Adobe Max – A great conference for visual creators
I’ll be headed to Los Angeles in mid-October for Adobe Max, my third time there. Over the last several years, the conference has grown like crazy, including the addition of
I’ll be headed to Los Angeles in mid-October for Adobe Max, my third time there. Over the last several years, the conference has grown like crazy, including the addition of
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 been looking forward to the day this can be announced since 2007. In Lightroom 5, there is now a one-click solution to verify an entire collection of DNG files.
I have the honor of making a few presentations for Adobe this week at the Look3 Fesitval in Charlottesville. If you haven’t been, it’s a really great few days of
Adobe has asked me to make a presentation on Lightroom at Strictly Business 3 tomorrow in Philadelphia. This is free and open to anyone registered for the weekend program. I’ll
The IPTC released the new Extended Schema two years ago. Photoshop CS5 and Lightroom 3 support the schema natively, but users of CS3 and CS4 can’t read the new fields.
Editor’s Note: This post was created more than a year ago, and was lost to a blog hack. Thanks to John Beardsworth for helping to sort out the hack, as well
In The DAM Book, I outline a very useful add-on to Photoshop – Dr. Brown’s Captionmaker. (Script available free here.) I helped Russell make this script, and find it to