Brian Kimball

Everyone, NewD90Owner have already indicated they have a license to use LR 6. As greenmanphoto pointed out, LR 6.14 specifically natively supports D850 raws. All ND90O needs to do is contact Adobe ...

Do you plan on cropping to make up for the loss of reach in going from DX to FX? If not, great. If so, you may be throwing away the primary low-light advantage of an FX sensor. https://backcountryg ...

As the subject says, I'd like to see an eye-detect test that includes eyeglasses, and a face-detect test that includes sunglasses. These two very common items seem to confuse face-detect the most ...

I came here to say this. The latest perpetual-license, non-subscription Lightroom Classic supports the D850. No need to use the DNG converter if you have a license to LR 6. As of 3 weeks ago ...

I've settled on using UniWB to better evaluate my in-camera histograms but I'm also not bothering with a grey card. Instead, I immediately set everything to the daylight white balance preset upon ...

Thanks fferreres, this is the kind of historical angle I was looking for, and makes sense.  Hopefully more people can chime in and confirm or correct it.

Thanks GB!

Well, I've been around the photography block long enough to know what they were communicating with 1.4/50 or 1:1.4/50, just not why they chose that style of notation over something more simple & ...

Awesome, thanks for the links!

Thanks Mike!  I remembered it was K-M but I couldn't confirm it with my searches.

Yes, I see forward-slash as a divisor when it has numbers on either side.  Expanding my consciousness to allow it to be a mere separator is helpful in this instance. Thanks!

If focal length divided by the fastest f-stop of a lens gives the physical size of its maximum aperture, why do some reviewers and manufacturers write the terms in a non-intuitive order, or with ...

I vaguely recall seeing claims that Nikon outsourced the lens design to another company. Anyone have any links? My google-fu is not rising to this challenge. This is purely out of curiosity. I own ...

Select all images in the collection, choose "Export..." in the menus, specify a folder to export to, and change export image format to "Original". And just like that, you've got perfect copies of ...

This whole thread has been frustrating to read because as far as I can tell you all agree on how the underlying physics affect a photograph, but strongly disagree on simply which specific variable ...

Lightroom CC/Cloudy now supports pano merge, hdr blend, and hdr panos, just like lightroom classic. It also supports copying settings & pasting them to one or more other images, but I can't see how ...

Heh, the easy part--acquiring the gear and software--is over. Now the hard part of actually learning how to use these tools to achieve your creative vision begins. Seriously check out the George ...

Ah, good question. Again, Adobe's marketing department has confused us all with the names. Lightroom Cloudy is the nickname for the desktop computer version of the cloud-based software. Lightroom ...

Seconded. Lightroom Killer Tips is also very useful: https://lightroomkillertips.com And Matt Kloskowski's channel has good info as well. https://www.youtube.com/user/mkloskowski

Yeah, uninstalling Cloudy is a good way to go. As 57even mentioned, Bridge is also available. It's actually free, regardless of your subscription status. It can be handy for graphic artists and ...