Camera’s View

Adobe has made some significant enhancements with the second release of Photoshop Lightroom.
Though I haven’t had much time to try out all the new features. I am particularly impressed with the localized correction features. Due to this new feature, I expect less transferring to Photoshop to make minor localized tonal corrections.
Here is a quick example [...]

2.0
Adobe has just released Lightroom 2.0. Those who have followed this blog know that I use and highly recommend Lightroom for global post  processing of my images.
Scott Kelby of Photoshop Insider has a detailed blog entry on the various upgrade features. I suspect that with these new features, I will find less need to [...]

Beautiful night here in New England, so my wife and I decided to dine out at the Clam Box in Ipswich MA.
After consuming more fried food than we probably should, we headed to Ipswich Neck and Bay area to check out the ocean and views.
Here is an image I captured of Ipswich Bay looking towards [...]

Adobe Systems has released Adobe Lightroom 2.0 public beta at Adobe labs.
This is a significant update and includes many of the features that I personally have been looking for in Lightroom.
New enhancements are included in all the modules of Lightroom under the 2.0 beta .
The most significant to me are:

Addition of multiple monitor support
Improved integration [...]

I am a total convert to using Adobe Lightroom for processing my images and have adopted Scott Kelby’s 7 Point System, but I have been struggling with the integration of the two in a seamless manner. This is particularly the case if you want to use the Smart Objects feature in Adobe Photoshop CS3.
For those [...]