Adjusting B&W Neg Scans in Lightroom – part 1
This movie from the dpBestflow website shows how to batch-adjust black and white negatives from camera scans. You can read the whole page here. Camera Scans for B&W Negatives from
June 21, 2010
Choosing Camera Scanning Hardware
The movie linked below is from the dpBestflow.org website describing the camera scanning process. In this movie, the several types of hardware that you can use for the process are
June 17, 2010
New Camera Scan Tutorials on dpBestflow
We’ve added quite a bit of material n the dpBestflow website describing the process of Camera Scanning (using a digital camera as a scanner for film originals). There are two
June 16, 2010
New IPTC Panels in LR 3
One of the less-trumpeted features of the Lightroom 3 final release is the addition of the IPTC Extension to the metadata panel. These new metadata categories were approved nearly 2
June 14, 2010
Jerry Kennelly at CEPIC – Remaking the design/print industry
One of the most interesting things at CEPIC was Jerry Kennelly and Tweak. Jerry is a brilliant businessman who revolutionized the stock business and got out at the right time.
June 13, 2010
Cool new IPTC Extended Panels on the way for CS3 and CS4
At the IPTC metadata meeting at CEPIC in Dublin, Michael Steidl announced the coming availability of new IPTC panels for Photoshop CS3 and CS4. Developed by Electric Lane, these scripts
June 13, 2010
CEPIC – Mass Digitization Panel Discussion
Here at the annual CEPIC congress in Dublin, I’ve been included on a panel that is addressing the technology, challenges and opportunities of mass digitization. The panel is, from left
June 12, 2010
CEPIC Congress 2010
I’ve been in Dublin for several days at the CEPIC congress. I presented a paper at the 20o7 conference in Folrence, as part of a call for new functionality in
June 11, 2010
Lunch with Luffe
I was in Copenhagen today finishing my visit here. I’ve been staying with my friends Jens and Dodo, which has been very relaxed and fun. Today I had a great
June 7, 2010
Good, Perfect, and Single Steps
It’s easy to get overwhelmed in the world of digital photography. The images pile up relentlessly. The learning curve is constantly changing. And it may seem like there’s always someone
June 7, 2010