

These downloads come together with Victoria’s free newsletter:īonus: Included together with these are two additional new ebooks you can download for free. The Lightroom Classic book is 16 chapters and 68 pages long, while the Lightroom book is 7 chapters and 68 pages as well. Whichever version of Lightroom you’re using – Lightroom Classic (up to version 11), the Lightroom Cloud ecosystem (up to version 5), or Lightroom 6 perpetual license – there’s a quick start eBook for you. These PDF eBooks contains a series of simple tutorials designed to help you learn the basics of Lightroom, while avoiding the most frequent problems, so you can skip to the fun part… editing your photos!

Lightroom can appear overwhelming when you’re just getting started, but it doesn’t need to be. Whether you’re just getting started with Lightroom, or you’ve been learning for a while, you’ll love these FREE Lightroom eBooks. The good news is that if you have a subscription to Lightroom Classic, then you also have a subscription to the newer cloud-based Lightroom – and can choose whichever tool is right for you… This includes Adobe’s popular Creative Cloud Photography Plan, where anybody can get Photoshop plus both versions of Lightroom ( and more) for just US$10 a month.Īnd more good news – there are two free digital books from Victoria Bampton (aka, “ The Lightroom Queen“) that you can download for free to learn how to best use either version of Lightroom. But Adobe explained why they did it here – and if you want to see all the major differences between the two options, then this page helps sort out the distinctions between the two apps.

So the newer tool used the previous name, and the previous tool used a new name. Five years ago, Adobe added a new product to the Lightroom ecosystem, surprisingly called “ Lightroom.” This cloud-based photo service was different from the longstanding version of Lightroom that we know and love, the desktop-focused application which was renamed to be “ Lightroom Classic.”
