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Image Workflow Technology Business

Photosmith is the culmination of the blood, sweat, and tears from two independent developers over far too many months. We wanted to make a premier photo app, easy enough for the Average Joe and powerful enough for professional photographers. Most of us fall somewhere in between, but many of us have the same need- to organize our photos. Now that everything has gone digital, we have more photos than ever, and a bigger and bigger need to keep them organized. Adobe’s Lightroom has become the number one choice for digital photo management. But it requires a desktop or notebook computer, and while very powerful, isn’t suited for a tablet. The iPad allows you to download your pictures directly from the camera using Apple’s Camera Connection Kit. However, the built-in Photos App doesn’t offer any sorting, categorizing, or practically anything other than viewing, and even that is limited. Photosmith bridges this gap. Now photographers can take their pictures in the field, download them to the iPad, and use Photosmith to review their images, add to custom collections, filter by certain criteria, assign metadata, and filter by that data. Photosmith also fills a critical gap in the photographer’s current mobile workflow- allowing full 1:1 zoom of even 21 megapixel RAW images.

Six tutoriels vidéo de présentation de Lightroom. Ces tutoriels portent sur la version 1 de Lightroom, mais les principes de bases sont encore valables pour une entrée en matière avec Lightroom 3.

"eBook tutorial on post-processing photographs in Photoshop and Lightroom. "

"SlideShowPro is a photo and video slideshow player that can be embedded at any web site. It is used by tens of thousands of photographers, web designers and developers to present dynamic media content in a flexible, customizable interface. "

Camera Raw

"Remember, just because you shot it does not mean you have to keep it. Only keep your best, because anything less should not consume your time."

Presets for ACR are not new, however the free presets available for ACR are both less numerous and less diverse than those created for Lightroom.  One way to leverage Lightroom presets in ACR is to copy every setting by hand over to ACR and save the preset, however this is extremely time consuming, and introduces more opportunity for human error. The following is a procedure that streamlines the conversion process using the metadata power of Adobe’s DNG file format. 

Preset Extractor will attempt to generate a Lightroom Preset for the Flickr photo you are viewing. Only photos that have a Creative Commons license, or are in the public domain, or are part of our Flickr Group will work with this tool.