Free Photo Photoshop & Lightroom Editing Course
Unlock the awesome power of your RAW image files with my ‘Raw 101’ free photo editing course for Lightroom and Photoshop. This video tutorial series features almost 5 gigabytes of HD 1080p video and can be downloaded for FREE right now!
All you have to do is opt in below and you’ll receive these tutorials via email in 4 installments.
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This is a 4 Part Download
‘RAW 101’ comes to you in four parts. Over the next 4 days I’ll email you links to download the entire series of tutorials. I break it down into 4 sections:
Part 1 – RAW 101 Intro and Basic Setup
- Colour Space
- Camera Calibration
- Sharpening
- Chromatic Aberration Correction
Part 2 – Corrections.
- Lens Correction
- White Balance
- Setting Black & White Points
- Tone Curve, Straighten
- Spot Removal
- Noise Reduction
Part 3 – Enhancements
- Grad Filter
- Radial Filter
- HSL (Hue, Saturation, Luminence)
- Adjustment Brush
Part 4 – Saving Master Files and Exporting for Web
- Saving as TIFF in Photoshop
- Saving as TIFF in Lightroom
- Saving for Web in Photoshop
- Saving for Web in Lightroom
- Finale
All 25 videos as well as the two RAW files are included in one 4 Gig ZIP file.
It Only Takes One Hour
I’ve managed to condense my entire RAW workflow into just one hour of video tutorials. That means you can learn how I do it without investing countless hours or days watching painfully boring videos.
Learn at Your Own Pace
Rather than facing one huge video tutorial, I’ve broken everything down into 25 mini video tutorials, so if you’d like to repeatedly watch the video just about ‘sharpening’ for example, you can get to it easily and quickly.
The total time of all 25 videos is just over one hour. You can either watch them in the order I created them or just skip to where you need help the most.
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Make Your Photos Pop Right Now
This is how I edit ALL of my images. No matter what type of shot I’ve captured, every single image that I publish goes through this RAW workflow first. Now you can learn my entire RAW image processing workflow from beginning to end.
From opening your first RAW file, to saving high quality TIFF files for print and web ready JPEGs. I’ll show you how it’s done.
Using my RAW workflow, I have won awards, competitions and been published in a variety of magazines and printed publications. Learn these skills and maybe you could enjoy the same success with your images.
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Video Makes Learning Easy
Visual learning is often the easiest way to learn a new skill. With these 25 HD video screencasts, you’ll see my every move while I narrate and talk about every step of my RAW workflow. It’s the next best thing to sitting beside me without having to put up with my coffee addiction.
The MP4 video files are all HD 1080p quality and will work on both PC and Mac as well as all popular tablets.
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RAW Files Included
I’ve included two RAW files that were hand picked for their glorious imperfections. These files require some correction and enhancement that perfectly demonstrates my typical RAW processing workflow.
You can follow along with your own computer and process the images in tandem with the tutorials. Through repetition you’ll become adept at this RAW processing workflow.
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Learn how to edit your RAW files like a pro with my entire RAW workflow for Adobe Lightroom and ACR (Adobe Camera RAW in Photoshop).
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Thanks for this.
Hi Gavin
I would really love to photograph some of the Vancouver Waterfalls as per your video presentations. The ones that don’t risk death just getting to them preferably.
Is this a trip that you can do or your suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I’d love to fit in Buchart gardens to if poss.
Alan
Absolutely Alan. Check out this workshop, some epic waterfalls that don’t come close to being dangerous https://www.fototripper.com/store/vancouver-island-photography-workshop-wwcoast/
Great. Thanks. I really enjoy your channel. Ditched TV…..
Hey Gavin,
This looks awesome, would love to signup and download the mini course but the form doesnt seem to be on the page any more?
Cheers
Hi Gavin,
I just signed up for your Newsletter and noted that the Lightroom/Photoshop editing mini course cannot be accessed.
I think this is what Matt (above is experiencing as well.
Perhaps you could sort this on your return from some epic trips with Uncle Grumpy
Hi George, the form is now fixed and should send you the course parts although you may have top subscribe again for it to work as I’m not sure your subscription completed before.
Hello Gavin:
I just watched you and Blake ripping at each other. You know Blake is a pretty serious guy! Anyway, after that I wanted to check out your website/blog, etc. and saw that you were offering a Free Photo Photoshop & Lightroom Editing Course .
Try as I might, I couldn’t detect the link on this page and perhaps I am too late to the party. I would, however, like to use it if it is still a viable option. Is it linked somewhere else? Maybe I can’t see it on this page because all the tears from laughter have impaired my vision. Anyway, thanks for the video. I am going to subscribe to your newsletter so I don’t miss future tips, tricks or offerings.
haha, thanks for the kind words Jeff. Please try again. I had to update the plugin that handles those links so it should work now although you may need to subscribe again for it to work.
Gavin
I use on1 raw to process. In your opinion,would your work flow gain the same results?
No idea Ron. I’ve never used it.
Thanks Gavin – I really enjoy all you v-blogs and tutorials. I’ve finally got some time to seriously get back into photography (although I studied it at art college more than 40 years ago) and have been shooting all my life. But it’s now time to really sharpen up my processing skills – and with this tutorial and suggestions via youtube – I’m really seeing an improvement on how I approach everything. I’ve been using Photoshop for 20+ years as a designer – but now I’m hitting a new level with my landscape shots. Keep up the good work.
Very useful advice, well-paced, and delivered in Gavin’s mostly comprehensible Yorkshire accent. He covers a lot of ground here, in both ACR and LR, and with the example files one could try to follow and duplicate, though I find, watching on one computer, that attempting to pause, open a file, do such-and-such, then go back to the tutorial, too much trouble, so I just take notes. Actually, Gavin, a set of notes would be nice to include but that’s a lot more work! All in all well worth watching.