Come See Me at Adobe MAX!

If you use any of Adobe’s large suite of software tools, I hope you are registered for this year’s Adobe MAX conference. For the first time ever, it is completely FREE and 100% virtual.

It kicks off this Tuesday morning at 9am Pacific Time, and runs for three days. However, I suspect the recorded content will be accessible to registered attendees for some time to come, so I would sign up even if you can’t make the premiere streams of the classes you are most interested in viewing.

I was honored to speak there last year, and doubly so to be invited back to speak again this year. I’m doing a Lightroom Classic Lab split into 3 sessions (one each day), and apparently over 10,000 people have already signed up for my lab. Gulp.

Aside from the 3 lab sessions I also prepared a 30 page workbook to go with it (see the update below if you are having trouble finding it), which contains dozens of links to additional (free) resource information. That’s just my lab … there are literally over 300 other sessions to choose from! I’m just a tiny cog in this great wheel. I can’t imagine the amount of work that has been done behind the scenes by everyone involved to pull this off. Thanks to all!

If you attended any of my sessions, and have any questions not answered by the workbook, be sure to leave a comment here and I’ll get you that answer!

Update:

It seems some folks are having trouble finding the Lab Workbook and practice files, so here’s the scoop. Head over to the session page for the any part of the lab (such as Part 1), then scroll down to the bottom and look for the Tools and Resources box. In there you’ll find the link to download the workbook. You’ll need to be logged in with the account you used to register for Adobe MAX to access the downloads.

For the practice files, click the Add to your Creative Cloud button, which will open a new browser tab showing the assets for the lab (as shown below).

The file with the .ZIP extension contains the practice files and the PDF is the instructions for accessing the lab assets. So, just click that PDF if you need help downloading and accessing the files. You can either add the files to your own Creative Cloud storage (that’s what “Copy to Your Work” means), or click the 3-dot menu next to the ZIP file and simply download it directly to your computer. The workbook and practice files you download from any part of my labs is the same for all 3 parts, so you only need to do it once.