Lightroom Seminar Anybody?

After talking to a few folks, I'm seeing a big need for a Lightroom Seminar. Anybody can go online and figure this stuff out if they really want to know about it, but let's face it: there's something about the human element that just makes the boring stuff a little more palatable, and maybe even entertaining. There's quite a few folks on LPC that is quite knowledgeable about Lightroom. It would be my hope that some of those folks would be willing to share a smidgeon of their knowledge rather than think in archaic terms such as "not gonna' give my secrets away to the competition". Photography is just as much about contacts as it is anything else, even more so than anybody's ability in Lightroom. You may get more tips than you give.

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Permalink Reply by Shane E. on March 11, 2010 at 11:06am

I can get you guys some mimes that you can use as furniture. Whatever you do, don't tip them or make eye contact. They immediately go into invisible phone booth mode and start making calls to nobody. Really annoying. But they make great foot rests!

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Permalink Reply by Jami Guess on March 11, 2010 at 11:16am

I have aquired some folding chairs....so no mimes needed, but if you don't like metal chairs or stools bring. A chair.

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Permalink Reply by Shane E. on March 11, 2010 at 11:42am

Did you just tell people to bring their own recliner?

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Permalink Reply by Charles on March 11, 2010 at 12:07pm

I'm sure this will finish off the roster, but this event will be entirely 'Shane-free'. That may be good or bad, depending on your world view of ninja's and mime's. :)

Shane E. said:

Did you just tell people to bring their own recliner?

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Permalink Reply by Shane E. on March 11, 2010 at 12:23pm

I was going to post my tutorial on how to remove mime's from pictures at the park in order to make them family-friendly. Now, I don't know. I will have to think about it. Instead, I might upload my set of Lame Mime Actions that add invisible walls and phone booths to images to give them the annoying feel of a mime, but maintain the work-for-a-living mood of a normal image. It is all very classy.