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San Pablo Diocesan Catholic Schools System

Diocese of San Pablo


Liceo de Calauan
Calauan, Laguna
Tel. No. 566-0783/568-0046
S.Y. 2020-2021

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY


GRADE 9

Module 6 : Adobe Lightroom Creative Image Editing

Most Essential Learning Competencies:

In this module, the students should be able to:


 explore and examine the basic concepts and underlying principles of photo editing
specifically using the Adobe Lightroom;
 apply the concepts and skills learned in photo editing;
 produce a marketable product or service in photo editing;
 appreciate the relevance of learning the basic concepts and skills of photo editing.

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Let’s Discuss!

Lightroom Mobile is revolutionizing how and where photographers edit their


image. We can now gain access to all of our images on all of our devices and changes are
synchronized automatically courtesy of Adobe’s Creative Cloud. Adobe Lightroom is a
complete photo service that allows you to access, edit, organize, and share your photos from
your computer, mobile device, or web browser. The changes you make on one device
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A. Edit and organize photo on your computer

Edit your photos with advanced editing tools in Lightroom


on your computer while editing from your office or studio. Organize
your photos into albums or sort by date to find them easily.

Add, Edit, and Share photos from your mobile devices

Open Lightroom on your phone or tablet to quickly add


photos from your mobile device, or capture high resolution
photos with the in-app camera. Apply edits while you are on the
go, then share your photos instantly to social media.

View your photo albums and slideshows on the web

Lightroom lets you share web galleries and


slideshows. Go to lightroom.adobe.com and log in using
your Adobe ID. Create new albums, then share the link
with others so they can view your work.

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B. Add and organize your photos from anywhere

When you add photos to Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, they


sync to the cloud so you can access them across your devices.
Lightroom automatically finds objects in your images, so you
can type words — such as “water,” “flowers,” or “boots” — to
find what you’re looking for when you search on desktop,
mobile, and web.

You can download Adobe Lightroom from


IPhone, IPad, and Android devices.

Add photos from your computer

You can select photos from a local or connected drive on


your computer and add them to Lightroom. Click the + button
in the upper left and browse the photos accessible from your
computer. Select the images or folders you want to add, and
then click Review for Import. On the next screen, click to
uncheck any photos you don’t want to include, and then click
Add Photos. Photos added from your desktop automatically
appear in the Lightroom app on your mobile device.

Tip: If you have already added photos in Lightroom on your


mobile phone, they’ll automatically appear on your desktop.

Add photos from your mobile device

Tap Add Photos, then Camera Roll. Or, tap the


camera icon to take a photo with the in-app camera.
Select the photos on your mobile phone you want to add
— tap individual thumbnails, or swipe across images to
select multiple photos. Once you’ve made your
selections, tap Add Photos to import them.

Note: The Lightroom for mobile interface may vary


slightly depending on the version of the Lightroom app
you have and whether you’re using it on iOS or
Android.

Easily find your photos

Lightroom automatically tags your photos with keywords so you can


search on desktop, mobile, and web by simply typing words such as
“flowers” in the search field.

Create an Album

Albums provide an easy way to keep your photos organized.


You can create albums in Lightroom on your desktop or mobile
device. Click the + icon in the Albums section on your computer, or
at the top of the screen on mobile, select Create Album, name the
album, and click Create, or tap OK. Then, select the album and click
or tap Add Photos to select the images to add.

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View your photos on all your devices

When you add photos and albums to Lightroom,


they’re automatically available on all your devices.
Lightroom sorts photos by the date on which they
were taken. On your desktop, click by Date to view
photos by year, month, or specific date. From your
mobile device, tap All Photos and view your photos
sorted by year.

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C. Edit photos anywhere

Make your photos look their best using the edit


controls in Lightroom. Improve the light and color,
apply a filter effect, remove haze, fine-tune the detail,
or tweak just a portion of the image with selective edits.
When you edit your photos with Lightroom on your
desktop or mobile device, you’ll be able to access the
latest version of your photos across devices.

Accessing the editing tools

The editing options are available on


the right or at the bottom of the screen
depending on the device you are using to edit.
Click a photo in Lightroom on your
computer. Then, click Edit or press “E” on
your keyboard. To edit a photo in Lightroom
on your mobile device, tap on the photo you
want to edit to display the editing tools.

Apply a preset

Experiment with Presets to apply styles or filter


effects to your photos. Select Presets at the bottom of the
screen on desktop or mobile. Hover over the presets on the
desktop, to preview the effect they will have on your photo.
Watch the edit sliders move on your desktop when you
hover the different presets to learn how the editing controls
achieve different effects.

Tip: You do not need to save your edits, Lightroom


automatically saves them to the cloud.

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Refine using light and Color Panels

Presets may provide the look you want, or just give your photo a good start. You can continue to use the
edit sliders to refine your image. The sliders for Light and Color allow you to brighten or darken the scene, or to
enhance the true colors.

Tip: Hover over the slider titles on the desktop (such as Exposure or Contrast) to view a tip on the effect these
options will have on your photo.

Bring out the details

Adjust settings such as Clarity and DE haze in the Effects section to enhance the details of your image.
Then, use the Sharpening slider in the Detail section to fine-tune it more.

Tip: As you’re editing, choose Edit > Undo or Edit > Redo, to undo or redo your changes. You can also move a
slider back to 0 to reset the photo to its original state.

Apply selective edits

You can modify parts of an image using selective edits. For example, you may want to enhance the colors
of a dull sky. To apply a selective edit, choose one of the selective edit tools, such as the Linear Gradient.

Click and drag over the part of the photo you want to modify. Then use the edit sliders to apply an effect
to the adjustment area. You can rotate, reposition, or adjust the width of the adjustment area and see the change
reflected immediately.

View your edits on all your devices

As you edit photos, your edits are synced to all of


your devices.

D. Share your photos from anywhere

Share albums with friends and family, or showcase


your photos on social media. It’s easy in Adobe Photoshop
Lightroom, whether you’re using the built-in sharing tools
from your computer, your mobile device, or the web.

Share photos from your computer

Choose a single photo, or press Control+click


(Windows) or Command+click (macOS) to select
multiple photos in Lightroom on your computer. Click
Share and then Share to Web. Click Customize to
choose custom display options and sharing settings.
Lightroom creates a link to a web gallery of your
photos. Copy the link to send to others or to post on
your favorite social media channels.

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You can also right-click an album and select Share to
Web to share an entire album of photos. Click the Sharing
icon in the column on the left to view all the photos and
albums you’ve shared.

Save or share photos from your mobile device

Select one or more photos in Lightroom


on your mobile device. Tap the Share icon.
Choose from the options to save the photos to
your device, or tap Share to share in an app such
as Instagram.

To select multiple photos, tap the ellipsis


in the upper right and choose Select. Tap
individual photos or, if you have an iOS device,
swipe to select multiple ones. Then tap Share at
the bottom of the screen.

Save photos to your computer

Select one or more photos in Lightroom on your computer.


Click Share and then Save To. Then choose File Type,
Location, and Size options and click Save.

References:

 SPDCSS Learning Module in ICT 9 “Adobe Lightroom Creative Image Editing” by Ms. Cyril M. Belen of Liceo
de San Pablo

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