Lightroom and Photoshop: Black and White Photography

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Lightroom and Photoshop: Black and White Photography

Shoot in color, but think in black and white. In this course, Bryan O’Neil Hughes—the director of product management at Adobe—shares some of his favorite techniques for transforming color photographs into black and white using Lightroom and Photoshop. Learn how to prepare and fine-tune your photographs in Lightroom, and then move the images into Photoshop to take advantage of its nondestructive adjustment layers. Find out how to use the Silver Efex plugin for making monochrome adjustments. See how to convert video to black and white. Bryan closes with a video that pulls all the lessons together in a single end-to-end workflow, and demonstrates how share a portfolio using Spark.

Topics include:

Shooting with black and white in mind
Preparing color images
Black-and-white mixing
Adjusting tones
Using presets effectively
Adjusting images in Camera RAW
Using a Smart Filter
Leveraging layer masks for black and white
Creating black-and-white HDR images
Leveraging adjustment layers
Using Lightroom for mobile

About the Author

Bryan O’Neil Hughes is head of outreach and collaboration at Adobe.

In his current role at Adobe, he works closely with product teams, partners, and press. Bryan spent 15 years on Photoshop, a decade as product manager (CS3-CC), and then drove the expansion to mobile with Adobe Photoshop Mix and Adobe Photoshop Fix. Bryan is a regular keynote speaker, author, and 5X MAX master—his videos have enjoyed over 12 million views. He lives with his wife and two boys in the Santa Cruz Mountains, where he’s slowly restoring an old truck. Bryan was inducted into the Photoshop Hall of Fame in 2011.