Portrait Fundamentals Photo Editing and Digital Workflow Webinar

This portrait photo editing and digital workflow webinar video is restricted to students enrolled in the Portrait Fundamentals course.

If you’re a student and wish to watch the webinar, simply log into your profile using the “login” link in the navigation bar at the top of the website.

These are the topics covered and the questions that were answered in the training session:

Tips for culling and processing your portrait images

In this group class, we’ll give you some general tips on how to organize, sort, cull, and process your portrait photos.

Here is a handy list of all the computer stuff (hard drives, etc.) that Bruce and Darlene use.

Notes for the outline below are available for students of Portrait Fundamentals.

#1 Downloading and formatting

#2 – Organizing your files

#3 – Culling and picking your favorite images

What editing software to choose?

There are many photo editing programs on the market, here are just a few:

Adobe Photoshop Elements
Photoshop CC (full version)
Lightroom Classic
Lightroom CC
Luminar 4
On1
Topaz Studio
Capture One
Affinity
AfterShot Pro by Corel
And more…

If you aren’t sure which to choose read my review of 10 different programs here (note it’s in two parts).

Luminar 4 – my recommendation for beginners

If you wish to buy Luminar it is a one-time purchase, no monthly subscription fees! As a Skylum Ambassador, I have been given two special links that I can share with you (only for my students). The regular price of Luminar 4 is $89 USD.

There are two special packages for you to choose from:

Discount for students of Portrait Fundamentals only

Please keep in mind that my coupon code or any others do not work with these offers.

Learning Luminar

If you use Lightroom and want to get a set of my LR presets use this code (enter it when you get to the checkout page) to get $10 off and pay only $19: Discount code available for students only

Get more tips here: Learn Lightroom

Get some Photoshop tips here:

NOTE: Non-destructive editing

Lightroom and Luminar do not alter your images directly, so saving inside those programs is not necessary. When editing with Photoshop or Elements or similar programs make sure you edit using layers and use “save as” so you do not save over your original camera files.

NOTE: To delete or not to delete

#4 – Process to preview quality

#5 – Fully process all chosen or top images

#6 – Exporting or saving the edit images

Other Webinars

A complete listing of all available Portrait Fundamentals Course Webinars is listed on the bottom of the Portrait Fundamentals webinars page.
Or review all Digital Photo Mentor Webinars here.

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