ON1 Photo 10 is available now. As promised, ON1 shipped its new product formerly Perfect Photo Suite 9.5) in October and it has some really cool benefits. You can use ON1 Photo as an addition to Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, but it may also give you a viable alternative to paying monthly for Creative Cloud. Also, […]
You bought Lightroom to organize your photos, yet you insist upon organizing your photos by date. It doesn’t really help. This is how to organize your photos in Lightroom.
I will never create Lightroom Collections again, and I don’t think you should, either. For years, we’ve been mislead into thinking that collections were the best way to organize our photos. You ought to know that advice is completely wrong. I can show you a better way.
Lightroom CC Facial Recognition is an interesting new feature for portrait photography. I had a facial recognition feature in Aperture, but found it caused poor performance as it scoured images for faces. It seemed like a good idea to see if Lightroom CC facial recognition worked better for me.
The Lightroom CC HDR feature is getting a lot of attention lately. Some people like it. Some people don’t. Comparisons to Photomatix are inevitable. Is this new tool for creating HDR going to change the game for everyone?
Last week, Adobe announced Lightroom CC and a smaller corner of the Internet exploded. For some it was a reason to complain. For others, it seemed orgasmic. All I see is another software upgrade and the same reasoning applies as with all the others.