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Going Mirrorless
Being late to the party is something that I make a habit of. You could also be more optimistic and say that I am not an early adopter. A number of friends and colleagues have added a mirrorless body to … Continue reading
LR Instagram
I am a latecomer to Instagram. I have had an account for quite a while but I did not use it much and certainly did not spend much time checking it out. One of the reasons was that it was … Continue reading
My Copy of Lightroom Got Sick
After a previous update to Lightroom (6.12), it became almost unusable. Importing would take forever and, once the images were in, it would grind to a halt. Keywording and editing became a nightmare. I was struggling to work out what … Continue reading
Posted in equipment, photo, technique
Tagged adobe, computer, degradation, failure, hardware, impending, Lightroom, performance, photoshop, software, updates
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Making Use of the Camera’s Features
One of the things that I was glad to get when I last changed camera bodies was the ability to have exposure compensation while shooting in manual mode. You might wonder why this is a useful thing to have but … Continue reading
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Tagged automatic, camera, changing, compensation, conditions, exposure, ISO, light, photo, settings, technique
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Planning for the Eclipse
A couple of years ago I started thinking about the total solar eclipse. We were living in California at the time and I had not long before been to an aviation shoot in Madras Oregon. Madras was almost directly on … Continue reading
Posted in equipment, Pacific Northwest, photo, Travel
Tagged oregon, photo, planning, Solar eclipse, travel, warm springs
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Adobe Fixed the Time Zone Issue for Video
In this previous post, I noted that there was a problem with the way in which Lightroom identified the time of video files. I was having to manually adjust the capture time after importing them. When I contacted Adobe, they … Continue reading
Sensor De-mosaicing and Southwest Colors
I have been pondering the way in which the method by which digital images are captured is affected by what is being photographed. As part of my workflow, I render 1:1 versions of the images and then quickly weed out … Continue reading
Demise of a NAS
Moving house means packing up your stuff and hoping it all survives the journey. Some things you have are not ones you are happy about leaving out of your control so you take them with you. Since we were driving … Continue reading
Another Go at Stitching iPhone Raw Shots
As I posted a while ago, I have been experimenting with stitching shots from my phone. Since I am shooting in raw on the phone, I have some latitude to play with the shots in post that wasn’t there before. … Continue reading
Creating Lens Profiles for Adobe Software
UPDATE: It turns out, the upload process for the profile sends to an address that doesn’t work. While I try to fix this, if you want the profiles to use, you can download them by clicking here. Within Adobe processing … Continue reading
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Tagged adobe, camera, correction, distortion, lens, photograph, processing, profile, software, target, vignette
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