Step by Step LIGHTROOM Processing Workflow & FREE PDF!

In this video I demonstrate, step-by-step, how I process most of my images in Lightroom. A PDF outline of the steps is available for free. You can find it on my website here:

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In the video, I mentioned that I have another video demonstrating how to change your Lightroom Import Defaults. You can find that video here:

Also in this video, I mentioned that I have a video that discusses, in detail, how to sharpen and reduce noise in your image using Lightroom. You can watch that video here:

If you're interested in Photoshop, Lightroom, and the Creative Cloud, you can find more info here:

Gear & Setting used for the image shown in the video:

Aperture Priority Mode
Single Point Focus - Focused on the whitewater
Spot Metering - Metered on the blue part of the sky
1/800, F8.0, iso: 100 at 24mm

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Thumbnail Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay

THANK YOU for watching!

[AnthonyMorganti]

In this video I demonstrate, step-by-step, how I process most of my images in Lightroom. A PDF outline of the steps is available for free. You can find it on my website here:


Please follow me on Instagram:


In the video, I mentioned that I have another video demonstrating how to change your Lightroom Import Defaults. You can find that video here:


Also in this video, I mentioned that I have a video that discusses, in detail, how to sharpen and reduce noise in your image using Lightroom. You can watch that video here:


If you're interested in Photoshop, Lightroom, and the Creative Cloud, you can find more info here:


Gear & Setting used for the image shown in the video:


Aperture Priority Mode
Single Point Focus - Focused on the whitewater
Spot Metering - Metered on the blue part of the sky
1/800, F8.0, iso: 100 at 24mm

Checkout my Recommended Gear List:


I use this software to record my screen:


Unsure of how to price your photography? Check the 2019 Guide to Pricing Your Photography:


All links above are my affiliate links. Please read my code of ethics statement for more info about my affiliations:


Thumbnail Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay

THANK YOU for watching!

[robino]

This is probably the single-most helpful thing for a newbie like me; a step-by-step guide so that I don't overlook something early on in my journey. Thank you for being so great and putting all of this out there!

[paulswilley]

Anthony you are an articulate dude I can understand what you’re doing why just haven’t had time to try all of it yet you are awesome

[jorriejordaan]

Fantastic video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, I am really chuffed that I have stumbled onto this treasure trove of information. THANKS!

[DaveKingMusic]

Thanks Anthony! I first learned Lightroom from you back at version 5. Now you’ve brought me up to date since I’ve recently updated to the latest version! 👍🏼

[Bullwinkle]

It's interesting to see how your methodology has changed over the years. My workflow is largely based on what you taught about two years ago. I do find that the "Auto" button is a good place to start before I begin my tweaks.

[rosaliebischof]

Thanks for the simplicity! Definitely looking for a B&W version, hopefully using a Silver Efex pro.

[mikecalvert]

Fantastic video. This is exactly what I wanted from you. I might not do just what you did but you sure gave me a great starting point. Thank YOU.

[janjasiewicz]

Great video...yes a B&W processing workflow video would be great

[sarajitsil]

Hi Anthony,
I owe you a lot of thanks for making this content. You have fantastically maintained the brevity yet covered everything required. Will request you to make a similar one for BnW processing.
Thanks ever so much!🙏

Best wishes to you and your family for the forthcoming festive season!

[txtarheel]

This is very helpful, thanks for producing the video and providing the PDF for download.

[solojetset]

Hi Anthony, Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! I enjoy watching your video and learning from you. Again thank you so much! Next time you are in Toronto I would like to meet you for coffee! you are the best!

[chrishall]

Very useful: I was going to write my own workflow based on your videos, but I don't have to do that now! Thank you so much.

[Hareset]

Very informative video. Thanks Anthony.

[tobyjugg]

Fascinating and very informative watching your thought process. Many thanks for giving your time in such a helpful way.

[jordantuller]

I'd love to see your B&W step-by-step. Thanks for all you do.

[Potus]

Anthony - I would love to have a video by you on your B&W LRCC Classic workflow - ama big B&W fan.

[martintolley]

Really helpful and interesting to hear your thought processes about just why you do things. So many instructional videos seem to be just recipes and they also seem to take much longer, but say a lot less. As a couple of others have said I too would like to see the B&W processing. I'd also really like to get to grips with Silver effex as well, if you ever make use of that as a plugin that would be a bonus.

[Al_lan]

I get so much out of your videos. Thank you!

[beluga]

Tank you Anthony. I think it would be interesting to see a twin video on black and white workflow.