Digital Printing With Lightroom Classic

Jan/Feb 2025
Instructor: Corey Hilz

Learn how to turn your digital images into beautiful prints.


3 Live Zoom Sessions:
Mondays, Jan 27, Feb 3 and 10, at 7:00-9:00pm

All sessions will be recorded in case you miss one.

Prerequisite: Students will need to have Lightroom Classic.

Fee $135

Course Content

Join Corey Hilz and learn how to turn your images into beautiful prints worthy of framing and sharing with others!

Do you struggle to get your prints to look the same as the image on your monitor? You’re not alone! In this class you will learn why this occurs as well as gain the knowledge to make adjustments beforehand to produce consistent, accurate prints.

This class focuses on using Lightroom Classic to prepare and print your photos using the Print Module. Students will learn about printing settings commonly found on photo printers.

  • Topics Covered
    Color management
    Monitor calibration
    Types of photographic paper
    ICC profiles
    Color space
    Soft proofing
    Aspect ratio considerations for printing
    Resolution
    Lightroom Classic Print Module: layout, paper and printer settings

  • Students will need a computer with a current version of Lightroom Classic.  

Required Gear

What materials are needed for this class?

  • Adobe Lightroom Classic

  • Computer for viewing Zoom and Lightroom

Capital Photography Center Instructor

Instructor

Corey Hilz

Corey Hilz is a professional photographer specializing in nature and travel photography. He finds the diversity in nature and cultures around the world offer boundless opportunities for new images.

Corey approaches his subjects with an artistic eye, looking for a fresh perspective. He goes beyond the documentary image to show a unique perspective using color, shape and line. He strives to share the beauty of a destination you’ve never seen and provide a new perspective on a familiar subject. While Corey has collected diverse images from extensive travel, he also find some of the most interesting subjects close to home.

Corey is a published author and his work is seen in magazines, books, calendars and catalogs. His photographs are also seen in exhibits and his prints are found in private collections. Corey has written six books, including two books on digital workflow and the first book dedicated to Lensbaby.

Corey has a passion for sharing his knowledge and his instruction enables photographers to improve their photographs technically and artistically. He leads workshops to locations in the United States and abroad. More about Corey can be found on his website, www.coreyhilz.com