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Lightroom 4 Beta: Packed with New Features

Lightroom 4 Beta: Packed with New Features

In six short years, Adoble Lightroom has changed the way many photographers manage their images. With powerful cataloging and developing features, Lightroom offers photographers the ability to customize their photo management workflow and manage the thousands of images more efficiently than ever before. Adobe’s innovation continues with Lightroom 4, which is currently in Beta. Today, we’ll be taking a look at some of the new features of the latest iteration of Lightroom.

100 Free Lightroom Presets (And How to Make Your Own)

100 Free Lightroom Presets (And How to Make Your Own)

Lightroom actions are an awesome tool that can help to automate your workflow and to add creativity to your photo library. Using presets, we can apply a photo style to one or many images in our photo catalogs. Check out more than 100 of the web’s best presets.

Quick Tip: GIMP Portable – Take Your Editing Software With You

Quick Tip: GIMP Portable – Take Your Editing Software With You

While a number of smartphones now offer photo editing basics (and a plethora of apps to expand things even more), the portability of a solid photo editing program has been hard to come by. Photoshop is a monster in regards to space requirements and its ability to work on any system where it is not expressively installed. Picasa can be fairly ‘lightweight’ but lacks many of the more advanced photo editing tools. So what about GIMP?

30 Amazing Mobile Apps for Photographers

30 Amazing Mobile Apps for Photographers

Mobile photography is becoming more and more popular with an ever expanding sea of apps available to aid anyone with a keen eye and a smartphone. Today we’re going to look at 30 of the best mobile apps for photographers!

Bit Depth Explained In-Depth

Bit Depth Explained In-Depth

Visit just about any photography forum and you’re bound to come across a debate over the respective merits of RAW and JPEG files. One of the reasons that some photographers favor the RAW format is because of the extra bit depth contained in the file. This lets you take photos of a higher technical quality than you can obtain from a JPEG file.

HDR: Love it or Leave It?

HDR: Love it or Leave It?

There are few techniques in the photography world that divide our community as much as HDR. High dynamic range images, or HDR images, are a special type of composite image that combines several images at different exposure settings in order to create an image with increased dynamic range. The look provided by HDR is loved by many, and disliked by perhaps just as many. In today’s article, we’re going to take a better look at what HDR is, and get some opinions from photographers using HDR.


This entry is part 10 of 10 in the HDR Photography Session
Quick Tip: What is RAW and Why Might You Need It

Quick Tip: What is RAW and Why Might You Need It

For many photographers, RAW is a term that is familiar, but the understanding of why it is important, how it works, or why it is useful has not come. Hopefully through this brief quick tip, you’ll be able to understand the basics of using RAW and how you can utilize it to enhance your own photography.

Top Tips for Self Promotion and Why Its So Important

Top Tips for Self Promotion and Why Its So Important

For a photographer, the thing they want to spend most of their time doing is photography, but if you take yourself seriously and want to progress in the world of photography, then time needs to be dedicated to raising your profile and promoting your work. This, admittedly, is no where near as fun as the actual photography, but with regards to furthering your career, it’s almost as important.

Quick Tip: Lightroom Lens Corrections

Quick Tip: Lightroom Lens Corrections

Camera lenses, no matter how advanced, have some degree of variation and distortion. Adobe’s powerful Lightroom software has the means to correct these optical shortcomings, and it can even apply them as you import your photos. In today’s quick tip, we’ll show you how to apply lens correction.

10 Steps for Building a Photography Portfolio to Be Proud Of

10 Steps for Building a Photography Portfolio to Be Proud Of

Every two weeks, we revisit some of our reader favorite posts from throughout the history of Phototuts+. This tutorial was first published in October of 2010.

Collating a photographic portfolio can be a daunting experience. Many have the intention to create one, or even get as far as collecting materials, but believe that their work isn’t good enough and don’t know how best to present it. Putting together a portfolio can be a very beneficial activity and hopefully these simple steps will guide you through the process!


This entry is part 10 of 11 in the The Photography Business Session
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