A post about Lightroom for a change. Lightroom Viewer – a very interesting viewer for Lightroom that I found online. Lightroom Viewer is a standalone viewer for Lightroom image previous. You can use it to extract previews as Jpegs. How good is that?! 🙂 Lightroom Viewer doesn’t make any changes to your catalog, so nothing […]
Good Monday to you! 🙂 I hope you had a fantastic weekend and are eager to start a new week. I just couldn’t wait till today to post a few brief ideas of mine. To start with, we have another week and another Episode of PhotoshopLightroomTV! This is Episode 20 – a milestone in the […]
Good morning! It’s a Plug-In Day! 😉 If you are a Google Picasa user, you will love this plug-in! 🙂 This is another great plug-in for Lightroom. The family of plug-ins for Lightroom is growing all the time and I covered some of the plug-ins already if you look over the previous posts. This Plug-in […]
Has it ever happened to you that you were creating HDR images in Photoshop or maybe you were editing some HDR images you received from someone and they were very dark? Did you try to adjust them and the adjustments were greyed out? If you answered Yes to any of the questions above, then watch […]
Good morning! 🙂 Today it’s XMP time. Let’s move in time to XMP world… As you probably know, XMP stands for Extensible Metadata Platform and it is a way of storing data like star ratings, keywords, develop settings etc. What’s great about Xmp is that it is open source, which means anyone can contribute to […]
Hi, It is not exactly what it sounds like 😉 Adobe has just anounced Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3.3 and Camera Raw 6.3 Release Candidates. They are available on Adobe Labs website. Release Candidate means that it is a fully working update and it just needs some feedback from the community before it appears as a […]
Good morning! I hope you had a wonderful weekend. 🙂 Some photographers work a lot on the move and they use more than one computer. They usually use a laptop on location and then a desktop at home/office. So how does Lightroom fit in here? Lightroom allows you to split and merge catalogs so you […]
Good morning! 🙂 I thought I would share some interesting information about Catalogs in Lightroom today. I’m sure you already know how to create Catalogs in Lightroom, but did you know that you could hold Ctrl/Opt key when starting Lightroom to select which Catalog you want to open? Or you can use the same keyboard […]
At certain point in time you may come upon missing files in Lightroom. You may see question marks in the top right corner of image cells. It will appear on each image that is “missing”. There may be a few reasons why your images are “missing”: the files have been moved the files were renamed […]
Good morning! 🙂 Now you know how to create Smart Collections. What about transferring them from one catalog to another? It’s not as complicated as it sounds. Your Smart Collections are stored withing your Catalog. If you use multiple Catalogs, you will need to create new Smart Collections in each Catalog. Actually, instead of creating […]
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