robgendreau

Great stuff! I think that still photographers can learn a lot from cinematographers. And the work that they do has a huge influence on how the public sees our photos. For something similar, take a ...

I expect it will be almost as fast, at least from tests I've seen. I've got the one from MacSales and it's very very fast. Only downside is the short cable (arrgh, but cheaper than the Samsung). ...

I agree, hard to tell what's going on from the low-info post. But if it's a driver issue the answer is most always Vuescan. Works with most anything.

Your existing catalog will work in the latest version of Lr. Just open it in the new version. Keep a copy of your back up, etc per usual. I'd probably upgrade now. You get the benefit of the new ...

Lightroom's mobile iOS app allows you to keyword photos. Not sure what happens when they are then sent to the Camera Roll as I don't use that, but it's an option if you need keywording.

I have been trying to find out if any of the third party apps can leverage some of the new processing available on the new phones, but so far can't even find out which ones can use each of the ...

On occasion I have wanted to see the BW preview, and instead of shooting raw+jpeg I just convert a raw in-camera (I assume most cameras can do this). That way I don't have the clutter of all those ...

My images (or other's for that matter) look fantastic on my iPhone, and have going back a ways. Ditto for the iPad. Indeed, I've found that images that I thought were acceptable for say web use ...

I think that's the same if not even more segregated. In general the OS assumes phones are kinda like toothbrushes and unique to each user or at least Apple ID. But I'm kind of not sure what you're ...

Are you sure you've booted from your main, current boot drive as opposed to some downloaded disk image or other system? what happens when you hold down option at start up? does it give you another ...

Mate them with a rear cap if you've got a spare left and store your anxiety pills inside ;-) I use them on the Pentax film bodies I get as spares when I buy old lenses from Goodwill. And on one ...

Sheesh, I'd be happy if Adobe and Apple just sorted out their naming. At least with a camera name like E-PL8 or something you can search on it and find what you're looking for. Not so with ...

lonelyspeck.com (the astrophotography site) has some fun  ones for free, and some decent paid ones as well. I like using them to get ideas for more creative and even whack treatments of images. I'd ...

As a very long time user of their products (from their first, when they were Macphun) I'd say my biggest reservation about Skylum is Skylum. I used Luminar through the demo on 3 (and Aurora, and ...

As a very long time user of their products (from their first, when they were Macphun) I'd say my biggest reservation about Skylum is Skylum. I used Luminar through the demo on 3 (and Aurora, and ...

Maybe they need a 16" in order to fit in a more reliable keyboard.... ;-)

Why? Because computational photography is used even with high quality cameras by some of us. Examples are in-camera HDR, focus stacking, stacking for noise reduction, pixel shift, and so on. I ...

Not sure what you're saying. Google and Apple and Huawei are into computational photography, yes, but are the opposite of "marginal" companies. Nikon and Canon combined are lunch money by comparison. ...

Alternatives to Lr have been discussed here on a regular basis. I'd suggest you do some searching around. And if you want better advice you should detail how you used Lr and what features you ...

I like it, but I'd crop out a significant chunk of the bottom. Doesn't add much. Good choice to make it BW!