Graham

The invert adjustment layer is a brilliant tip. The TK8 panel has a clipping indicator. I had wondered how this was done.  Now I know the answer: it has exactly the same effect as the invert layer ...

After many years of using CF cards, I did finally bend the pin in my Canon EOS 1DXii. Cost me a lot to get a moment’s carelessness repaired.

As to why a history panel, sometimes it is very useful to be able to look back to see exactly where a change was made which you now no longer like. In one of his excellent C1 videos, Paul Reiffer...

It’s the same in Lightroom, the order can affect the outcome. If you clone something out from a sky are after sky has been selected, you will often see a white outline of whatever has changed. C1...

I agree. I have just been trying the latest version out on low light pictures from the disco at the reception at my daughter's wedding last week. The noise reduction is pathetic, even at highest...

Still no history panel?

I would agree with that.  Recently the Loupedeck+ tray icon started showing that an update was available, but when you went to the download page, it was not for Loupedeck+. The only way to get rid ...

The article does not mention the lower bit depth of using the electronic shutter compared to mechanical, which may be relevant in particular if you need the highest dynamic range or need to pull ...

Press “F” for something else. Waste of time.

Price.  It is a relatively expensive piece of software, and it’s annual upgrade policy makes it very costly longer term.  It’s not subscription-only like Adobe (and there is a subscription ...

Yes, I agree about number of images. When I travel, I set up a new database for that trip on my laptop, so the daily duplicate check during the trip is against a relatively limited number of ...

When I travel, I download my pictures daily, but do not delete earlier days from my card. I have never had a problem with importing immediately, without waiting for the duplicates to be greyed ...

Cute, but the whiskers appear to have been cut off on the left side of its face. Graham

Why a history panel? Yes, all the steps are reversible or changeable. So are they in Lightroom and other processors. But sometimes you go up a blind alley and realise that you prefer where you...

Still no history panel. Any number of undos are possible, so the history states must be recorded. Why they cannot create a panel to display them is a mystery. Almost every other processor and...

I have both iMatch and Photo Mechanic, mentioned in the replies above.  Each has its strengths and weaknesses. iMatch is very clever: you can do an immense amount with it if you take the trouble to ...

if you intersect 2 masks, you only see the common parts.  What you are seeing (or not seeing) is probably that, until you have made a significant brush stroke, there is almost nothing ...

:-). There are masses of shortcuts in Lightroom, some useful, some less so.  To see them, press Ctrl (Windows) or Cmd (Mac) and / (forward slash) at the same time and a context/module sensitive ...

All 3 are good. But, personally, I find the sharpening and noise reduction are too much. About half the auto recommended settings generally are a good starting point, and then I back off further ...

Simply press the i key to toggle the display - there are two alternative displays and off. Graham