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Adobe Lightroom CC/6 - The Missing FAQ is primarily designed as a conversational FAQ-style reference book, giving you the detailed information you need to make informed choices, whether you’ve been using Lightroom for a few months or a few years. No more pressing buttons without understanding the repercussions!
Unlike most other Lightroom books, this isn’t just the theory of how Lightroom’s supposed to work, but also the workarounds and solutions for the times when it doesn’t behave the way you’d expect.
For less experienced users, the Fast Track weaves its way through the book, with short tutorials that guide you through a simple workflow, allowing you to gain confidence before diving into the more advanced questions. To get a taste of Victoria’s writing style, download the free Quick Start eBook from the Lightroom Queen website.
For many years, the Adobe Lightroom - The Missing FAQ books have been among the most popular Lightroom books available. The LR CC/6 version is a major rewrite that’s taken 2 years to complete, and it’s the best yet. The information is now easier for less experienced users to understand, and easier to find using the comprehensive new index. If you’ve read previous versions, don’t worry, all of the advanced information is still there and has been expanded too. The paperback’s even more readable having been produced in color print for the first time.
