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Book Description

Where are your photos? Anywhere you are! With Adobe Lightroom mobile, you are no longer wedded to just one place or one device. Whether you’re on vacation, working in the field, or sitting on your couch, Lightroom mobile is your remote link to your full Lightroom library. No plugging in to your computer, no manual syncing, no hassle.
 
You can review and edit your photos on your iPad 2 or later and know that the changes will be ready when you return to the computer later. Without worrying about how to access your Lightroom library, you can focus your energy on finding new photographic opportunities.
 
In this detailed step-by-step guide to Lightroom mobile you will:

  • Learn how to create and sync collections and work in offline editing mode when a Wi-Fi connection is not available

  • View and flag your photos in Lightroom mobile’s Grid, Loupe, Slideshow, or Web views

  • Discover how to make adjustments that remain intact in Lightroom on your computer, including cropping and rotating, editing tone and color, applying presets and previous edits, and much more

  • Share your photos between collections and via Facebook, Twitter, Flickr or by email to your friends via text message or email

  • Table of Contents

    1. Title Page
    2. About the Author
    3. Table of Contents
    4. Introduction
      1. How “Mobile” Is Lightroom mobile?
    5. Sync Photoshop Lightroom Collections
      1. Set Up Syncing
      2. Create and Sync Collections
      3. Create a Collection in Lightroom mobile
        1. Add Photos to a Collection
        2. Remove Photos from a Collection
      4. Remove a Collection from Lightroom mobile
      5. Work in Offline Editing Mode
    6. View Photos
      1. View Collections
      2. View Photos in the Grid
      3. View Photos in the Loupe
        1. Flag Photos as Picks or Rejects
      4. View Slideshows
        1. Start a Slideshow
        2. Slideshow Options
      5. View Photos on Lightroom Web
    7. Edit Your Photos
      1. Crop and Rotate
      2. Edit Tone and Color
        1. Auto Tone
        2. White Balance, Temperature, and Tint
        3. Exposure
        4. Contrast and Clarity
        5. Saturation and Vibrance
      3. Apply Presets
      4. Apply Previous Edits
      5. Reset Adjustments
    8. Share Photos
      1. Copy or Move Photos Between Collections
      2. Share to Social Outlets
      3. Conclusion
    9. Copyright Page
    10. Need More Fuel?
      1. Peachpit Newsletters
      2. Let’s be Friends on Social Media
    11. Powerful Ideas.Inspired eBooks.