With advances in camera and processing algorithms, we can take the “quick panorama” hand holding our Camera with Auto Settings (for “Everything) and get surprisingly good results – “go ahead and try it !” The main “hand-held” challenge is trying to keep the horizon level but even that is not critical.
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This post concludes the round of 3 printing tips in LR. The 1st post was “printing with a color background“; the 2nd was “adding a graphic overlay on your print” and this one “printing a drop-shadow under your LR print“. Read more…
In the last post I talked about printing with a color background in Lightroom. In this post, I will discuss printing with a graphic overlay such as a client logo or event title. For this example, I will continue with a Holiday theme overlay.
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A quick Holiday Post, the time for shopping is getting short…
Recently a photographer switching to Lightroom [LR] asked if he could print on a black background with a white border as he did in Photoshop [PS]. Well, the answer was, “Of Course – Easier and Quicker!”
Here is some background info. Read more…
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We all have come to love Lightroom’s new Graduated Filter [GF] tool. (That’s keyboard shortcut “M” in your program.) A common use of this filter is to affect the sky, very similar to photographing using split filters… adding blue to enhance the sky; adding orange to create or enhance a sunset; adding Neutral Density (-exposure) to darken or balance out a bright sky in our photograph; etc. Read more…