Birch trees standing at the edge of a forest and snow covered field in Central Wisconsin. While developing this photo, I notice a few dust spots in the field of snow. I’ve developed a quick way to identify dust spots Read More …
Tonight I hit a really nasty gotcha with Lightroom 2. It has to do with nested folders that you load into your Lighroom catalog independent of each other. In my organization system I organize my photos into projects with each Read More …
My biggest pet peeve when it comes to photography is the statement “you can Photoshop that [in/out]”. I have a friend who is getting into photography (he does have a background in technology, which relates to an old post of Read More …
One of the things that I don’t like about Lightroom is the fact that there is no way to do a really quick slideshow of the photos that you currently are looking at (based upon your filter). Specifically, there are Read More …
Adobe released Lightroom 1.1 update today. The Readme Doc talks about the details, but the key items I see included in this update are: General improvements Eject after import option when importing from removable media (i.e., compact flash, SecureDigital) Improvements Read More …
This past weekend, while at the Jeff Luhn’s Portrait and Lighting Workshop, we started talking about Adobe LightRoom. I had mentioned to the students about the One-Click WOW Presents that load into LightRoom and give you large variety of preset’s Read More …
I was reading Reed Hoffmann’s recent article Lightroom and Aperature on Blue Pixel Musings and was a bit surprised that the true beauty of Adobe’s Lightroom wasn’t discussed. Reed was comparing Adobe and Lightroom as some of the tools in Read More …