Comments on: Weekly Worth-a-clicks http://lightroomkillertips.com/2008/weekly-worth-a-clicks/ Online Photoshop Lightroom Tutorials and Tips with Matt Kloskowski Sun, 20 May 2012 21:00:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jørn Aune http://lightroomkillertips.com/2008/weekly-worth-a-clicks/#comment-5076 Jørn Aune Wed, 20 May 2009 13:15:13 +0000 http://www.lightroomkillertips.com/?p=941#comment-5076 Do you have an export-preset for Facebook? I think you had a tutorial about this on Photoshop user tv, but that was before I startet to follow the podcast. Do you have an export-preset for Facebook? I think you had a tutorial about this on Photoshop user tv, but that was before I startet to follow the podcast.

]]> By: ramelli http://lightroomkillertips.com/2008/weekly-worth-a-clicks/#comment-5075 ramelli Sat, 03 Jan 2009 16:57:24 +0000 http://www.lightroomkillertips.com/?p=941#comment-5075 Hello matt, tks again for your weekly worth a click, I did on my blog 3 videos on how to use photomatix and my workflow in photoshop, all learned from you guys : http://photoserge.com/category/english-tutorials/ Hello matt,

tks again for your weekly worth a click, I did on my blog 3 videos on how to use photomatix and my workflow in photoshop, all learned from you guys :

http://photoserge.com/category/english-tutorials/

]]> By: Robin http://lightroomkillertips.com/2008/weekly-worth-a-clicks/#comment-5074 Robin Fri, 12 Dec 2008 15:57:09 +0000 http://www.lightroomkillertips.com/?p=941#comment-5074 Hello, I know very well this photographe of HDR photos of paris, serge ramelli, Im staring on photos and LR and he has been helping me to do some hdr which you can check out : www.robindavid.com Hello,

I know very well this photographe of HDR photos of paris, serge ramelli, Im staring on photos and LR and he has been helping me to do some hdr which you can check out :

http://www.robindavid.com

]]> By: Cindy Smith http://lightroomkillertips.com/2008/weekly-worth-a-clicks/#comment-5073 Cindy Smith Tue, 18 Nov 2008 01:49:18 +0000 http://www.lightroomkillertips.com/?p=941#comment-5073 Hey Matt or anyone, This question goes back to the adjustment brush color swatch video. How do you get a dark brown- as in eye color, bark of tree and such? Cranking the saturation doesn't help. So how do you get those darker values? Thanks anyone, Cindy Hey Matt or anyone, This question goes back to the adjustment brush color swatch video. How do you get a dark brown- as in eye color, bark of tree and such? Cranking the saturation doesn’t help. So how do you get those darker values? Thanks anyone, Cindy

]]> By: Phil Thomas http://lightroomkillertips.com/2008/weekly-worth-a-clicks/#comment-5072 Phil Thomas Mon, 17 Nov 2008 09:37:09 +0000 http://www.lightroomkillertips.com/?p=941#comment-5072 Hi Matt, If you love the candid photos of kids for inspiration you should check out www.lilyblue.com - everytime I feel that my photo's aren't hitting the mark I go there for my inspiration fill up. Of course there's always Zack Arias as well. www.zarias.com - not kids just very cool photography. You guys rock in the digital world. this guy rocks in the taking the picture department Hi Matt,

If you love the candid photos of kids for inspiration you should check out http://www.lilyblue.com – everytime I feel that my photo’s aren’t hitting the mark I go there for my inspiration fill up.

Of course there’s always Zack Arias as well. http://www.zarias.com – not kids just very cool photography. You guys rock in the digital world. this guy rocks in the taking the picture department

]]> By: ron greco http://lightroomkillertips.com/2008/weekly-worth-a-clicks/#comment-5071 ron greco Sun, 16 Nov 2008 21:34:04 +0000 http://www.lightroomkillertips.com/?p=941#comment-5071 Matt, Why can't I see the camera profiles in the calibration panel?I had them before, but now I can't see them. I tried to download them again, to no avail. Matt,
Why can’t I see the camera profiles in the calibration panel?I had them before, but now I can’t see them. I tried to download them again, to no avail.

]]> By: Chris http://lightroomkillertips.com/2008/weekly-worth-a-clicks/#comment-5070 Chris Sun, 16 Nov 2008 08:30:15 +0000 http://www.lightroomkillertips.com/?p=941#comment-5070 Matt, I feel like we're old friends by now ;-) 'cos I viewed just about all of your lessons at Kelby Training (great stuff on CS4 and LR2), I bought your Layers book (fantastic) and used it !, and I subscribe to Lightroom and Photoshop Killer Tips on iTunes (you can relax, I live in Australia) BUT I recently upgraded to CS4, and I really like LR 2.1, so my question to you is ..... what do YOU use in your work flow, now that CS4 pretty much as all the 'bells & whistles' that LR 2.1 has (plus a whole lot more) ? Just curious ? Rightly or wrongly, my work flow is ... import into LR2 for basic adjustments, then use CS4 for local adjustments and fine tuning, and then back to LR2 for printing (I find it 'easier' than Photoshop). Regardless, great blog :-) Matt, I feel like we’re old friends by now ;-) ‘cos I viewed just about all of your lessons at Kelby Training (great stuff on CS4 and LR2), I bought your Layers book (fantastic) and used it !, and I subscribe to Lightroom and Photoshop Killer Tips on iTunes (you can relax, I live in Australia) BUT I recently upgraded to CS4, and I really like LR 2.1, so my question to you is ….. what do YOU use in your work flow, now that CS4 pretty much as all the ‘bells & whistles’ that LR 2.1 has (plus a whole lot more) ? Just curious ?

Rightly or wrongly, my work flow is … import into LR2 for basic adjustments, then use CS4 for local adjustments and fine tuning, and then back to LR2 for printing (I find it ‘easier’ than Photoshop).

Regardless, great blog :-)

]]> By: Ramelli http://lightroomkillertips.com/2008/weekly-worth-a-clicks/#comment-5069 Ramelli Fri, 14 Nov 2008 19:57:02 +0000 http://www.lightroomkillertips.com/?p=941#comment-5069 Dear Matt, tku very much with the link you did on my web site www.photoserge.com It is all HDR, but I must say that I have been learning all from you since 2 years now. I'm also training a new photographer and all I use is kelbytraining.com and your's and scott blog. I have a lot of sucess with my photos and you have been very key in that sucess so thks again, I would love to meet you in person, never planned to do a seminar in paris ? Serge Dear Matt,

tku very much with the link you did on my web site http://www.photoserge.com
It is all HDR, but I must say that I have been learning all from you since 2 years now. I’m also training a new photographer and all I use is kelbytraining.com and your’s and scott blog. I have a lot of sucess with my photos and you have been very key in that sucess so thks again, I would love to meet you in person, never planned to do a seminar in paris ?

Serge

]]> By: Patrick De Smet http://lightroomkillertips.com/2008/weekly-worth-a-clicks/#comment-5068 Patrick De Smet Fri, 14 Nov 2008 13:55:52 +0000 http://www.lightroomkillertips.com/?p=941#comment-5068 @Julian: ...i have no first-hand experience with the screen of a Macbook Pro (it's on my wish-list for Santa...lol) but I would guess the quality comes close to the 24 inch monitor of the iMacs... ...of course, hardware calibration (like colormunki a.o.) will always give you the best result, but one comes a long way by using one's own eyes in a dark(ened) working environment...when you start using LR on the Macbook Pro, simply put it next to your iMac, dim all ambient light, wait 20 seconds for your eyes to become adjusted to the dark, be sure the brilliance/contrast of both screens is set at the same value (you could for example display a grayscale like the one on my web site and compare both screens), then start up LR, display a good photo with a nice range of colors and tones (one of your own or one that you can find on sites like Adobe's), dim the "lights" in LR (press the L-key twice), and again simply compare the photo on both screens... @Julian: …i have no first-hand experience with the screen of a Macbook Pro (it’s on my wish-list for Santa…lol) but I would guess the quality comes close to the 24 inch monitor of the iMacs…

…of course, hardware calibration (like colormunki a.o.) will always give you the best result, but one comes a long way by using one’s own eyes in a dark(ened) working environment…when you start using LR on the Macbook Pro, simply put it next to your iMac, dim all ambient light, wait 20 seconds for your eyes to become adjusted to the dark, be sure the brilliance/contrast of both screens is set at the same value (you could for example display a grayscale like the one on my web site and compare both screens), then start up LR, display a good photo with a nice range of colors and tones (one of your own or one that you can find on sites like Adobe’s), dim the “lights” in LR (press the L-key twice), and again simply compare the photo on both screens…

]]> By: Julain Adams http://lightroomkillertips.com/2008/weekly-worth-a-clicks/#comment-5067 Julain Adams Fri, 14 Nov 2008 12:58:51 +0000 http://www.lightroomkillertips.com/?p=941#comment-5067 Thanks Patrick, I also have a Macbook Pro but at the moment don't use it for lightroom. If I start to, would it be useful to calibrate on that? Thanks Patrick,

I also have a Macbook Pro but at the moment don’t use it for lightroom. If I start to, would it be useful to calibrate on that?

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