A while back, the good folks at Sleeklens reached out to me to see if I’d be interested in checking out there landscape photography Lightroom presets. Me being a huge fan of Lightroom, post-processing, and the ability to use presets to speed up my workflow, I was all over this. […]
Read MoreWhen was the last time you took a photo that didn’t have any dust spots? Or when was the last time you took a photo that had that one distracting element at the edge of the frame you didn’t see through the lens? Wouldn’t it be nice to be able […]
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Have you ever wondering what all of the sliders in Lightroom 5 do when it comes to sharpening your photos? I did. And now I’m here to help you learn how to sharpen photos is Lightroom. Follow along as I show you the ins and outs of sharpening photos using […]
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Adobe’s Lightroom is a phenomenal application used by loads of photographers across the world today. It truly is a powerful application, but what if you don’t know all of the ins and outs to it quite yet? I’m here to help you. Adobe Lightroom 5 contains tools for just about anything you’d […]
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Photographers love Adobe Lightroom. That being the case, it has become a widely used program for photo management and post-processing for a lot of individuals out there. However, there are a few key items to get in line before plunging in full force. Setting up the important Lightroom Preferences and Catalog […]
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I decided it was time to update my last video on Lightroom Import Develop Presets. The previous video was done in Lightroom 4 and while not much has changed between Lightroom 4 and Lightroom 5, I figured it would be beneficial to create an all new tutorial to help you […]
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Lightroom is a valuable tool as far as software for post-processing photos goes. In future posts I’ll dive deeper into how to use Lightroom along with some landscape photography processing tips and tutorials. For now though, and for those that are already using Lightroom but want to speed up their […]
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Many photographers today are becoming more and more familiar with HDR photography. If you don’t already know what an HDR photograph is though, it stands for High Dynamic Range. What that really means is creating a photograph that contains an increased dynamic range than what you camera can normally capture. […]
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In Episode 3 of the Photocast I show you how to create a panoramic image by combining multiple photos to provide a wider field of view. I’ll be showing you how to do this using Lightroom 4 and Photoshop CS6. Photocast – Episode 003: 4.8.2013 Hosted by Clint Losee | […]
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