Thursday March 21 2013
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Inspiration for the Day: Jonathan Andrew

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Jonathan Andrew is a professional photographer, originally from Manchester, UK. Now he lives in the Netherlands. His landscape work is exception. So are his other other galleries. Be sure not to miss the WW2 bunkers portfolio. Wink

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Lightroom, Storage Space, and Big Catalogs

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Matt Kloskowski posted a commentary about LR, storage space, and big catalogs. The issue of large catalogs in LR and a gazillion photos spread over stacks of DVDs and BRs or possibly several external harddrives is a problem many of us face. Many of us face it with Photoshop, too. Do you keep everything and have more and more to try and keep organized? Do you "show discipline" as Matt suggests and throw away many shots that have one or more problems?

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By Jove! I Think We've Got It!

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I've received two beta test reports indicating everything is working fine with both Snow Leopard and Windows (32 and 64-bits for both, too). I'll wait for a few more responses before I let folks at Adobe know the work-around fixes the problem. Just to be more confident.

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Work Non-Destructively with JPEGs in Camera Raw

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Terry White shows viewers how to take advantage of Adobe Camera RAW, even if they don't have a camera that shoots in RAW. ACR is great for making fast adjustments to your images that are non-destructive. And, although many don't realize it, they can do this work with JPEGs too!

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Difference Clouds Wallpaper

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Bittbox is another favorite source for textures, brushes, and other artistic tools. They've added a set of textures made with the Photoshop Difference Clouds filter. You might be able to use these for some grungy photo effects.

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Glowing Circle Brushes

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Obsidian Dawn, one of my favorite sites for brushes and textures, has a free set of glowing circle brushes that can be used to add some interesting artistic effects.

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Quick Tip: Multiple Versions for Lens Profiles

When you create lens profiles, you need separate versions for RAW and non-RAW files. The Lens Profile pop-up menus in Photoshop CS5, Camera Raw 6, and Lightroom 3 will automatically display the profile appropriate to the image's file type.

Digital Prints with Lightroom

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Roger Walton from Roger Walton Photography has contributed an article to X-equals that describes how to use Lightroom to make test prints quickly and easily.

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Photoshop CS5 and Panel Woes

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I have looked through Adobe resources for panels and CS5 extensions. I have sent e-mails to Adobe engineers. Here's what I've learned.

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Where in the World is Mitch?

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Mea culpa. I've been inattentive for several weeks. It's a combination of work demands, medication being less effective, and consequently, little extra energy.

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A Bit of History

The Light's Right started as an online gallery site for the digital photography of Glenn E. Mitchell II and a place for sharing his Adobe Photoshop resources. The site has evolved into an online community with articles, blogs, forums, news, and lots of free resources for digital photographers. The new site has a broader point-of-view. It covers everything related to digital photography: cameras and other gear, photographic technique, and processing digital photos. Please feel free to bookmark this site or share it with others on your social network. We want this site to be among the most active sites for digital photography resources.

Yet Another Site?

There are lots of sites dedicated to digital photography. So why do we need another? One word: community. Most of the sites are business ventures with a commercial soul. This site is all about community and helping digital photographers get the most from their gear. It's open to new voices. People can come here and post critical comments about their experiences with photographic gear and software. There's limited advertising to help pay for the video downloads, but what keeps it going is community support. People here care passionately about digital photography and want to share with others.

Authors Wanted

Think you have the chops to be a regular contributor for The Light’s Right? Know someone with a passion for digital photography who can write with authority? We’re looking for interesting articles, provocative blogs, useful tools, and helpful tutorials. We have lots of opportunities for creative digital photographers who can push a noun against a verb or cut some interesting video. You can even become a regular contributor and have your own column on The Light's Right site. Both print and video content is desired. Send us a message and our editorial board will contact you. New authors are especially welcome!

Future Growth

The Light’s Right site continues to grow. Tens of thousands of visitors download content each week. Expanding the content and features to make this a community site means much more demand on the Web server in the future. The goal for the next twelve months is to be able to share three trillion bytes of information every month from a dedicated server that will allow several visitors to simultaneously stream video content over the Internet. The goal for 2010 is even more video streaming capacity, with an increase to thirty trillion bytes of information over a connection that can serve dozens of simultaneous viewers.

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