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Lightroom’s Dark Knight |The Alt/Opt Key Transforms Lightroom In Ways You Likely Don’t Know [Part 1]
If the functionality of this key were to be removed, many including myself, would write hate mail to Adobe and remove any last vestiges of LR; it does that much.
Meta35 – The Convenience & Customization Of Digital, Brought To Film Cameras
Everything we do is organized on a computer these days, so why should analogue film allow for the same? Meta35 aims to do just that.
A Clever DIY Solution To Use Your iPad To Preview Film Negatives
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How to Develop Color Film Using the C-41 Process
The following video shows you how to develop your own color film at home using the C-41 method.
The Difference between Brush Flow and Brush Density in Lightroom 4
You may notice that when you use the Adjustment brushes in Lightroom 4, there are two sliders at the bottom of the panel called Flow and Density. They affect the opacity of the brush stroke but in two different ways. When they are combined, Flow and Density allow you to really dial in how sensitive your adjustment brush is going to be.
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