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Guide to Adobe Camera Raw Presets
Bringing you the SLR Lounge Presets to Camera Raw CC for ramped up productivity
Getting a Creative Angle on Wedding Ceremony Venue Photos – How We Shot It
Here’s a challenge: How do you capture a perspective from a very high angle, when there is no balcony etc. like you would find at the back of a church? Well, today we answer that question!
Top Five Tips for Bridge CS6 and Adobe Camera Raw
For those of you who use Adobe Bridge CS6, (even if you also use Adobe Lightroom for some of your work) here are our top five tips for maximizing your workflow in Adobe Bridge and Camera Raw!
Don’t Over-Edit Your Photos! – Weekly Edit Season 2 Episode 3
In this episode of Weekly Edit from SLR Lounge, we are going to process a suburban landscape image of a beautiful foggy sunrise. Mainly, we are going to talk about how to avoid over-editing your images, which is a common issue with any photographer who is just starting out in photography.
Using GND Filters for a One-Shot HDR Panorama – How We Shot It
Some may argue that true HDR photography must be bracketed and “tonemapped” in order for it to be called an HDR, but in my opinion the term has become universal and is acceptable to use in describing any scene that has a high level of dynamic range regardless of whether it took one image to achieve, or multiple bracketed images, or other tools such as GND filters.
Using Adobe Bridge to re-process 2007 HDR Landscapes! – How We Shot It
Having been a digital photographer for a decade now, one of my favorite things to do is to re-open old images with the latest and greatest post-processing tools available today. Here is an example of an image from 2007, which means I first processed it in Adobe Bridge CS, or CS2, using the original 2003 “Process Version”. This version has been re-processed in Bridge CS6, using the 2012 Process Version and the SLR Lounge Preset System for Adobe Camera Raw. Enjoy!
Natural Light Bridal Portrait – How We Shot It
This is a spot I often use for bridal portraits, and usually I shoot from the other direction because there is such gentle, soft light falling on the subjects’ face thanks to all of that open shade you can see. This time, the bride was gathering up her dress to continue on with the wedding day, and I snapped a frame from the opposite direction.
Announcing the SLR Lounge Preset System Now Available For Adobe Camera Raw!
Our highly acclaimed SLR Lounge Preset System has previously only been available to Lightroom 4 users, but no longer! We have fully converted the SLR Lounge Preset system to be compatible with the universal Camera Raw interface. Now, anyone who uses Bridge CS6 and Photoshop CS6 can have the preset system at their fingertips.
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