Lightroom has been the go-to image management app for well over a decade now. For many of us that have used the Adobe app for a long time, our catalogs, and Lightroom in general, can get quite bloated. That excess of clutter can lead to a general slowing down of Lightroom and inefficiencies in our […]
Photography Post Production Articles
Improving your photos in the darkroom and on the desktop.
Whether you are a seasoned pro or relative newcomer, most photographers have heard of HDR, or high dynamic range photography. Those of us who have been around a while might have painful flashbacks when the letters HDR are mentioned. There is a good reason for this. HDR became a massive trend/fad in the mid-2000s and […]
As you may know from my past articles on Light Stalking, I might be considered somewhat of an Apple fan. I try not to take things too far with my fandom, but I do like Apple products, and I particularly like their offerings in photography and video production. Back in late 2020, Apple released its […]
I started with digital photography and after learning the basics, I stepped into film photography. Baack in the days, when I was a kid, I used to visit the photo lab with my parent. We used to wait for a couple of hours before we could actually see the images. My parents also warned me […]
There is a well-known acronym called KISS, Keep It Simple, Stupid. Created by the US Navy in the 60s, this tag could also be applied to modern-day photography. Adobe’s Lightroom is probably the widest-used photographic app there is. Its appeal is the seamless integration of image management and nondestructive editing. I have used Lightroom Classic […]
Your hard drive is going to fail. That’s not scaremongering, that’s a fact. This article is not intended to be doom and gloom but rather a real-world look at why you absolutely need to back up your images. Let’s have a virtual hands-up of those who only have one copy of their images. I wager […]
