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
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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