Beth Bryan – The Lazy Girl’s Guide to Lightroom

First, you have to actually take the photos, which is a hard enough task all by itself. Then, if you’re using an editing software like PicMonkey, you have to upload your photos one by one and edit all the pictures individually

Beth Bryan – The Lazy Girl’s Guide to Lightroom

Think of the hours spent editing blog photos

the-lazy-girls-guide-to-lightroom-1First, you have to actually take the photos, which is a hard enough task all by itself. Then, if you’re using an editing software like PicMonkey, you have to upload your photos one by one and edit all the pictures individually.

Next comes the resizing, watermarking and cataloging of all those images in some sort of filing system where you can find them again.

Multiply all of that times every single post that needs pretty pictures not only for your blog, but also your social media– Facebook, Twitter and especially Pinterest.

Nowadays even Instagram feeds are “curated” with perfectly styled photos! It’s hard to keep up, right?

What is your time worth? Time with your family, especially your spouse and your children?

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Lazy girls guide to Lightroom
Let me teach you how to:

Edit an entire batch of photos with a few clicks
Watermark a batch of images automatically
Resize your pictures instantly
Straighten your images with one click
Adjust uneven lighting or odd color casts
Auto-white balance with a single click
Easily fix an overexposed window
Reduce the graininess (aka “noise”)
Airbrush out unwanted parts of the photo
Remove distortion from wide-angle lenses
Create a crisp, white background for product shots
Resize images to 300 dpi when magazines come calling

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