Lightroom mobile was updated to version 2.5.0. The major addition to this is DNG capture, which requires iOS10. This allows iPhone and iPad users to catch up to Android users. They’ve had DNG capture since February. Apple have limited the features to 12MP cameras though so older phones and one of the iPad Pro’s are […]
Continue ReadingLightroom mobile Android and iOS have had updates today. The Android version was updated to version 1.3, while the iOS version was updated to 2.0. Here’s the new features list: Android 1.3 • Color / B&W adjustment tool to give total colour control • Tone Curve for better contrast control • Vignettes • A new […]
Continue ReadingLightroom 5.4 is now available through the update mechanism. Usually there’s a release candidate, but this time, due to the introduction of Lightroom mobile, we had to wait for a full version. Unfortunately for me, none of my 5 iOS devices meet the requirements for personal screen captures! Get Lightroom 5.4: Mac | PC The […]
Continue ReadingA while ago I reviewed Tiffen’s Photo fx Ultra for the iPad. I found it a great app with loads of scope for image manipulation on the tablet. “We are extremely proud to be honored by TIPA for Photo fx Ultra,” comments Steve Tiffen, President and CEO, The Tiffen Company. “Unlike other awards that require […]
Continue ReadingIt’s always great to get a hint of the future. When I wrote my post on Smart Preview Potential, little did I know that Adobe were already firmly on that. Today, on The Grid, Lightroom and Photoshop Product Mananger Tom Hogarty demoed an iPad app that uses Smart Previews with Lightroom like controls. When needed, […]
Continue ReadingThe Touch is a great way of controlling Lightroom (or Final Cut Pro X) from an iPad or from a trackpad via multi touch gestures. Personally I’ve been using it with an iPad, but with my deskspace being more limited these days (I recently bought a smaller one to create more space in my room), […]
Continue ReadingPhotosmith 2, the Lightroom companion app for iPad, was launched recently. I’m a fan of the original version and love the connection it made between finishing the shoot and making selects away from a PC. The main problem was that it was unidirectional. I was able to cheat it a little exporting to card […]
Continue ReadingAdobe have announced that Carousel is now available. So what is it for? Carousel is subscription based service designed to give you access to your images everywhere. On your (Mac-Lion) desktop, laptop, or iOS device. You can have up to 5 Carousels, and can share them with up to 5 people. Those people that you’re […]
Continue ReadingI’ve already been raving about Photosmith, so here’s a tale of workarounds and workflow. This is entirely unsupported, but it may be useful for you, if you need to move from Lightroom to the iPad/Photosmith and back again as I do. Before I went to Scotland I did an editorial shoot with a full team […]
Continue ReadingFor the longest time Lightroom users with an iPad have wished for some kind of a ‘Lightroom Lite’ app. Of course the iPad is quite limited in memory terms, and CPU for that matter. But that still doesn’t mean that there couldn’t be a version that let you import images in the field, tag them, […]
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