If you organise your photos by folders and find this perfectly satisfactory, then you can use any number of different programs to keep your images organised. Adobe Bridge is a good starting point as an image browser if you already … Continue reading Best image browser and cataloguing software
Lightroom for mobile has steadily evolved from a portable way to check out pictures in your Lightroom catalog into a powerful and useful sidekick for the desktop app, and the new Android and iOS versions make it more powerful still. … Continue reading Adobe Lightroom for mobile update July 2017
Adobe has released a simultaneous Camera Raw 9.12 update Lightroom CC 2015.12 update, as well as Lightroom 6.12. It brings support for new camera RAW files, new lens profiles and new camera colour profiles. Adobe Camera Raw and Lightroom use … Continue reading Adobe Camera Raw 9.12 and Lightroom update
Adobe is continually updating Lightroom CC with bug fixes, new camera and lens profiles and, sometimes, new features. This is where you’ll find a list of the latest Lightroom CC updates and what they include. Lightroom CC/Photography plan trial version … Continue reading Lightroom CC updates
Virtual Copies are really useful. They let you try out a whole load of different processing variations on a single image without having to create new files, saving time and disk space in the process and keeping all your adjustments … Continue reading How many Virtual Copies do you have in Lightroom?
If you never thought you’d need to pay attention to the Lightroom noise reduction settings, you might need to think again. Like a lot of photographers I shoot RAW files on the assumption I’m going to get better image quality … Continue reading Lightroom noise reduction and why you need it
I was lucky enough to get a Fujifilm GFX 50S on loan for two weeks to review in Digital Camera and Professional Photography and I’m really impressed by the tonal range and subtlety it can capture. This became obvious when I … Continue reading Fine art black and white with the Fujifilm GFX
Welcome to part 4 of an 8-part series on Lightroom presets and how they work. To go with this I’ve created 8 free Lightroom presets you can download right now. Lightroom CC/Photography plan trial version and offers Click here for a Dropbox … Continue reading 8 free Lightroom presets part 4: ‘Moonlite’
Part 3: ‘Mistical’ Welcome to part 3 of an 8-part series on Lightroom presets and how they work. To go with this I’ve created 8 free Lightroom presets you can download right now. Lightroom/Photography plan trial version and offers Click here for … Continue reading 8 free Lightroom presets part 3: Mistical
It’s very easy to lose extreme shadow or highlight detail when you’re shooting high-contrast scenes, and that’s one of the reasons for shooting raw files – they contain additional highlight detail, especially, that you may be able to bring out during … Continue reading Shadow and Highlight recovery in Lightroom
This is a review of the ‘old’ Lightroom CC before the Creative Cloud announcements of October 18 2017. For a review of the ‘new’ Lightroom CC click here. The old Lightroom CC has been rebranded Lightroom Classic and a review … Continue reading Lightroom CC review
Part 2: ‘Eurochrome’ Welcome to part 2 of an 8-part series on Lightroom presets and how they work. To go with this I’ve created 8 free Lightroom presets you can download right now. Lightroom/Photography plan trial version and offers Click here for … Continue reading 8 free Lightroom presets part 2: Eurochrome
