In the book Digitizing Your Photos, I outline a method to convert negatives using Lightroom’s curves. I’ve been very happy with the B&W conversions I get, and moderately happy with
New article on Petapixel outlines the benefits of Lightroom preview rebuild. Improved speed, saved space and integrity checking.
These notes are prepared for the attendees of my talk at Henry Stewart DAM Europe summer 2019. In this talk I show how you can use Lightroom and the Anyvision
Last fall, I did a presentation at B&H on using your camera as a scanner, based on my book Digitizing Your Photos. The webinar proved a pretty detailed overview of
I’ve got a number of appearances scheduled for the coming months. Here’s a list, followed by a link to an interview I did with Photofocus. APPO Raleigh, NC March 21-24 I’ll
Editor’s Note: This post combines a couple threads I’ve been writing about. I’ll provide some real-world methods for converting visible text to searchable metadata as discussed in Digitizing Your Photos.
Adobe announced some big changes to Lightroom today, including a new cloud-native version (Lightroom CC) as well as a re-branding of the familiar desktop version (Lightroom Classic). Additionally, they have
I’ve got two presentations scheduled for October. The first is a free two hour seminar on scanning with a digital camera at the Click! Photo festival in Durham, NC. It
Nikon sent me a D850 to do some camera scan testing. My initial impression is that it it really promising, but I have not been able to get it to
When digitizing your photos, it’s important to capture any “nearby” information. Dates and notes on slide mounts, writing on the back of prints, notes on boxes and envelopes and other information
