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Peter McKinnon loves taking pictures B-roll, however it become simply taking pictures a variety of sluggish movement to get cinematic sequences. In this video, Peter explains that you don't...

In this video Thomas Heaton exhibits you a Lightroom tip that has benefited his images over the previous 12 months and can enhance yours too. ...

Learn a enjoyable solution to brush with Light in Lightroom and a few recommendations on how the comb works alongside the best way. ...

Our good friend Moe Zainal has been utilizing skylum luminar in his workflow and it type of changed his Camera Raw step that lots of you might be acquainted...

Picktorial, the popular photo editor­organizer, announces version 4.0 and it’s free for everyone.Jerusalem, Israel, February 2019 ­ Picktorial Innovations, Ltd. is excited to announce that Picktorial 4, its renowned non­destructive photo editing platform for Mac, is faster than ever ­ and is now available for free download at Picktorial.com.

Here's how photographer Francisco Joel Hernandez edits his pure gentle portraits utilizing Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop. He purposely underexposes the shot to maintain the background uncovered tremendous then brighten up...

Sean Tucker lately picked up a compact digicam for avenue pictures. He needed one thing which may slot in his pocket and go along with him on a regular basis,...

I posted some of the first X-Trans files with enhanced details on the day Lightroom 8.2 was launched and many agreed that you really can not tell the difference. Above Sean McCormack gives another take on Lightroom’s new enhanced detail feature and talks a little about the demosaicing.

During the last few months of last year I bought and shot with a number of different cameras (Olympus OMD EM1ii, Fujifilm X-T2, Nikon D500, Leica CL, Nikon D810 and Nikon D850 and finally the Panasonic Lumix G9 with the excellent Leica branded lenses). I wanted to get a real handle on the current status of the camera world.

Fujifilm released a video of their X Summit for GPP Photo Week 2019 and it’s full of interesting details about upcoming lenses and firmware update. We also get a rare look at prototype hardware and what the GFX could have been and might someday become. The modular Fujifilm GFX is pretty amazing looking and it is kind of the direction I always thought they might go in so that the system becomes more of an interchangeable back type camera. Everyone looked really into the modular prototype so let’s hope that someday soon Fujifilm will have the technology to make one.