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Tag Archives: Lightroom

It’s a New Year. Update your metadata presets!

Having useful metadata associated with your images makes a lot of things simpler.

David Burren January 4, 2015 March 5, 2016 Lightroom, metadata, workflow

Managing camera time recap (part 1)

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In this post I’m going to talk again about managing the time in your cameras. It sounds really boring, but there are some gotchas that photographers should be aware of. It’s something many photographers don’t give any thought, even if they actually change the camera’s time twice a year because of Daylight …

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David Burren December 12, 2014 January 7, 2017 date/time, GPS, Lightroom, travel

Importing into Lightroom: Follow the arc!

A fundamental part of any photographer’s workflow should be how they organise and file their photos. Lightroom (OK, the proper name is “Adobe Photoshop Lightroom”) provides a great framework to integrate this into your workflow, but it’s imperative that you understand what’s going on. Too many Lightroom beginners try to …

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David Burren October 31, 2012 March 5, 2016 backups, Lightroom, metadata, storage, workflow

Computer upgrades: SSDs make your computer run hotter

It’s true! I’ve now installed SSD drives in many laptop computers, and they’ve all got hotter and noisier. Don’t believe the hype that SSDs are quieter/cooler than normal hard drives. Ok strictly speaking that’s true, but the real world is never that simple… SSDs (Solid State Drive) are wonderful replacements …

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David Burren October 25, 2012 March 5, 2016 Lightroom, photo-gear, storage

A new photo printer for my office

R800: not the new printer For years I’ve had an Epson R800 A4 printer in my office. This 8-ink pigment printer has been great at producing high-quality images (with a few limitations). I’ve printed a few 20cm-high panoramas using the roll paper attachment, and occasionally printed batches of DVDs and …

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David Burren December 14, 2011 March 5, 2016 Lightroom, photo-gear

My recent image processing workflow in the field

Curious Walrus (A2_084372)Svalbard Having recently spent long periods away from home generating new photographs and video content, I’ve of course been practising and refining my in-field image management workflow. I’ve tweaked a few things over the last year, so here’s an overview. While I’m leading photography expeditions I do spend …

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David Burren September 13, 2011 January 7, 2017 backups, Lightroom, travel, workflow

To DNG or not to DNG?

Many times I’ve been asked by students and workshop attendees whether they should be converting their RAW photo files to Adobe’s DNG format. There are various pros and cons to this issue, so I’ll do my best to list them here along with where I’ve ended up on the issue. …

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David Burren July 11, 2011 May 16, 2016 backups, Lightroom, metadata, storage, workflow
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