New Infrared Photography Course


New Infrared Photography Course

I'm excited to announce the launch of my new infrared photography course, Mastering Infrared Photography in Lightroom. This course provides a step-by-step guide for processing infrared images in Lightroom. You don't need prior knowledge of infrared photography, and you don't need to be a seasoned Lightroom or Photoshop user to create vibrant infrared images.

This course comprises 20 lessons and includes over 3 hours of tutorials. You can learn at your own pace. You can follow each lesson to learn the fundamentals of editing infrared footage, or refer to a specific lesson as a refresher. It covers everything you need to know about white balancing images, multiple workflows for swapping colors to achieve a "blue sky" or other creative looks, a breakdown of the key features of the Edit panel, and five complete image edits, each utilizing a different workflow.

If you are just getting started with infrared photography or struggling with roadblocks, this is the course for you.

I'm looking forward to adding additional lessons to this course and creating additional courses. What topics would you like to see covered?

Book Correction

My book, Color Doesn't Exist: A Practical Guide to Infrared Photography, is shipping worldwide. This was mistakenly still listed as US-only on my website (my bad 😵). This has been corrected, and shipping is available worldwide. I'll cover the cost of shipping if you order the print/eBook bundle. During checkout, use the code FREESHIP for free shipping anywhere, even worldwide, on the Print/eBook bundle. 😉

Gear

Camera Conversions & Infrared Filters

Raw Editors

  • ​ON1 Photo RAW Get 20% off with code ROBSHEA20
  • ​DxO PhotoLab Easy-to-use infrared raw editor; recommend Elite Edition.
  • ​Nik Collection Plugin suite for Photoshop, Lightroom Classic, and more.

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Rob Shea

Learn infrared photography with video tutorials, photo shooting and editing guides, tips, tricks, raw editor reviews, and product reviews. Get free downloads to help you to process infrared images. Learn new techniques to simplify the complex editing workflow for color infrared images in Adobe Lightroom and other raw editors. Rob wrote the book on infrared photography, a definitive guide for photographers new to and experienced with infrared photography. Sign up for the newsletter! You can see the prior newsletters below.

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