The Edit in Photoshop Command and the Photoshop Interface
• Combining the best of both worlds: an introduction to working with layers in Photoshop
• Retouching basics: the Clone Stamp tool
• The Vanishing Point Filter and Cloning in perspective
• Retouching with the Healing Brush, Spot Healing Brush and Patch Tool
• Advanced Retouching with Frequency Separation
• Portrait Retouching: How to make skin look more homogenous
• Working with Liquify and Puppet Warp
• Using Content-Aware Scale to repurpose images for Social Media use
• Adding a Logo
• An introduction to compositing: putting people in a different background
• Three ways to swap skies
• Changing the colour of an object
• Color grading in Photoshop
• Simulating Shallow Depth of Field
• Playing with Blending Modes: Adding Lens Flare and Smoke to an images
• Playing with Blending Modes: Changing a grey background
• Manually removing unwanted people in an image
• Automatically removing unwanted people in an image
• Using Photoshop to mix and match Lightroom presets
• Using the Open as Layers command to improve your flash photography
• The magic of Content-Aware Fill
• Getting Rid of Halos
• Working with Presets and Profiles in Adobe Camera Raw as a Smart Filter
• Working with Type and Text