Join Chris Orwig for an in-depth discussion in this video Editing an original JPEG, part of Lightroom 5 Essential Training: 2 Managing Images with the Library Module.
Let's take a look at how we can select and then edit a JPEG file in Photoshop.…And here we will look at two different scenarios we'll begin by working with…JPEG's and we will keep those flattened. And then we will explore what happens when…we create or add layers in Photoshop as well.…Alright, we will go ahead and select an image which you can find in the beach…family folder. These are all JPEG files.…Next, navigate the Photo > Edit In > Edit in Adobe Photoshop.…This will then open up the same dialogue which we've seen before, we can edit a…copy with Lightroom Adjustments, if we process the file at all in Lightroom or…just a copy or simply the original. Here I just want to edit the original…file, so go ahead and choose that option and then click on the edit button.…
This will launch this file in Photoshop. Here it's telling me I have a profile mismatch.…The JPEG actually has a lower color gamut or smaller color gamut of Adobe RGB.…I'm currently working in ProPhoto. I'll just use the embedded, keep that as…
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7/2/2013- Adding flags, stars, and labels to images
- Filtering your library by text, metadata, and file type
- Stacking photos into groups
- Creating a collection to group images
- Tagging images with locations
- Processing images in the Library module
- Viewing and editing videos
- Working with the DNG file format
- Adding copyright metadata to photos
- Adding keywords
- Opening images in Photoshop
- Exporting, emailing, and publishing photos
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 51s
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1. Rating, Ranking, and Labeling Your Photographs
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2. Filtering and Finding Photographs
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Sorting photos2m 30s
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Stacking photos into groups2m 52s
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3. Organizing with Collections
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What is a collection?2m 36s
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Using Quick Collections2m 42s
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Using Smart Collections5m 31s
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4. Managing Images with the Map Module
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Creating saved locations4m 41s
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5. Processing Images in the Library Module
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Using Quick Develop4m 39s
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Synchronizing settings3m 58s
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6. Viewing and Editing Videos
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Playing video in Lightroom2m 40s
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Trimming a video3m 47s
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Setting the poster frame1m 54s
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7. Exporting and Publishing Videos
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Exporting to a hard drive3m 29s
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Publishing to a hard drive4m 18s
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Publishing video to Facebook3m 14s
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8. Working with the DNG File Format
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Why use DNG?7m 32s
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Saving size with Lossy DNG6m 23s
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9. Working with Metadata
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Adding keywords6m 3s
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Synchronizing keywords2m 13s
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10. Opening Images in Photoshop
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External editing preferences4m 23s
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Editing an original JPEG5m 36s
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11. Exporting, Emailing, and Publishing Photographs
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Conclusion
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Next steps40s
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