I love things that make me more productive, it makes me feel like I’ve gotten time back to do other things like shoot and spend time with family and friends. That is why whenever I come across productivity items I want to make sure I share them with as many people as possible. Today I came across one for re-arranging your photoshop brushes, I know this may not seem like a big time saver but if you use them alot it can save you a ton of time. Check it out at photoshopsupport.com
September 2009
I found a very cool site the other day that I thought I would share. It’s a map with markers for where some of the cooler shots you see on album covers were taken. I look and in my area we have an album cover for Tony Bennett. Pretty cool, maybe I’ll go re-make the album cover and share it with you all. Check it out over at Word Magazine
A few tips for how to do panning photography. Check out the tips over at diy photography
Hasselblad has released the new H4D system of their great medium format systems along with a new 60 MegaPixel back. Check out the press release over at Rob Galbraith
If you have a PPC mac and are running Lightroom or Camera raw Adobe is recommending that you downgrade to the previous version to avoid a bug when converting some images. Check out the details over at the Adobe Blog
Running out of space on your computer, did you know you could export your collections to a catalog in LR to store on another hard drive or CD/DVDs. Check it out over at Layers Magazine
Taryn Simon gives a great video presentation over at the TED site about a few of her latest projects. It’s worth checking out, she talks not only about the pictures themselves but also why she took them which for me at least is very interesting. Check it out here on the TED site
More on our recent theme of post processing, sharpening in lightroom. It’s a really important step that often gets overlooked. I would suggest that you check out the article over at the Digital-Photography-School.com
Photographers spend lots of time finding composing and taking pictures but do you spend much time in front of your computer manipulating it? You can do lots of things to improve or change the look of your photo. Check out this article about the before and after of two images to get an idea of what’s possible, here at Digital-Photography-School.com
I’ve had this problem in the past and it’s something that’s easily overlooked. If your using LR and PS you may want to map your color spaces to match so when you move btwn programs you get the best possible accuracy. Check out the full tip over at Light Room Killer Tips