The photo above is one generated from a photo of Cherokee, our black lab.
Two photography tutorials in 1 week. Wow, but I did learn some interesting things tonight. From PhotographySchoolhouse.com, I participated in the “RAW Digital Workflow for Weddings and Portraits with Canon’s DPP” free webinar. I learned a shortcut method for copying and pasting recipes (group of settings applied to RAW images) that should save me a lot of time in my workflow (rt-click, copy recipe to clipboard, close file, highlight all thumbnails to which you wish to apply the recipe, rt-click, paste recipe, and VOILA). I also learned about it’s efficient and useful renaming tool (Tools, Start Rename Tool).
Canon’s free RAW editor isn’t as good as Lightroom, but it sure is better than nothing. Lossless recovery of not-so-great photos is such a great thing!
It has arrived! Finally! I’ve been holding off purchasing Lightroom until 2.0 was released. Now, I can finally buy this great piece of software that I’ve been hearing so much about and try it out! One of the great bonuses about it is that it has an automatic gallery publisher that you can publish to websites with. Now, I can finally push away all of that html code and just use Lightroom. Of course, it has many fantastic things it can do besides this too. You can read more about it on Adobe’s website.
