How to Color Correct a JPEG Landscape Image in Lightroom 4 – From the Lightroom 4 A to Z Workshop on DVD
In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how to color correct a JPEG landscape image in Lightroom 4. When shooting in JPEG, we have much less control than if we were to shoot in RAW. This tutorial will also briefly discuss the differences between shooting in RAW and JPEG. Finally, we will also demonstrate how to create a black and white color corrected version of our image.
Lightscoop Deluxe Bounce Flash | Review
The Lightscoop Deluxe is a mirror that attaches to your camera in front of your pop-up flash and reflects the light from the flash off of the ceiling or a wall to give your images a softer look.
The 5 Rules of Color Correction in Lightroom
In this article, we will go over the 5 “rules” of color correction. These rules include color calibrating your monitor, using a high quality wide gamete display, working in a semi-dark area, making largest adjustments first, and remembering that color correction is somewhat subjective. Following these 5 rules will help you get the best quality out of your images.
How to Correct Lens Vignetting and Create Artistic Vignetting in Lightroom 4
In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how to correct the vignette on your images in Lightroom 4 with the Lens Corrections Panel. In addition, we will demonstrate how to create artistic vignettes as well as explain when it is appropriate to apply artistic vignettes on your images.
How to Correct Distortion in Images in Lightroom 4
In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how to correct the distortion in an image with the Lens Corrections Panel in Lightroom 4. Distortion naturally occurs from the camera lens that was used to capture the shot. Oftentimes, using the Crop Overlay Tool is not enough to straighten out the horizon lines in our image. Instead, the distortion needs to be fixed with the Lens Corrections Panel.
Don’t Throw Away that Image! How to Save and Edit an Imperfect Capture
Sometimes we get an image that has great content but is techinically imperfect. Rather than throwing away a misfocused image for example, we can show you how to save and improve that image.
A Nikon User’s Week With Canon
I’ve always shot Nikon. So why did I break the sanctity of manufacturer loyalty and go with a used 5D MarkII? Well, let me explain.
Breaking News! Panasonic & Fuji Developed World’s First Organic Sensor with 29.2 stops of Dynamic Range
Breaking news! Fujifilm and Panasonic co-developed the world’s first organic sensor! Not only is it the first organic sensor for digital cameras, it also boasts roughly 29.2 stops of dynamic range!
