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Lightroom Camera Calibration And User Presets

April 28, 2010
South Maui Sunset, Maui, Hawaii.

One of the lesser known features in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom is Camera Calibration in the Develop module. Different camera sensors render color differently. Camera Calibration was developed to enable photographers to adjust the white balance, hue and saturation to “calibrate” the image so it matches more closely with what they intended when it was originally [...]

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One Big Reason To Upgrade To Photoshop CS4

April 4, 2009

With every new release of Adobe Photoshop, there’s a period where people sit on the fence pondering whether or not they should upgrade. “Is it worth the money?” “Are the new features really that good?” Sound familiar? The past few releases have brought revolutionary features that have changed the landscape of how people do digital [...]

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Photoshop.com – Where Photography Meets Social Media

March 26, 2009

Photoshop.com from Adobe Systems is an online solution for photo editing and sharing that also gives you the ability to sync your photos with social media accounts, such as Facebook, Flickr, Photobucket or Picasa. Sure, you could upload directly to those accounts, but the value-add of Photoshop.com is that it gives you the ability to [...]

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Photowalk 9/15

September 16, 2008

After returning from Photoshop World in Vegas, I checked out Ben Wilmore’s blog and found out he’s on Maui teaching workshops. I’d enjoyed his pre-conference class on “Shooting For Photoshop” and it inspired me to start thinking differently about my photography, so I signed up for his shooting safari. We met at the Institute of [...]

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A Room With A View

September 3, 2008

I don’t come to Vegas often. In fact, I think I’ve been here maybe three times in my whole life, and one of those was an hour-long layover on the way to somewhere else. I was here for Photoshop World in 2005, and I’m here for the same reason again. I’ve been keeping up, but [...]

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