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Yeah, you’re smart – the Lightroom PhD Program

We really wish there was a PhD Program for Lightroom. That is how much time and effort we have put into this piece of software – enough to warrant a dissertation, committee review, and tenured faculty position at a prestigious University. While we can dream of such a position, day-to-day we know what Lightroom is [...]

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Photo Profile – Tony Francesconi

Continuing with our series of up-and-coming Photographers that are destined to make a unique mark with their work, we preset Tony Francesconi and his unique mix of environmental, portraiture, and action photography. I’ve personally known Tony for quite some time, and he has an eye for capturing both composition and emotion – and it’s the [...]

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Ryan Klos Reviews – “… some of the best and most useful presets I’ve used to date.”

Ryan Klos over at Klos Photography has written a nice primer on why and how he is using our Preset Platform in his workflow. We’re convinced the next step in the evolution of Presets is to think of them as the supporting structures of an interchangeable platform that can exist as a foundation for being [...]

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Harnessing the Lightroom Histogram

A while back we discussed the relationship between the Histogram and the Tone Curve but considering some e-mails and interactions we have had with our readers it seems we should spend a bit of time looking a bit deeper into the Histogram itself. We will take a quick look at what the Histogram tells us, [...]

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