Lightroom’s Book Module is a powerful tool, and there’s nobody better to help us unleash its secrets than Scott Kelby. If you’re like Rob Sylvan and Levi Sim, you’re familiar with www.ScottKelby.com where we’ve been dazzled by Scott’s photo book layouts for years. Besides his photo books, he’s also the world’s number one best selling author (here’re some of Scott’s bookss). His comprehensive style has revolutionized the way we learn technical skills like photography and photoshop. Levi’s shelves are overflowing with Kelby titles, and you’re going to love learning with him.
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Levi Sim
Levi Sim is passionate about making photographs and helping others make their pictures better, too. He's a full-time photographer making business portraits and marketing and branding pictures for a living. He spends the rest of his time practicing all other kinds of photography. Read more of his articles here. And you can see more of Levi's portfolio here.
Levi is honored to be an ambassador for Lumix cameras, Vanguard tripods and bags and Spider Holster carry systems.
Levi is honored to be an ambassador for Lumix cameras, Vanguard tripods and bags and Spider Holster carry systems.
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I frequently use the book module and export JPG files (It has Blurb, PDF *and* JPEG options!) . I then run a Photoshop batch process to crop my JPG files to whatever size I want. In my case I create a large square book and choose page templates that leave a large margin top and bottom so that my batch process crops to about A4 without losing any of my page content. I use autofill fill full bleed in my favorite print company to instantly fill these jpgs into my new book.