🎞Lightroom 9.2 ISO Defaults and the EOS R5 Again
In this episode of the vlog, I talk about the problems I’ve run into trying with Lightroom 9.2’s new ISO defaults, and about the latest images of the EOS R5.
Lightroom 9.2’s New Development Defaults
Lightroom 9.2 has changed how develop defaults work: defaults are now presets, and there is a new ISO dependent preset format that needs manual editing.
Lightroom Large Catalog Backup Failure and a Workaround For Windows
A Lightroom bug causes catalog backups to fail for catalogs >4GB. This is a workaround for Windows users to backup their large catalog outside of Lightroom.
Sharpening and Noise Reduction in Lightroom
A methodical approach to optimizing noise reduction and sharpening can go a long way to creating better baseline defaults for use in Lightroom and CameraRAW.
The Lightroom Catalog and Develop History States
An in depth exploration of the internal structure of Lightroom’s catalog file focusing on the storage of develop settings and history states.
Lightroom 8 Years Later: A Critical Look at Virtual Copies
A look at the technical implementation of Virtual Copies in Adobe’s Lightroom image management software.
Lightroom 8 Years Later: Core Technology
An overview of the core technologies used in Adobe’s Lightroom software as part of a series looking at Lightroom’s 8 year development history in depth.
Lightroom 8 Years Later – Asset Management and the Library Module
The Library module is easily the core of Lightroom’s asset management functionality, and as a side effect of that very much the core of Lightroom as a whole. In this part of Lightroom 8 Years Later, I’m going to look at the Library module in mode detail. The big picture aspect of the Library module […]
Lightroom 8 Years Later: Modules & Organization of User Interface
Eight years ago, Adobe released Photoshop Lightroom, a unified digital asset manager and non-destructive raw image processor. Since then, Adobe has released 5 major versions of Lightroom, each making small revisions, tweaks, and sometimes adding new functionality. This is part 2 of my series looking at Lightroom in depth, inside and out, and what I […]
Lightroom 8 Years Later: An Introduction
It’s been just almost a decade since Adobe released Lightroom, their digital asset manager (DAM) and non-destructive raw image editor. In that time, Adobe has made a number of improvements in many respects, from improving the raw engine to adding new processing features, to finally adding GPU rendering support. However in many ways Lightroom hasn’t […]