XEQUALS Equipment Guide – Staying Ahead Of The Curve
We know, we know. Better equipment does NOT mean better photographs. Sheesh, we’ve heard it already. But it’s hard to know which piece of equipment is worth your coin and which equipment is a waste. That fear can paralyze you into what we’ve come to know as analysis paralysis. It keeps you from making a […]
How I Use Lightroom Mobile To Stay Sane (Part 2)
In Part 1, I saved you from the early onset of scoliosis. Being chained to your desk while editing your images is very dangerous and wrought with peril. Now it’s time we take ourselves away from our desktop monitors and venture, bravely, blinking-ly, into a new mobile territory. Let’s pick up where we left off […]
How I Use Lightroom Mobile To Stay Sane (Part 1)
Peter Carey shares his personal experience of using Lightroom Mobile. And mobile gives him greater joy and creativity than slouching at a desk.
Size DOES Matter; Shooting Tethered In Lightroom
Long a standard practiced by studio and commercial photographers, shooting tethered should be an essential part of your photography. It may seem a bit intimidating at first but you probably already have all the necessary equipment for shooting tethered, and setting things up is not at all difficult. Got a camera? Good. Got a computer […]
Lightroom CC’s Face Detection – Don’t Lose Grandma!
Photo © James Foster The Problem With Keeping So Many Photos; And It’s Only Going To Get Worse Imagine if you will; before you is a table stretching 40 feet long and 10 feet wide. The table is entirely covered with shoeboxes. Each box is packed full, end to end, with 4×6” photos spanning the […]
