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Verified Purchase. All the books by Scott Kelby are very informative and useful if you really want to know ins and outs of digital photography.

I am actually going through this book again and even making some notes about the most useful and important knowledge information related to Lightroom 5. After studding this book and practicing while doing the study on photos, you can feel confident and comfortable using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5. This book actually is designed for professional digital photographers, however, advanced hobbyists like I can pick up a lot of useful knowledge in postprocessing faze of your digital photography art.

I liked most of the chapters and really appreciated the chapter on Slideshow. You actually can burn your Collection of photos on DVD as a slide show including background music and add any type of titles and so on or just convert to PDF format and send to your friends via email.

I guess you have to get use to new environment of Lightroom software. However, I can say another thing for sure that do not forget your Adobe Photoshop CS5 or CS6 as you still need it as the ultimate finishing tool. For example, you cannot do complex manipulation with your photo involving Layers and Masks in Lightroom 5. It means you cannot replace a background without going to Photoshop or even portrait retouching is not as powerful as in Photoshop and I rather do that in Photoshop using Layers and Masks with the Brush tools applied on a mask and controlling the opacity.

Yes you do have the Adjusting Brush tool in Lightroom, but it still cannot give you that precise control over the color shifts when you use it because there is no Blend Mode adjustments. It goes for the Tone Curve adjustment also. Otherwise as a book describing all the necessary skills you need to use Adobe Lightroom 5, it's very good and I would definitely recommend it to anyone who wants to get the most out of Lightroom 5.

One person found this helpful. Lightroom is a big and complicated program and learning it is a major accomplishment. Kelby's book will give you a good assist. Kelby is one of the most popular tech writers and he explains why things work as they do, and he knows how to present the material in a friendly, comfortable way. It is not a book, however, that you can curl up with and read like a novel.

That's no way to learn Lightroom. Instead, skim a book section to get the idea, then go back and read it carefully, memorizing the steps yes, he writes in steps , then fire up Lightroom and try the steps on copies of some of your pictures, following in the book open beside your computer.

Now you need another viewpoint, so click Help in the menu bar and read an Adobe tutorial on the subject. In my experience, none of these sources is complete in itself, each adds something. The printed book, with its index is a great and comforting way to look something up, much easier than re-viewing a video. And the book is accurate: Kelby paid an assistant to verify all the steps. The index could be better; there are no entries for "move," "copy" or "scanner," for example. It took me some effort to discover than Lightroom has no support for scanners, that you can move drag and drop files within Lightroom--that's in the Chapter "Folders and Why I Don't Mess with Them," and you can copy both files and metadata.

After I ordered the paper book, Amazon told me I could begin reading it immediately; they sent me a Kindle edition also. I thought it might be temporary, but it is still on my Paperwhite. Lightroom panels are grey on white, so I need a magnifying glass to see the screen grabs.

The paper book has large, colored, glossy pages and is easier to see than the Paperwhite, but it is too big, floppy, and complicated to curl up in bed with. I've given the book five stars, though it is certainly not perfect. Between the book and Adobe Help, I've found all my answers. I haven't read other Lightroom books, so I can't compare them. It's a such pleasure to read I've done it twice. Kelby explains and guides you in a most complete and easy to follow manner.

Each section, which may include steps and concepts from earlier chapters, is complete. He never assumes that you have memorized keystrokes and clicks that you would need to employ for getting on with the new material.

No need to continually refer to the index and jump around. When multiple options occur he explains, with examples, the advantages and disadvantages of each.

There are lots of very helpful tips throughout the text and especially at the end of each chapter. My only complaint is that the otherwise superb screen shots are occasionally printed a bit dark an hard to see. I do wish he had an Element's chapter he does for Photoshop.

So I'm getting his Elements guide now. If it's only half as good as this it will be perfect! See all reviews. Top reviews from other countries.

I downloaded a copy of Lightroom 5 demo, ran it and felt it was too complicated for me to change to use it. However after watching a number of online videos from the vendors of plugins I use, they all seemed to be using Lightroom and I began to see how a little bit of effort could pay off in the long run.

I checked out the books available and having read some of the authors books before I thought I would stick with what I had experience with. I'm pleased I did as this book is logical, easy to follow, gives some great tips and most importantly, contains the type of information I find useful on a daily basis when using this software.

If you have no experience with Lightroom may I suggest you read the book prior to running it as there are some great tips about setting up, importing and organizing which I wish I had been aware of when I started. The Kindle version is as you would expect not as good on the illustrations as a hard copy but I have not really found that to be an issue as most of the relevant information can be gleaned from the text.

Quirky writing style with daft American jokes that only appeal to the USA. Content is good but long winded to get to the point. Packed with loads of information and many Light Room tips.