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This week I visited an old friend of mine. I brought my camera (as always) and took some photos of their lovely kids. The newest member of the family is "Meja". She was curious about that big camera lens in front of her face. Her head and eyes followed it all the time. Who said it was hard to take photos of kids? hehe
If you're using the 64-bit version of Lightroom, you've probably noticed the lack of support to burn your images directly to CD. There is a pretty ugly workaround if you really need this feature.
Check out these awesome photographers portfolios and get inspired. To be a successful photographer you have to stick out from the rest. I think these five talented photographers have what it takes. What are you waiting for? Get your camera…
I just changed my desktop wallpaper. I do that whenever I feel I have a lack of motivation and need inspiration. It works great (for me) and this time I used one of my photos I took in Firenze last year. This wallpaper gives me a calm feeling everytime I look at it.
TTG Panic Gallery is a gallery template for the Adobe Lightroom Web module incorporating codefidelty’s Panic Coda Navigation Tutorial, based on the groovy tricks on Panic’s Coda website. Because the gallery loads thumbnails and full size images together into a…
Jeffrey Friedl has done a bunch of great plugins/piglets for Lightroom. This plugin – for Lightroom 2.0 and later – allows you to geoencode your photos from within Lightroom. This means you can put your GPS data right into your…
Yesterday I was on a seminar about web trends and took some photos. The light in the room wasn't good enough to take photos without using a flash. Still, I took some test-shots before I turned my flash on and the result was not satisfying at all. In fact, some of the photos was so bad you couldn't see what was on them. Fortunately I had my external flash with me and was able to take some really nice shots on this day. But, imagine you just had one shot and no flash this time and your photo turned into blackness...
When you're out taking photos of horizons (oceans, beaches and landscapes etc) you really have to think twice before you take the shot. With an incorrect measurement in the camera it's hard to get the right exposure on both sides of the horizon. Sometimes you don't even have the time to adjust your camera to get the perfect exposure. Lightroom is just the tool for you when it comes to horizons and exposure problems.