Photoshop Lightroom offers two mechanisms for quickly applying development settings to images, presets and defaults. In this post, part one of two, covering presets and defaults we’ll look at how to create and apply presets.

 September, 2009 Presets and Defaults in Lightroom

4 more frames from the some 100 keepers of the B-17 bomber Liberty Belle.

 September, 2009 Liberty Belle – A Little Bit Wider

I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to photograph the Liberty Belle, one of the 15 remaining Boeing  B-17 bombers that is still flying, when it visited Fort Lauderdale’s Executive Airport this last weekend. Awesome, would be a good way to describe it. A bit of history; On September 9, 1944 the 390th Bomb [...]

 September, 2009 Liberty Belle – Bits and Pieces

Adobe has released an update for Photoshop Lightroom, bringing us to Version 2.5. The new update introduces support for the Nikon D3000 and D300s, the Olympus E-P1 and the Panasonic DMC-FZ35 and DMC-GF1. In addition it fixes bugs with the import dialog box and improved demosaicing algorithms for certain cameras. The download can be snagged [...]

 September, 2009 Adobe Releases Lightroom 2.5

Part one of two covering the post production processing I did on my Porject popcorn poster. Including, blending images in Photoshop to address Depth of Field shortcomings and tweaking the image in Lightroom to add punch.

 September, 2009 Project Popcorn: Post Processing Part One

On September 1st Canon announced their next crop-sensor SLR the EOS 7D. While we don’t have one in our hands, yet. We’ve taken a look at brief look at the reported specs for the 7D as well as many of the changes Canon has made to the cameras UI, taking it at step ahead of anything they’ve released to day.

 September, 2009 Some Thoughts on Canon’s New EOS 7D