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Storing your images on a safe and sturdy external hard drive is one of the easiest and cheapest options available...
Although I am a purist by heart, I cannot forget my early days with a digital camera and a copy...
A Guest Post by Nick Rains Once you have added more and more images to your Lightroom catalogue it becomes...
Do you open photos direct into Photoshop or do you use Adobe Bridge? If you don’t use Bridge, there are...
If you’ve ever wondered what the small icons in the Layer palette do, you might be surprised at how useful...
Lightroom has more tricks up its sleeve than simple photo fixes such as exposure and contrast. It’s possible to craft...
When you’ve been using a program like Photoshop for a length of time, you begin to develop a wish list...
A Guest Post by Nick Rains. Filing Where do you actually put your image files? Do you file images in...
Subjects who wear eye glasses can offer a unique difficulty for photographers. First, there's the dilemma of whether they should...
Destructive editing. Do the very words make you shudder? For many, the main rule of editing is to avoid destruction...
In an earlier blog post, I discussed a typical Lightroom workflow and I advocated using the Exposure slider to lighten...
A Guest post by Phil Steele Almost any portrait subject over the age of 25 can use some under-eye cleanup,...
In this post, I’ll show you how to create a simple composite by placing one image in another. Along the...
Backing up your photography work and thinking about the workflow to do is it essential whether you're a hobby photographer...
One of the most confusing things for new Lightroom users is understanding how documents get round tripped from Lightroom to...
In a previous post, I explained how to create panels for Photoshop using Configurator. This time I want to show...
There are so many ways to use editing programs together. My most common method (which has become a habit) is...
In an earlier post, I showed you how to use Lightroom’s Survey View to choose one image from a selection...
Lightroom’s Survey view is a tool that makes choosing one image from a group of images a simpler process. In...
Most users don’t realize that you can create your own custom panels for Photoshop CS4 and for the new CS5....
Here's a quick video of Adventure Photographer Tyler Stableford and how he's using Lightroom 3 beta 2 in his photography...
I'm hearing about it more and more. One maker of Lightroom presets accuses another of stealing their concoctions and selling...
A Guest Post by Dev Wijewardane. Usually, to produce a well lit image of an object, photographers will need to...
A Guest Post by Andy Briggs. One of the challenges of landscape photography is that it's so dependant on the...
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