Just a short post to point you at another blog post on my personal photography blog where I display a number of before and after images taken in Ludlow on 29th July and post-processed using the Remove > Reflections tool in Lightroom Classic.
Yesterday (15th July) the Pantry met and we discussed a number of issues and watched a couple of videos. First – I reminded members of the post from the last meeting on installing Plugins (esp. for external editors) and the behaviour of some – depending … Continue readingLightroom update – and future?
This video goes through at breakneck speed the settings that you just might like to check on your camera to minimise the risk of not getting the image that you were hoping to get. You’ll need to stop frame at the appropriate point to see … Continue readingCamera settings to check!
One thing that the exercise previously described has done is to encourage me to review where I should best store Plugins, and how they should be used in my Post-processing LrC Workflow. This has perhaps been highlighted by the decisions I have made around Topaz … Continue readingOn plugins and …
The issue – a bloated Apple Photos on my iPhone; the Apple Photos Albums on my iPhone don’t match up with my LrC Collections. Like many of you I suspect, I find it difficult to find images on my phone, and I haven’t set up … Continue readingApple Photos Cleanup
Last autumn users of the Topaz AI products (Photo AI, Gigapixel AI) were invited to migrate to a new suite of applications that they called Studio which included new versions of Photo and Gigapixel. As it was “Free” it appeared that you would not lose … Continue readingTopaz – the final word
This article popped up on my screen this morning and I thought it might be worth sharing with you. It begins with covering the standard things – Exposure triangle, Histograms, Depth and then moves on to more creative things. It also has a number of … Continue readingAn introduction to photography
An interesting question, and one that I’ve looked at more than once, and written about in another place … Travelling with my camera and without my MacBook Pro [Updated] … so you can see that I’ve considered what would be the best way for me … Continue readingLrC on the move
Great news for photographers on Android devices as Google releases a completely new version (v4) of Snapseed – a non-destructive photo editor with a built-in camera for the app – which is Free from the Google Play site. This joins the Apple version (v3) that … Continue readingSnapseed returns to Android
All you need to know about re-sizing an image in Lightroom Classic, but the principles are the same whatever the editor. It’s really important to understand why you want to re-size, and use the most appropriate method to apply. For this reason, this article from … Continue readingResizing your images