Worth-a-click
Here’s a few links worth checking out while you’re web surfing today:
Bogen has another free webinar on shooting fall colors coming up on September 18.
Imagenomic’s Portraiture plug-in (very cool by the way) is now available as a Lightroom plug-in as well.
Interesting blog post by LR product manager Tom Hogarty about Lightroom and Apple’s Snow Leopard.
David Duchemin was interviewed over at the Lightroom News website
Peachpit Press has a really neat contest for Photoshop World attendees. Winners get to visit the Neon Boneyard one (early) morning during the conference. Hopefully I’ll get to tag along too 🙂
A good friend of mine, Chris Orwig, has a new book out called Visual Poetry. Chris is a very talented photographer and teacher so its definitely worth checking out.
Plug-in maker, onOne Software released a BIG update to their iPhone app DSLR Camera Remote. That name kinda says it all. It supports Canon and Nikon now and has a whole slew of new features. I just purchased it today and am looking forward to taking a look at it so I’ll make sure I write an update when I do.
Have a great day!
I just received my copy of Chris Orwig new book Visual Poetry yesterday and I am very excited about this book. I reviewed all the chapters last night, reading some sections in depth, and I think this book is going to be one of my favorite photography books. Chris also includes several workshop sections in the book where he gives you assignments. He also provides a flickr group for you to submit some of your assignment photos. This book just seems to cover so many aspects of photography that I think will inspire so many photographers.
Matt, thanks for the info.
John
Thanks for the info Matt!
I posted a tutorial on using LR2/Mogrify and LR2 to add EXIF data to the frame of an image being prepared for the Web:
http://www.joecolsonphotography.com/wordpress/2009/08/27/adding-exif-with-lightroom-and-lr2-mogrify
It’s useful in those instances when a photographer wants to include shooting information with the photo (to perhaps avoid the inevitable question, “What settings did you use?”
Enjoy.
Joe
Rugrln: There is none. Just a matter of preference.
Matt K
I just wanted to ask you: In Lightroom/Ps you have somewhere the ability to save RAW files as TIFF, PSD, and DNG…but for DNGs, theres: .dng and .DNG
What’s the difference?