It’s Monday, and I’m back in the studio. I had a great time last week at both Photo Pro Summer School & the D2WC conference. Met a lot of great people, hungout with some kickass industry professionals.
Today I have a quick tip on using Lightroom’s Adjustment Brush. Check it out, and remember – RATE! COMMENT! SUBSCRIBE! *grin*
Alrighty, it’s the first official day of D2WC and I’m looking forward to all the presentations that will be delivered throughout the day. I’m speaking tomorrow on InDesign Interactive Media, so today I’ll be on the show floor answering questions and helping out.
Wednesday’s video prompted the question, “When do I use Snapshots vs Virtual Copies?” Here is an answer delivered in today’s tutorial. Enjoy!
I know this post is coming out late, but I spent yesterday bouncing around airports trying to get to Kansas City for the D2WC conference. If you’re local, then you’ll see me on NBC this morning promoting the event with Kevin Stohlmeyer.
Alrighty, I have a quick Lightroom tutorial demonstrating how you create virtual copies in your workflow. Check it out!
Good morning my dear readers.
Hope you’re weekend was relaxing, fun or whatever you needed it to be. Yesterday, I had the privilege of presenting “Social Media for Photographers” at the Photo Pro Summer School in Lexington, KY.
I just finished delivering a Lightroom presentation for Day Two of the conference, and I am now posting today’s video while Kevin Ames delivers his presentation on Adobe Camera RAW.
Today’s quick tip is using Before & After previews in Lightroom. Hope you enjoy it, and I’ll see you Wednesday.
Good afternoon everyone! It’s a late day post today, as I’m FRANTICALLY trying to get stuff done before I fly out tomorrow. I will be in Lexington, KY for PhotoPro Summer School with the amazing David Ziser, talented Kevin Ames & local phenomenon Lynn Michelle. Looking forward to taking the stage with the folks I admire, and sharing some cool Lightroom & Photoshop tips with PPA members.
After this weekend, it’s off to Kansas City, MO for the D2W conference. I’ve already listed the Top Five Reasons you should be there, and I can only imagine the antics that will ensue on that trip.
Today’s quick tip is how to manage metadata in Photoshop PSD files. A useful item for tracking the changes you’ve made to project files over time. Check it out!