Recommend a Lightroom 2.0 Book

[jd callow]

Good Day,
I need to bone up on Lightroom's library, and meta data capabilities. If there is a good book or website that gives this subject some coverage I'd love to know about it.

Thanks in Advance.

jdc

 

[Pinholemaster]

Scott Kelby writes well of Lightroom. Check out his books.

 

[clay]

The Martin Evening book is very organized and thorough. That is the one I read through and keep going back to as a reference.

 

[pgles]

I recommend Seth Resnick and Jamie Spritzer's book "The Photoshop Lightroom Workbook, Focal Press for Lightroom 2. I also highly recommend their workshops that you can find at d-65.com. The workshops are given in major cities all over the country. They are great people to learn from.
Regards,
Les

 

[Joe Lipka]

www.lynda.com has a great lightroom 2.0 on line course. It's $25 for a whole month. You can take as many courses as you like for a whole month. The format is lecture/demonstration. Very well done.

 

[jd callow]

Great Info Guys. I will look check the local book warehouse as well as Lynda.com and d-65.com and let you know what I did. I'm going to be helping a client organize their stock images and they want to use Lightroom to create their library.

 

[donbga]

Great Info Guys. I will look check the local book warehouse as well as Lynda.com and d-65.com and let you know what I did. I'm going to be helping a client organize their stock images and they want to use Lightroom to create their library.

I would also recommend Glen Mitchell's web site, The Light is Right for a lot of good content for PS, LR and other digital editing issues.

Mitchell doesn't pull any punches with his critiques of books, software, videos, and Adobe evangelists. His software reviews, tutorials and actions are all very good, IMO.

http://www.thelightsright.com/

Don