Photo Profile – Mike Rusczyk
As a young punk kid, I spent every waking hour on a skateboard. There are a lot of memories from my youth, but being on a skateboard, raising hell, and having fun with my core group of friends was all that mattered. Fast forward 20 years, and I’m still on a skateboard, but not as much [...]
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2. February 2010
Cleaning up the mess – culling images in Lightroom
So, this weekend I came to the conclusion it was time to reinstall my operating system. I have been running the Windows 7 Release Candidate for quite sometime, and its expiration was drawing nearer, and I did not want to deal with the inconveniences it creates towards expiration. Reinstalling a system is never fun, and [...]
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28. January 2010
Dripbook – Turbocharge your online promotions
In our recent X-Equals Survival Kit we included an important piece of our marketing and promotions activities that some of you may not have had a chance to really check out: Dripbook. There was a time where a standalone website did it for your business. Those days are over. Having your blog or website up and running [...]
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26. January 2010
Build ‘n Ship – Lightroom Export Presets
One of the biggest selling points for Lightroom has to be its ability to use presets. However, most people simply think of develop presets when they hear the word “preset”. This misconception is understandable; especially considering everything a good selection of develop presets can do for you. But presets can do more for you than make [...]
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21. January 2010
“… everything in the Right Hand menu …”
We’ve received a lot of emails as a result of our X-Equals Survival Kit post because of a sweet offer we made to all of you: ” … if you have questions regarding any of the items below, or just want some advice on how to get started with a particular component (setup, strategy, ideas, etc.) [...]
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19. January 2010
Quickie Fix – Exposure
Everyone has encountered shots that have been over or under exposed before. Be it accidental or the result of bracketing, there are always a few less than ideal exposures in any project. Fixing each of the images can be time consuming, but if you leverage some tricks in Lightroom, you can speed up your workflow [...]
continue reading ... }
4. February 2010
Photo Profile – Mike Rusczyk
As a young punk kid, I spent every waking hour on a skateboard. There are a lot of memories from my youth, but being on a skateboard, raising hell, and having fun with my core group of friends was all that mattered. Fast forward 20 years, and I’m still on a skateboard, but not as much [...]
continue reading ... }2. February 2010
Cleaning up the mess – culling images in Lightroom
So, this weekend I came to the conclusion it was time to reinstall my operating system. I have been running the Windows 7 Release Candidate for quite sometime, and its expiration was drawing nearer, and I did not want to deal with the inconveniences it creates towards expiration. Reinstalling a system is never fun, and [...]
continue reading ... }28. January 2010
Dripbook – Turbocharge your online promotions
In our recent X-Equals Survival Kit we included an important piece of our marketing and promotions activities that some of you may not have had a chance to really check out: Dripbook. There was a time where a standalone website did it for your business. Those days are over. Having your blog or website up and running [...]
continue reading ... }26. January 2010
Build ‘n Ship – Lightroom Export Presets
One of the biggest selling points for Lightroom has to be its ability to use presets. However, most people simply think of develop presets when they hear the word “preset”. This misconception is understandable; especially considering everything a good selection of develop presets can do for you. But presets can do more for you than make [...]
continue reading ... }21. January 2010
“… everything in the Right Hand menu …”
We’ve received a lot of emails as a result of our X-Equals Survival Kit post because of a sweet offer we made to all of you: ” … if you have questions regarding any of the items below, or just want some advice on how to get started with a particular component (setup, strategy, ideas, etc.) [...]
continue reading ... }19. January 2010
Quickie Fix – Exposure
Everyone has encountered shots that have been over or under exposed before. Be it accidental or the result of bracketing, there are always a few less than ideal exposures in any project. Fixing each of the images can be time consuming, but if you leverage some tricks in Lightroom, you can speed up your workflow [...]
continue reading ... }
4. February 2010
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