Showing posts with label lightroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lightroom. Show all posts
Friday, September 26, 2014
Tutorial: A Quick Way to Add a Subtle Punch to Your Photos’ Color In Lightroom
Photographer Trevor Dayley has put together a very handy little tutorial to give your photographs that extra ‘pop’ of color in Adobe Lightroom or Adobe Camera RAW without going overboard.
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Thursday, September 18, 2014
Adobe Lightroom Plug-In to Show Focus Point
Matt K: "A while back I wrote a post on some features I’d love to see, but I really didn’t think would make it in to Lightroom. Well, one of those features was the ability to show me my focus points. At times, I’ll shoot the same photo but focus in different areas. As a landscape photographer, sometimes I’ll merge a few photos together (focus stacking) to get an ultra sharp photo. Other times, I just use one photo, but knowing where I focussed can help me in the future.
Well, a few blog readers pointed out a plug-in that I hadn’t seen before. It’s called Show Focus Points and it only does one thing – it shows you your focus point. After you install it, you just go to the top menu to Library > Plug-in Extras > Show Focus Points (make sure you’re in the Library module first)."
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Friday, August 8, 2014
Photoshop and Lightroom
IMO - this is about the best thing to come down the pike for photographers in a very, very long time.
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