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Beautiful Flower Pictures Blog: Floral Photography by Patty Hankins: Photography Links – October 23, 2009
Inside Lightroom: Further Lightroom 3.0 Beta Reources
Photo News Today: [REVIEW:] Adobe Lightroom 3 Beta A First-Look – Michael Reichmann (Luminous Landscape)
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finally, in the beta 3 release of LR, you can make adjust,ments with the scroll wheel again.TG for thathttp://tinyurl.com/yk4khus 27 days ago |
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Do you use LR or PS or both? Do you think it might be time for me to include Lightroom in my workflow? http://tinyurl.com/yk4khus 28 days ago |
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LL on #LR3 Beta: http://bit.ly/44ET4p 29 days ago |
Photography Links – October 23, 2009
Beautiful Flower Pictures Blog: Floral Photography by Patty Hankins —
... Market Your Photography Business
Stepforth and Be Found has How to Optimize for Google Images – 10 Tips
Photofocus has 10 Ways to Improve Your Photography Without Buying Gear
ASMP has launched a public education campaign – Don’t Screw Us
Photo Business News has information on Shepard Fairey vs. AP case and Re-Tooling the Message of Content Protection
Luminous-Landscape has a First Look at the Adobe Lightroom 3 Beta
And another link to the most effective DMCA ...
Further Lightroom 3.0 Beta Reources
Inside Lightroom —
The initial feedback on Lightroom 3.0 is looking positive. There are naturally a few complaints about missing features (see comments on the last post) but ,as mentioned here and in other places, this Beta is a snapshot in time and there is more to come in the final release.
Michael Reichmann of Luminous Landscape takes a look at the Public Beta as well as the benefits to Adobe of the Public Beta process.
Ian Lyons also looks in depth at the new features at Computer Darkroom.
John Beardsworth has a round-up of other resources as well as six ...
[REVIEW:] Adobe Lightroom 3 Beta A First-Look – Michael Reichmann (Luminous Landscape)
Photo News Today —
... of your files, not originals. I think that this is an overabundance of caution, likely suggested by their legal department. Lightroom never touches your raw files. The program only reads the files, never writes to them, and anything that it does with them is then either saved out to an XML sidecar file, or as a DNG copy, or saved in a Lightroom catalog file – never to the raw file itself. — Michael Reichmann
Source and Read More: luminous-landscape.com ...
