Digital Photography Workflow: Learn how to take your images from the camera, establish back-up of your raw images (.dng and jpg), add tags, metadata and develop your own workflow style and use your time effectively to process images in a non-destructive manner

• The Lightroom Workspace: modules, panels, tools, view modes, etc.
• Digital Image Capture: learn the basics of image format for your camera, the many benefits of shooting raw, how to understand histograms, exposure settings andmode settings.
• Importing your photographs into Lightroom (or Picassa or Photoshop Bridge): using Photoshop Lightroom to import, catalog and define file systems, automation and batch processing and presets.
• Organising your library of photos: so you've imported all  your images. Now we teach you how to organise and filter them. Next we work with metadata, keywording strategies, rating and collections to make things easier for later.
• Developing in the digital darkroom. After organising, rating and choosing your colleciton of images to work on you will now learn the develop module and get the most out of yuor images. This means evaluating the photo, adjusting the  tone, contrast and colour; plus some tricks and tips to using adjustment brushes, graduated filters, retouching for red-eye, dust and other nifty tips.
• Jump into Photoshop for panoramas, image merge and composites. Sometimes Lightroom just isn't enough and you need some extra help. With Photoshop CS you can merge images (great for when a family blinks!), merge photos into a panorama, add text and other effects. 
• Exporting Images from Lightroom:  Using the Export module to save for web, print or to pdf presentation document. Choosing file formats, post-processing actions, using customised export plug-ins and more.
• Share your work: Using the in-built Slideshow, Print and Web modules to create a slideshow, print your photos (with or without watermarks) and create a web gallery of your images