Category: Lightroom

Sigma users rejoice, new Sigma SD Quattro H will support Lightroom

Dunja Djudjic

Sigma Corporation has made an announcement that will make all Lightroom users thrilled. Their new Sigma SD Quattro H is available for sale, and it comes with improvements that will finally let photographers edit RAW files in Lightroom. Sigma SD Quattro H was announced along with the Sigma SD Quattro. The reason for this is to […]

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How to eliminate sensor dust in Adobe Lightroom

John Aldred

The transition from film to digital eliminated problems that plagued many photographers. Things like reciprocity failure were now a thing of the past. But, it presented a few new challenges, too. The biggest of those is dust. Things have gotten better over the years. We’ve made the shift from CCD to CMOS sensors, which seem […]

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Finding locations with great light with the King of the urban jungle!

Joseph Parry

Today I’m here with Kyle Cong running through his approach on shooting out on location with strobes and how he finds them! Hey Kyle! The first thing that struck me about your work was the colour toning and how beautifully focused your compositions were. Your location choices are spot on! Can you tell us about your […]

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Loupedeck puts Lightroom controls right at your fingertips

John Aldred

Control decks have only just recently started to become popular with photographers. They’ve been an integral part of video editing & colour workflows for years, though. Now that the lines between stills and video cameras are a little blurred, the reach of these useful devices has expanded. Other devices like the Palette Gear, and BrushKnob […]

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Adobe Lightroom Mobile adds Raw DNG capture in latest update for iOS10

John Aldred

We knew it was coming. Adobe added raw support to Lightroom Mobile a little while ago for shots made with DSLRs. The newly released iOS10 also brings raw support to the iPhone’s built in camera. Although the iOS10 native camera app doesn’t yet support it, 3rd party developers have been quick to jump on the feature. So, it’s hardly […]

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Fujifilm Ambassador releases his Lightroom preset collection for free

John Aldred

Fuji’s line of X cameras are well known for their great colour. They’re ability to simulate classic films like Velvia and Provia gives photographers what they want straight out of the camera. As such, there’s little to really do to them in post. Some photographers, though, still want to have a little more flexibility. Fujfilm X-Photographer Samuel Zeller […]

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Lightroom Coffee Break: Using Keyword Sets

Eric Reagan

Here’s a quick tip on using keyword sets in Lightroom, along with the reason why keyword sets are limited to 9 keywords. This was a new one for me! Copyright/DMCA Notice: The RSS entry was originally published on Photography Bay. RSSID#794326

Adobe: shoot crappy photos, fix them in post later

Udi Tirosh

Here is something I never thought I’ll see, but sometimes the real world provide the most awesome nuggets. In their most recent newsletter, Adobe wanted to highlight some Lightroom features. Their way of doing so was to basically say that you don’t need to worry about anything camera related. Just fix it all with Lightroom […]

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