Tag: lightroom
Remove All the Things in DPReview
Got a distracting object in your photo? I look at several ways of removing it in software, from healing brushes to Generative-AI tools.
Bring Back (?) the Noise: A Contrarian Take on DxO PureRAW 3
I look at DxO PureRAW 3 and how its incredible performance might lead us to accepting too-soft images.
The Paralysis of “Best”
[This post first appeared in Photo AI, my newsletter about how computational photography is fundamentally changing photography as we know it. Subscribe here, or view the archives at Photo-AI.com.] Last week the good folks over at Glass posted on Mastodon: "Hi. Hit us with your best photo on Glass. Just because. 🗣️ Show 🗣️ us 🗣️ ...
Photocombobulate #27: Lightroom Tips with Julieanne Kost
Our favorite Adobe evangelist joins us to talk about editing in Lightroom using vibrance, saturation, and sharpening.
Secrets of Lightroom Mobile in CreativePro Magazine
My latest article for CreativePro Magazine reveals little-known secrets of editing photos in the Lightroom mobile apps.
PhotoActive #128: New iPads and Lightroom Updates
In the latest PhotoActive episode, we discuss the new iPad models announced last week and look at the major updates in the Lightroom and Lightroom Classic.
Using Location Data in Lightroom
My new article about using location data in the Lightroom apps is now available to subscribers of CreativePro Magazine.
AI Photo Software Is Converging
Companies are consolidating AI photo tools. What does this mean for you? I explore this move in my latest Smarter Image column.
Getting Started with Lightroom in CreativePro Magazine
My article on getting started with Lightroom is the cover story for the new issue of CreativePro Magazine!
Blue Potato Portrait Photo Shoot
My first post-pandemic-lockdown portrait photo session was with a good friend who has just launched her ADHD coaching business, Blue Potato.
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