Travel & Humanitarian Photos
Adobe have released Lightroom version 2.3. The upgrade includes several bug fixes including a memory leak that could cause Lightroom to seize up when processing files with local adjustments, which I think I’ve experienced, and rids the software of the bug that produced artifacts when processing EOS 5D II sRAW files. It also rectifies the [...]
I always enjoy time photographing in and around Bangkok’s fruit, veg and flower market. It’s definitely a working market and so provides lots of opportunities to photograph “behind the scenes”. It’s busy and there’s always a chance that you’ll get your ankles clipped by one of the handcarts being pushed at speed by the market’s [...]
Geodata is location specific information that can help identify exactly where your images were taken. It is becoming increasingly important as image libraries and image buyers seek to identify specific locations and the inclusion of accurate geodata can enhance the perceived value of your images. Especially important to travel photographers who shoot in a variety [...]
Adobe have released version 2.1 of Lightroom and with it come a number of enhancements. As well as support for several new cameras, including the Canon 100D (Rebel XS) and Canon 50D and a few bug fixes there are claimed improvements in performance in the Library and Develop modules. Adobe claim to have fixed memory [...]
For all you Lightroom 2 upgraders, there’s some discussion of a bug that prevents V1 keywords from being successfully imported into V2. Check out the forum here.
Ready for a little game of Spot the Difference? The full release of Lightroom 2 is released today. You can download it from the Internet. No box, no disk, no shipping costs. Excellent. If you live in the United States the full package will cost you $299.00. If you live in the UK the very [...]