Ever increasing in depth and likeability, Alien Skin have launched the X4 version of their raw processing and file management app Exposure. It’ll still work as a plugin for Lightroom and Photoshop though, and works well alongside those applications. Alien Skin are always working towards improving everything about the app, and to me it feels […]
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Luminar Jupiter (version 1.2.0) is out today. Featuring over 300 improvements, this video looks at the big new features and a little chat about the speed improvements and Windows catchup. Watch to the end to get a $10 off code! Get it from: https://ift.tt/2qrwaIW (affiliate link) That makes it $59 with my code for a […]
Continue ReadingToday we’re looking at a cool little plugin called OPAL that’s just been launched. It allows you to fade or boost presets and settings inside Lightroom. It means you can tweak any Preset you have, as well as whatever settings you’ve made proportionately! It’s really neat: http://ift.tt/2BDikJH I really only do affiliate links on stuff […]
Continue ReadingHosting service Photoshelter announced the availability of a Lightroom plugin for easier upload of images from within the Lightroom workflow. The plugin allows access to all your Photoshelter galleries, both listed and unlisted. There’s a video to go with it, and the download link is available on the announcement blog. Photoshelter commissioned Photographers Toolbox plugin […]
Continue ReadingDNG Recover Edges is one of two plugins released on Adobe Labs to provide utility functions. In the case of Recover Edges, it lets you access pixels outside the normal dimensions of the file, to include all the pixels from the sensor. Sometimes this is to ensure a safe file area from the sensor, or […]
Continue ReadingJust a quick announcement. Last week I mentioned LR/Blog in ‘Blogging from Lightroom‘. Well I got a post from developer Timothy Armes letting me know that he’s added a great new feature. Here’s the blurb: “Users of WordPress may be excited to hear that LR/Blog from Timothy Armes has been updated to add support for the […]
Continue ReadingThe thing about using Lightroom is that you have to use the internal Raw engine for processing. That’s fine by me, but sometimes you might want to try other options, while still keeping your photos managed in Lightroom. That’s where ‘Open Directly‘ from John Beardsworth comes in. Open Directly allows you to send images to […]
Continue ReadingMy new web Plugin LRB Exhibition is almost ready for launch. Written from the ground up with new internal code and ideas, this is my second website in a gallery plugin for Lightroom. From the Porfolio family, it allows the user to create home, about, contact and general use pages, along with 6 galleries and […]
Continue ReadingThis is a Lightroom post in the sense that it’s talking about coding plugins for Lightroom. If you’re not interested in coding, you can stop right here and keep 5 minutes of your life. I’ve lost track of the number of versions of LRB Portfolio and other plugins I have on my drive, both as […]
Continue ReadingIn my ongoing roundup of Twitter related photo hosts, I’m very pleased to announce the launch of LR2Pikchur, an export service for Pikchur.com, which also can post a message on Twitter after upload. With a successful upload the URL and message information are available via a custom Metadata Field List in the Metadata Panel. Price=Coffee […]
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