Well, let the gadget hounds attack – Adobe has released a Beta version of Lightroom 4! There’s a couple new features to it, but to be honest, it’s nothing I found really earth-shattering or ground-breaking in technological terms.
Often when I talk to people about their work flow one big question and the need to do some pixel based editing in Photoshop, one of the questions that often comes up is “Why can’t I do X in Lightroom?” Most of the time, it involves answers that include explanations of pixel based editing versus ...
The back story behind this most comes from one of the more common questions I get these days about Lightroom. It comes in the Develop Module and confusion about the difference between the Exposure slider, the Fill Light slider, and the Brightness slider.
Your images contain a whole host of information that you may not even be seeing? The header information in your photos contain something called EXIF data.
I normally don’t pull a blog post and do a pitch completely for a product, but this deal is too good to pass up. Today only in the Adobe store, you can get Lightroom 3 for only $150 – that’s a full half off the regular price. If you’re on the fence about LR – ...
Yeah, okay, I don’t do this a lot, but every once and a while it’s fun to put together a quick technique or tip to share with the reading/listening community, so here’s one that’s very helpful when using Lightroom.
Loading ...Earlier today, I posted the article about a radio station stealing images from a competitor station. After publishing the...
...the cost of hiring a lawyer and delay tactics that the station can make to draw out the process...
...Socializing is a good thing - we are social creatures, and this is even more true with photographers. ...
Earlier today, I posted the article about a radio station stealing images from a competitor station. After publishing the...
...the cost of hiring a lawyer and delay tactics that the station can make to draw out the process...
...Socializing is a good thing - we are social creatures, and this is even more true with photographers. ...
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