Okay so you have downloaded my Free or Premium Lightroom Presets and you want to use them on your mobile device (smartphone or tablet). The quickest and the easiest way to install them is via the Lightroom CC Desktop app which will synchronise them on all your devices. You can install the presets via the Mobile device as well which is covered...
Subscribe Some Background A couple of months ago, Fujifilm released a Firmware Upgrade v4.0 that was bringing a bunch of new features to its X-Series cameras. The most exciting for videographers was the ability shoot 120 frames per second (fps). This is something that is very useful in story telling and being able to slow the movement down...
Recently I discovered an exciting new plugin for Lightroom that allows you to publish directly from Lightroom to Instagram.
Although DJI make great products that change the way we capture video and photographs, the one thing I dislike about them is their DJI Go App. It is that its very cluttered and has many items hidden away. And DJI fail to produce in-depth videos on how to do advanced things in the app, they just have very introductory tutorials. Since the version...
With the latest release of Lightroom CC (also called version 6), it seems that Adobe has reduced the Identity Plate size. Just last month I wrote about getting the identity plate back to displaying correctly when you were using Lightroom Mobile. As soon as I upgraded from Lightroom 5 to Lightroom CC I noticed that my customised Identity plate was...
With the latest version of Lightroom 5 (standalone or CC) especially since Lightroom Mobile was released, when you update it you may find that your identity plate gets chopped off whether you use Text based or Image based Identity Plate. The fix is actually quite easy!! Click on the little white arrow next to your identity plate and select...
Most of us have heard the phrase "Warp Speed" in some shape or form in our life. I remember it from "Star Trek" the original series which I used to watch in the late 80s, others may remember the newer series of this show but I haven't seen these so don't know if they are still using these phrase or not. Anyway this post is not about which version...
Focus Stacking is a technique where you can combine various images where your subject is not in it entirety, completely in focus in one single image but by combining a series of images where different parts of the subject are in focus you can get the complete subject in focus. Very commonly this technique is used in Macro or Close Up photography...