Entries Tagged as 'Lightroom'

Tuesday, July 15th, 2008

Slideshow Secrets

As I thought about the tutorial for today, I pondered doing a quick set of tips for Photoshop, like CTRL+J for a duplicate late, CTRL=ALT+SHift+E to stamp all visible layers on to a new layer, and other such trinkets.  While debating which ones to include I was continuing the process of winnowing down the last [...]

Monday, June 2nd, 2008

More coffee Monday

Judging from my soreness even today after a weekend of home improvement projects, I would imagine that tomorrow morning will be even more of the same - I will definitely be partaking of more than a few cups of joe to get me on my feet and functional.
I did take some time to do some [...]

Wednesday, May 28th, 2008

Back to Basics - Rule of Thirds Grid

After I recorded and started production on this tutorial my mind began to remember that perhaps I had covered this subject before. I reviewed the subjects I have posted over at the Tutorial Resource Center and did not see it covered there, so figure I am not repeating some tutorial I have already done. [...]

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Thursday, May 15th, 2008

Geographic Composition

Jason Moore has a weekly feature on his blog, titled Geographic Composition. I was invited to join in that weekly activity, and am honored to do so. This week, my first in participating, the theme is “Yellow.” Stop over to Jason’s blog to see the entire grouping of shots…

In other news, the [...]

Saturday, April 26th, 2008

Workflow - ACR vs DNG which way to go?

Recently two of the blogs that I read brought some meaningful insight on individual work flow perspectives. The first was Scott Kelby’s Photoshop Insider, where he had a few people criticize his critique of camera raw in Photoshop CS3, Lightroom, and Bridge. It was a pretty good and informative post, but a [...]