I’ve been using Adobe Lightroom since it was in beta form and so my library is getting a little large now and I’ve been thinking of perhaps starting a new catalog in order to speed things up a little. Luckily, Jim Goldstein has just posted four ways to increase performance in Lightroom 2 on his [...]
Read the rest of this post »This is the second of my articles highlighting some of my favourite contacts on Flickr and this one focuses on IrenaS. Based in Montreal, Irena is a freelance photographer, which is good for her as she has a stunning eye for capturing the absolute essence of the countryside and environment around her. She’s also incredibly [...]
Read the rest of this post »The Nikon D90 was one of the first larger SLR cameras to include a movie mode. This was closely followed by the new Canon 5D Mk II which upped the ante by providing full HD video recording. Now I’m not a fan of convergence to be honest. I’ve yet to see and use a multifunction [...]
Read the rest of this post »So after all the hoop-la, its over and Barack Obama will be the next President of the USA. Whilst I’m sure millions of words have been written about the ‘ 08 campaign there have also been some great photos taken of the contenders. Boston.com has posted some of the best shots of an election campaign [...]
Read the rest of this post »Digital Photography School has just posted a top ten list of tips when shooting a conference. I know some of my Flickr contacts often attend events as the photographer (official or otherwise) so I thought I’d link to it here. Included in the tips are: Zoom less, walk more Try not to use the flash, [...]
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