Take Control of Managing Your Files
Is your macOS desktop filled with file icons? Do you even know a desktop picture is hiding behind them?!? Perhaps you need to take control of managing your files.
The Perpetual Mug
Every morning, I start my day with a cup of coffee, and every morning I think of Vic Bobb’s famous perpetual coffee mug.
How to Save a Lightroom Catalog After an Epic Mistake
The best stories are told from personal experience, right?
Hands-On with Mobile by Peak Design
I've been using prototypes of the new Mobile phone case system by Peak Design. Here are my quick hands-on impressions.
Take Control of Apple Watch v1.1, Updated for watchOS 7 and New Models
I’ve just completed a big update to my book Take Control of Apple Watch to include the changes and improvements in watchOS 7 and the new Apple Watch Series 6 and SE models.
Editing Portrait Photos in Luminar 4
If you missed my webinar on editing portraits in Luminar 4 today, the replay is now available.
Watch Now: Editing Black and White Photos in Luminar 4
The replay of the webinar I presented today is online and free to view. Learn how to edit black and white photos using Luminar 4.
Webinar: Editing Black & White Photos in Luminar, Aug. 27
I'm doing another free Luminar webinar that covers editing black and white photos, on August 27. Join me!
Take Control of Storage 2nd Edition on MacVoices
One of the pleasures of releasing new projects is the knowledge that I’ll get to talk to Chuck Joiner at MacVoices about it. I’ll be deep into the end stages of a deadline and I’ll get an email from Chuck: “Hey, I hear you’re about to release something new. Want to talk about it on ...
What’s New in Luminar 4.3
Skylum recently released Luminar 4.3, the first update to the Mac and Windows photo-editing software that goes beyond what's covered in my book The Photographer's Guide to Luminar 4. Here's what's new.
Take Control of Your Digital Storage, Second Edition
The topic of storage in your Mac mostly recedes into the background. Until something goes wrong. Or you need more of it. Or you get a new computer and realize that what you really should do is re-evaluate your entire storage system. So you dig in…and it’s like opening a wall in your house. Which ...
