The Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2 Book for Digital Photographers (Voices That Matter)

I am still working my way through this book, but so far have found it a fount of knowledge. Easy to read, - and you can go online to Scott Kelby's site, D/L the same images, and work at your pace with the same photos.The book consists of 14 chapters - each with a load of lessons, and each lesson has a step-by-step instruction (with pictures to back up that step.) In addition, the book is loaded with tips to make the learning even easier. (Also, a page of "QuickTips" at the end of the chapters. At the end of the book is the author's workflow process - (For Portaits and Travel.)
I strongly recommend this for anyone using Lightroom 2.

Really good book, follows workflow and takes you through all the steps from set up to advanced features. So far any questions have been answered by this book.

I highly recommend this book.

Scott Kelby writes easy-to-apply instructions for all things Lightroom in this book. Makes my job MUCH easier!

I really like this guide, there are so many little details that are unfolded in this book. I like Scott's goofy humor it's right up my alley.

The layout is nice if you follow his instructions to start at the beginning and read it through, if you skip around you may lose some details.
Yes, you can use it as a reference but Scott has a direction he wants you to use.

I would highly recommend this if your new to Lightroom 2, it will save you time and help you gain some great understanding.

Scott made e-mailing from Lr so easy with my Mac, the masking/sharpening technique was an excellent, I use it frequently with portrait work. Theses are just a couple of great things in this guide.

You can't go wrong with this guide, I highly recommend it to new, intermediate and experienced users.

Scott Kelby has done it again.
In The Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2 Book for Digital Photographers, Scott Kelby uses photos from some of his professional photoshoots as examples to take the reader step by step through organizing, developing, and printing your digital photographs. Along the way he points out all of the hidden secrets and nuances that make Lightroom 2 such a powerful package. Things most of us could never discover on our own were we to purchase and use Lightroom 2 without Scott's help.
Because, among other things, Lightroom 2 is a workflow program Scott recommends readers do not "jump around" in the book, but rather, start at the beginning and work right through chapter by chapter. Since it is a 419 page tutorial this seems a little daunting, but believe me, it is well worth the effort.
If you are a digital photographer, whether professional or amateur, and want to use Lightroom 2; do yourself a favor and purchase Scott Kelby's excellent book.
You won't be disappointed.