I use the Nik Collection almost by default when processing photos. At least, I use part of it. Over and over, I use the same filters. It turns out that some of the filters in the Nik Collection that I’ve ignored are just as useful if you have the right image. A Simple Studio Portrait…
Lightroom Organization: My 3 Point System With the demise of Aperture, most of us are using Lightroom to organize our photos. In Episode 8 of The Photo Flunky Show, we’ll talk about some classic mistakes people make in Lightroom organization and what you should do, instead. I share my three point system for Lightroom organization…
Aurora HDR is shipping now. I had time to work with a pre-release version, but now I can show you the released version in this video. We’ll review the user interface and you can see how easy it is to make stunning photos in one tool.
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,…
When you hear most folks talk about how to be an organized photographer, they usually bring up Lightroom or other digital asset management tools for your photos. The problem is that there is much more to photography, whether professional or as a hobby, than managing your images. You need to manage your productivity with these…
I will never create Lightroom CC Collections again, and I don’t think you should, either. For years, we’ve been misled 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. Why Do We Need Lightroom CC Collections?…