A Lightroom Tip and Some News
Here’s a few news items and a Lightroom tip at the bottom. Have a great weekend!
Grab a limited spiral bound edition of the Lightroom 3 Book for Digital Photographers, from the Call of Duty: Black Ops sniper himself, Scott Kelby 🙂
I’m just about to close up the signing of my new Layers book if you buy it from Kelby Training. This weekend is it, so if you want a signed copy then grab one here before Monday.
Friend of the blog and Lightroom guru Rob Sylvan recently wrote a book on becoming a stock photographer. Part of the book involves using Lightroom in his workflow. If you’re thinking about stock, it’s a must read! Here’s the link.
Unified Color (makers of HDR Expose software) have announced their contest winner. Very cool photo here.
The folks over at Pixel Genius have announced Photo Kit Sharpener 2
And the Lightroom Tip is… if you’re in the Develop module and you press the Copy button (on the bottom left side panels), it lets you copy your current photo’s settings. But it always brings up a dialog asking exactly what settings you want to copy. Instead, if you’ve already done this and know the currently checked settings are the ones you want, just hold down the Option (PC: Alt) key and it’ll bypass that dialog and simply copy the settings you chose last time.
Yes! Thank you for tip!
great tips, and I love the look it creates. I will definitely use this on my next batch of photo’s.
Thank you!
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A bit lazy Andrew; posting a link and no comment.
I use your presets a lot and I was wondering if there was a quick way to see exactly what options the preset is using. I.E. it boosted clarity. Lowered sharpness. ect.
Yes! Thank you for that last tip! Now I can avoid that dialog box 90% of the time.
you have already published this tip – lol
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Sharpener has been announced for months now. It was supposed to ship in December…I hope it comes soon. It’s the only thing left keeping me from 64bit PS on OS X!
Actually, Pixel Genius announced version 2 of Photo Kit Sharpener back in mid-November. Press release says it’ll be available 4Q2010, but it hasn’t become available … yet. Maybe 1Q2011?
>Actually, Pixel Genius announced version 2 of Photo Kit Sharpener back in mid-November.
Should be available today! We will serve no wine (or software) before its time and all bugs our betas reported are squashed.