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
There is no correct order of post-processing, Adobe has suggested an order in which you might wish to process your images, here’s the way that Victoria Bampton suggests you might do it … You now have this workflow to compare with the one I shared … Continue readingLightroom Queen’s suggested Workflow
I promised to provide links to these two documents that I found rather interesting. The first is a Crop Factor Calculator. You could use this to find your True Focal Length. The author (David Coleman) states by way of introduction … “A 50mm lens isn’t … Continue readingCrops, printing and more
We watched and discussed two videos at our meeting. The first was on the subject of the Calibration Panel and how you could use it to establish your look’n’feel for your images, maybe even creating Presets for like settings which you should consider might be … Continue readingVideos referenced at meeting on 15 April
I didn’t show this video yesterday but I think it’s worthy of sharing. A lot of hints and tips just state the obvious, and in many ways this one does too. However it’s just useful sometimes to review and revise what you’re doing when you … Continue readingSome composition tips
Tip to get the best edit possible in Lightroom – Anthony Morganti An interesting use of History in the Develop module – three methods explained that allow you to have multiple attempts at editing allowing you to compare each easily. How to Properly Bulk Denoise … Continue readingVideos referenced at meeting on 18 March