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This is the 51st episode of Lightroom Quick Tips where I give a single, quick Lightroom tip.
There is a new button in Lightroom CC/6 allowing you to quickly and easily straighten a crooked image. In this video I demonstrate how to do it and I go on to explain how a user of Lightroom 5 can also, quickly and easily, straighten an image.
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This is the 50th episode of Lightroom Quick Tips where I give a single, quick Lightroom tip.
There is a little known function of Lightroom called, “Match Total Exposures”. It’s little known because it’s buried in the menu system but it can come in very handy if you have multiple shots with some of those shots being over-exposed, others underexposed and hopefully, some exposed properly. In this video, I demonstrate how to use this little known feature of Lightroom.
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This is the eighth video of a series where I’m showing how to use the On1 Photo 10 software suite.
In this episode I’m demonstrating how I use On1 Photo 10 Resize which I believe is an ESSENTIAL tool for anyone that prints their images either to their own printer or to be printed by a lab.
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This is the 48th episode of Lightroom Quick Tips where I give a single, quick Lightroom tip.
When you send images to an external editor such as On1 Photo 10, you’re presented with a dialog box with some default values for file type, color space, bit depth and resolution. In this video, I explain how you can change those default values.
Because mom used to say if you keep making faces like that, someday it will stick.
We don’t want that to happen!
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This is the seventh video of a series where I’m showing how to use the On1 Photo 10 software suite.
In this episode I’m demonstrating how I use On1 Photo 10 Effects in my workflow. This may or may not work for you but I thought it would give you ideas on how to incorporate it in a way that does.
Most of you probably know that I’ve been doing a series of videos demonstrating On1 Photo 10. If you haven’t seen those videos yet, click here to watch them. I’ve been so impressed with On1 Photo 10 I’ve been modifying my processing routine to incorporate many of the great features of On1’s software. As an example, just this morning I took this picture of a hawk and used On1 Photo 10 Effects to bring out the detail in the bird’s feathers:
Nikon D800e with Nikon 200-500 F5.6 Lens – 1/250 F5.6 iso: 100 at 500mm
Since I’m not employed by On1, in the videos I’m free to discuss anything about the software I believe to be a limiting or something that needs to be improved and in the videos I’ve often mentioned that On1 Photo 10 is not a RAW editor like Adobe Lightroom or Adob...
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This is the sixth video of a series where I’m showing how to use the On1 Photo 10 software suite.
In this episode I’m delving even deeper into the Effects module of On1 Photo 10. In it I’m introducing what I’m calling “Advanced Masking Techniques”.
To further assure that my videos and the vast majority of what I do — that is helping people with their photography — remain free, this month I became a Topaz Labs affiliate. When you make a purchase from Topaz Labs using any of the links below my Topaz videos or click through from the banner below, I earn a small commission from your purchase and of course, it doesn’t cost you anything more. As a matter of fact, if you use the coupon code AMDISC15 in your shopping cart at Topaz, you’ll save 15% off everything in your shopping cart!
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This is the third video of a series where I’m showing how to use the On1 Photo 10 software suite.
In this episode I’m demonstrating the Enhance module in On1 Photo 10.
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