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Featuring a new Crop-related tool for the Creative Cloud subscribers: Guided Upright! Along with the normal updates for new camera support, new lens support, bug fixes and the like, there are a couple of important changes to Lightroom with his update. New Panel: Both the Perpetual License holders and the…
Originally posted on Holy Crop!:
Adobe offered us a sneak-peek today on a new feature coming soon to Adobe Photoshop Creative Cloud. As you may remember, Cropping (and anti-cropping) are one of the first things to consider as you build a stronger composition. But, rather than drone on, I have a video preview for you.…
Originally posted on Holy Crop!:
It started with a simple tweet Then people wanted the details. Unobtrusively, Adobe’s Lightroom for mobile and Photoshop Mix have integrated behind the scenes and given us a robust image solution that enables our Lightroom for mobile to Photoshop Mix and back to Lightroom for mobile workflow. This has long…
Moving from iPhoto to Lightroom is now so easy. Learn some tips for using Adobe Lightroom’s built in tool for moving your photos over and then watch the video to see how. Adobe made this great built in tool called a plug-in to get your Aperture or iPhoto photos into Lightroom. They know people are […]
Adding copyright info to your photos with Lightroom is quick and easy. This video will explain how to make a custom preset for you that can be show up in Facebook. I also mention where to go to copyright your info if you live in the United States. Share with email <mark@technologyformedia.com>
We’ve known for awhile Apple is no longer going to make improvements to Aperture. Aperture is a powerful program that is easily on par with Lightroom in nearly every way. They decided to “replace” it and iPhoto with a new program called Photos. The easiest way to explain the Photos app is the look and functionality […]
I’m really excited about the new iMac but decided to wait to buy it. The reason why might help some other folks out there make a decision about this new contraption. On October 15 Apple announced a new iMac that has a display with more pixels than anything ever built for consumers (1). It has 5120 pixels horizontally […]
