Adobe has just announced the latest iteration of their popular image processing tool, Photoshop Lightroom 4. Lightroom 4 adds a number of interesting new features include a Map module for working with GPS tagged images …

Did you miss the recent webinar about color space and color management? Fret not as it was recorded and is now available for viewing at your convenience.

Don’t miss out on this month’s Live Learning Center with Kerry Garrison and Jason Anderson. Jason will cover creative B&W Tools. Kerry will show how to use presets to create your own styles and turbo charge your …

Probably the most hyped feature of the new Adobe Photoshop CS5 is the incredible new Content Aware Fill. Somewhat like the Healing Brush, Content Aware Fill will use data from surrounding areas to fill in …

In case you thought that there are only eight to ten new features in Lightroom 3, we wanted to go through and highlight many of the lesser known features and enhancements that have been added …

Do you want to become a Lightroom 3 Master? The key to being able to fly through Lightroom 3 is knowing many of the shortcut keys to do different tasks, switch screens, and perform different …

With the release of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3.0 Adobe has upped the ante again with a slew of new features to help photographers to improve their workflow and to create even better images than ever before. Below you will find a handful of videos put together by Kerry Garrison of CameraDojo and Jason Anderson of CanonBlogger.com. Click on the icon to watch the associated video.

One of the biggest disappointments in the Lightroom feature set to date has been the very poor watermarking feature. While Beta 1 included a few more things, it was still no replacement for LR2/Mogrify which …

With the new release of Lightroom 3 beta 2 there are a number of new and enhanced features available and I will be trying to dig into them and show you the things that I …

Have you ever shot with a second camera or used a second shooter and then when you imported the images into Lightroom only to find out that the time on the different cameras was way …

Mileta Nikoletic (@Mileta on twitter) from Stockholm wrote in to ask how I optimize my import process when using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. Basically I do a pretty simple import process using a preset I created to apply the Camera Standard Camera Calibration setting to all images. This gives me a good starting point for working with my images. In this video I show how to create the Camera Standard preset and then apply it to images during import.

I have heard the phrase “I don’t need no stinking light meter” more times than I can count, your LCD display and histogram are all you need for a perfect exposure right? Would you be surprised if I told you that your camera was lying to you? We first need to know why our LCD and histogram is wrong before we can believe that using a light meter will be of benefit.