Seasons Greetings
Posted by Peter in Photography on December 24th, 2009
Seasons Greetings and thank you to all who have supported the Camera’s View over the last year.
Due to other commitments I have not been able to spend as much time as I would like with both my photography, development of templates and providing content on the Camera’ s View. It is my intention to spend more time on both during the next year.
About the Image: I captured this image in Wolfeboro New Hampshire . Captured RAW , post processed with Lightroom and secondary post processing with Photoshop to remove some objects and apply filter effects.Lightroom Print Module Calendar Templates for 2010
Posted by Peter in Lightroom Templates and Presets on September 8th, 2009
The 2010 Lightroom Print Module calendar templates have been released and are avaliable under the LR Presets Tab of the menu bar.
A before you buy – Download a sampler set to here -Download Calendar Template Sampler
Also note:
This year there are 3 Options are available for download
- OPTION A – Complete set of YEARLY and MONTHLY pre-design templates
- OPTION B – Complete set of MONTHLY only pre-design templates
- OPTION C – Complete set of YEARLY only pre-design templates
Need Examples of what calendars look like ? - The calendar formats are the same as for 2009. The 2009 preview gallery here -> 2009 Calendar Gallery is still a valid example. Note: this is only a sampling of the complete set. If you need more information see sampler Read Me file included as part of download below.
2010 Monthly Format Lightroom Calendar Template
Attention Apple users - there may still be a compatibility issue with your Systems I have no way of testing to verify if this is still valid. Therefore please try sampler before purchasing.
Editor’s Choice
Those following this blog know that I’m a member of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals – NAPP
This week I had the privilege of having one of my images selected as Editor’s Choice.
Essex Massachusetts
This image is a composite of two HDR images to create a panoramic image.
The original images were captured in exposures of 0 ev, 2 ev, -2 ev, 1 ev and -1 ev. The individual exposures for each image were then combined using Photmatix Pro. The resultant images were then further refined in Lightroom before being merged into a panoramic image with Photoshop.
Framing Selector Template ….
Posted by Peter in Lightroom Templates and Presets on March 5th, 2009
Been playing around with the idea of a quick way to see how an image might look when it is framed.
Several issues needed to be addressed -
- What type of framing ?
- Do you use a mat ?
- Do you present the image in landscape or portrait orientation ?
- Is the image better off as a panorama or maybe a square mounting ?
If you are a regular follower of this blog, you know that I like to do these “what ifs” with in Adobe Lightroom™.
Here is the results of my latest experiment -
If you would like to try out this template, here is the link -framing_selector
Note: to change the position of an image within a frame, toggle the identity plate to be behind the image as shown here -
Then while holding down the Ctrl key, click on the image and reposition as desired. When satisfied, uncheck the “render behind image”.
Let me know what you think.
Thanks !
