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I don't have a book to recommend.....![]()
But this site and its content is quite useful.....![]()
You could also check out the content for LR2, As much of that is quite relevant in LR3 ( though not all )
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Quote: the best book for learning how to use it.
I can't recommend one but if you find one, expect it to be pretty thick. As in, like "War and Peace"!
Although it's pretty effective, Lightroom's not exactly user friendly.
On a serious note, if you've got Lightroom 3, you might as well download the 3.2 update.
Latest update is now 3.4
Best book I have found (mainly because it is by a British author) is the one by Martin Evening. Just search Amazon for Lightroom Evening and you'll find it.
Quote: Latest update is now 3.4
Thanks LF.
I'll go and find it.
This book by Martin Evening is the one I have found useful .. plenty of positive reviews. As Jester has suggested it is a hefty tome and will take some getting through.
Just on Jester's other point on updates - I have just downloaded version 3.4
HTH, Stuart
Must learn to type faster
Quote: I have just downloaded version 3.4
Same here . . .
. . . while you were typing!
Martin's book covers all aspects of photography...this one is just on Lightroom. We reviewed Lightroom 2 version, but no doubt a 3 is either out or coming soon. This one is such a bargain right now and most of the guide is relevant to 3.
Quote: I have Scott Kelby's book on Lightroom 3 and think that it is pretty good. Mind you, I haven't compared it with any others.
I have this book too. The writing style takes a bit of getting used to (very folksy-American) but the content is good.
There are some good App's on iTunes if you have a iPad/iPod/iPhone. Cheap and very informative with good video tutorials.
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