Most people do not have a Lightroom problem. They have a four-hundred-photograph problem: images spread across a desktop, a phone, two memory cards and a folder called New Folder (2), edited one at a time in whatever software opened first. Lightroom exists to make that manageable, and this course teaches it as one continuous workflow rather than a tour of panels.

You take a full shoot from card to delivered files in a single day. You import a set of raw images and decide, before anything else, where the originals live and how they are backed up. You flag and rate to cut the set down to the frames worth working on, add keywords so you can find them again in a year, then move into the Develop module and correct exposure, white balance, contrast and colour on one image properly before syncing those settings across the rest of the shoot. You mask a subject and a sky separately, clean up sensor dust and distractions, straighten and crop to the sizes you actually need, and finish by exporting the same edit three ways: full-resolution files for print, sized JPEGs for the web, and a watermarked proof set for a client to choose from.

The day is taught in Lightroom Classic, the catalogue-based desktop version, because that is what most working photographers and studios run. A dedicated section covers how the cloud-based Lightroom differs, what syncs between them and when the cloud version is the better choice, so you can decide which one belongs in your own setup rather than guessing. Editing in both is parametric: your original file is never altered, and the catalogue holds the instructions. That is a strength until the catalogue is lost, so backing it up is treated as part of the workflow, not an appendix.

There is currently no Adobe Certified Professional exam for Lightroom. The Adobe Certified Professional programme is delivered through Certiport and covers Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Animate, Dreamweaver, Acrobat Pro, Adobe Express and Adobe Firefly. If certification is your goal, this course pairs naturally with Photoshop Level 1, which is written against the Photoshop exam domains. You receive a MyLearnPlus certificate of completion for this day, which is a record of training rather than an Adobe credential.

The class runs live online in your own timezone or in the classroom in Colombo, with pricing in LKR for learners in Sri Lanka and USD internationally. You keep the raw exercise files, the export presets built during the day and the class recording for twelve months.