Battle Royale! Ratings vs Flags: The Lightroom Deathmatch

Thanks to Joe Collins for his submission! Great stuff Joe!

Check his work out at: http://www.mosaicarchive.com

Taking thousands of photos brings unique challenges. Lightroom gives you nice options for keeping your photos organized. But organizing your photos takes some work. A system helps your get the most out of the digital asset management capabilities of Lightroom. Read More

10 Lightroom 4 Tips

Pixiq has released a new Blog Post that gives you some useful tips if you are already using Lightroom 4. If you are considering upgrading, its well worth a read too!

The differences between Lightroom 3 and 4 are not insignificant, and it’s worth your time to learn about them. Lightroom 4 sells for $149 or less and is a vital component of many photographers post processing.  We’ve made the upgrade and are enjoying the new features and workflow efficiencies offered by the new version.

Read Pixiq’s article with 10 Lightroom 4 tips here!

Are there any other differences you’ve noticed? Let us know.

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Salvaging a Blown Image

Photographer Kristina Toddy (check out her photography company EOL Photography) has shared with us a great article about dealing with blown out images. Read More

Move Photos to an External Drive Without Damaging Lightroom Catalogs

We’ve all faced it…your Hard Drive is filling FAST and you need to move you images to an external hard drive. But you don’t want to kill your catalogue in Lightroom. Here’s a Tutorial on how to do just that! Read More

Help My Lightroom Catalog is corrupted!

“AAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGGH!!!”

Lightroom just said your Catalog is corrupted and you have thousands of images that are seemingly lost! Read More

How to Move Lightroom to a New computer

You’ve purchased a new computer! Congratulations!  Now begins the much anticipated and incredibly fun task of moving EVERYTHING over from your old dinosaur of a computer.

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Applying Textures to your Images

Adding a texture to your image can give it that visual punch that it sometimes needs. Read More

Shoot Dot Edit: Less Sitting, More Shooting

The number one lament of today’s professional photographer, is the amount of time it takes sitting in front of the computer, to successfully edit and deliver your images that you’ve made! Read More

Photo Paper…The What’s and Why’s

When choosing Professional Photo Paper to deliver your printed images on, it’s always good to know exactly what you’re delivering. It’s also really important to be able to educate your clients as to why the product you’re delivering is better than just the plain old consumer grade paper. Read More

Using Curves For White Balance

© Justin Ashton

I have to admit, have never thought of using this technique before. But a buddy from Gilbert Arizona SWEARS by it, so I had to try it out. And it works!

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