Podcast #74 – Back to the Basics – Composition with Roberto Valenzuela
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Podcast #74 – Back to the Basics – Composition with Roberto Valenzuela
January 19, 2010 – 6:34 pm | Comments

This week we go back to the basics and talk about composition with our good friend Roberto Valenzuela.
Roberto talks about composition and gives the following guidelines:

Choose a selective focusing technique
Placement and composition of your main …

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Podcast #39 – Conversation with Tom Hogarty – Lightroom Product Manager

Submitted by KerryG on March 3, 2009 – 10:00 amComments

podcastIn this week’s show Kerry and David talk to Tom Hogarty, the product manager for Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. Tom talks about using catalogs versus collections, answers questions from Camera Dojo twitter followers, and discusses where Lightroom may be going in the future.

Enter to win a copy of Adobe Photoshop Lightoom! Go to the Lightroom product page and find the six word tagline and fill in the blanks:

Simplify photography from _______ to _____

Send your entry to contest@cameradojo.com with the subject: Lightroom Contest, in the body of the email have the completed tagline, your name, and twitter name if you use twitter. The winner will be drawn and announced (via twitter) on March 20th.

Here are the links mentioned in the show:

Lightroom Journal (http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal)
John Nack’s Blog (http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/)
Lightroom Suggestion form (http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform)
Dear Adobe (http://dearadobe.com)

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About the Author: Kerry Garrison is a wedding, portrait, and product photographer living in southern California. With 10 years of experience shooting products and 3 years of experience in the wedding industry, Kerry brings a good deal of technical know-how and can explain topics in easy-to-understand terms. Kerry's work can be found at http://kerrygarrison.com and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/KerryGarrison

  • Rick Miller
    Outstanding interview! Keep up the excellent work.

    Cheers!
    Rick Miller
  • davinci440
    Hi, you mention in your postcast a service that provides music, paying the licences fee, so you know when using the music in your website that you are not illegally using the work of other people, could you post or send me the link to their web site. Thanks.
  • ACM
    I have to say that im a little confused about the difference between Aperture and Lightroom that this episode seems to stress. I have been using both programs quite extensively and the differences in performance and what you can accomplish are quite small IMO. As someone who uses photoshop as a professional, I find Lightrooms nondestructive local adjustment brushing really featureless compared to photoshop and know that I can go out to photoshop and back just as fast with better results. I feel like Adobe won't ever make those local nondestructive adjustment good enough for photogs to justify owning Lightroom exclusively and I definitively don't want to rely on what is currently there. Can you talk specifically about what differences you find between the two programs? It might help as maybe I am missing something that would make me want to move to Lightroom as my main editor.
  • Gwendolyn Tundermann
    Very informative podcast! I just started using Lightroom about a month ago using a trial version and I love it! I just bought the full version yesterday and it has changed my workflow dramatically! I love the ease of using it and the results produced. Thanks for bring such valuable information to your listeners in these podcasts. Keep up the great work guys!
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