So you have updated to Adobe Lightroom 2.0? Oh, but you don’t have the money to update your computer? Here’s a quick overview of the Lightroom 2.0 Catalog settings, which aren’t remarkably different from Lightroom 1.4.1. However, with a few tweaks, even your older processor can run Lightroom catalogs a…
I have seen several questions about how many computers Adobe Lightroom can be installed on for use with a single license. Below is a copy of the LR 2.0 License agreement and it appears that home users can use two copies – one desktop and one laptop. You can see…
This article is part of my series on the study of ‘The Photographer’s Eye’ by Micheal Freeman. Our second essay will begin discussing the placement of the subject within the Frame. We will begin with a rather broad overview and then several essays on subjects with fairly plain backgrounds and…
The Photographer’s Eye by Michael Freeman is a superb text on learning to visualize an image with a camera and create art. In my introductory post I gave you an overview of the book and told you I would be creating a group of essays on the text, each with…
Joe at Lightroom Galleries has been hard at work the past six months putting together a unique Adobe Lightroom Web Gallery that enables users to create galleries online and sell their images with Paypal, Google Checkout and plain ole’ emails. Joe has now announced that he has figured out a…
Lightroom 2 is now here! Thank you to all the Adobe folks who have listened to so much bantering from the Beta version. There are many new improvements that were only hinted on in the Forums, so if you’ve been working with the Beta 2 version, you’ll still have some…
The user’s guide for LRG Complete 2.5.7 is finished and can be downloaded on the link in the sidebar. Joe has outdone himself again as he continues to make so many user requested changes. See the Lightroom Galleries blog for more updates and the new features Joe is adding. Keep…
The photo shoot I went on the middle of July was fantastic! I have over 400 digital images to go through and almost 200 film images (which are in the process of being developed, some slides and some black & white). As soon as I have gotten through this (backup…
Today we have had 10,000 unique visitors here at the Outdoor Images Fine Art Blog. Thank you to all of you who have taken the time to visit! I hope you find useful information here for your photography. Please leave me comments as you browse to help me determine what…
This article is part of my series on the study of ‘The Photographer’s Eye’ by Micheal Freeman. Michael Freeman starts out his book, The Photographer’s Eye, by defining the shape of the image we will spend the rest of our study discussing. We call this, the Frame Shape. When we…