Michael Nielsen on November 19th, 2009

I have been testing Lightroom 3 Beta for the past 4 weeks, and I like some of the new stuff added to the program.
I have however also submitted a couple of bug reports, and for one of those I created a video of my workflow when looking a photos after a photo session.

As always, go [...]

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Michael Nielsen on March 29th, 2009

I am a happy amateur photographer, and have always been an avid user of Adobe Photoshop, and later Adobe Photoshop Lightroom.
The price for these products are somewhat high, and since I don’t have a company to pay for my products I had to use older versions. Or use the versions at my professional job.
Until now.
I [...]

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Michael Nielsen on February 2nd, 2009

Yes, it’s a subject that has been mentioned over and over again, this time I myself got close to the problem and I’d write something about what I do to prevent data loss.
Last week my computer started acting up, unresponsive, lag, CPU maxing out for no apparent reason. And after investigating the entire evening, I [...]

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Michael Nielsen on October 29th, 2008

In the previous post I started out with an old JPEG file that had a bad tint, and through Adobe Camera RAW and Photoshop CS4, I managed to get a somewhat decent picture out of it – Not something I would’ve sent to the printer – But if it was a one unique shot, I [...]

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Michael Nielsen on October 29th, 2008

Okay, some of you might not have a camera that is able to save the RAW format, I myself even have a Nikon L11 for the snapshots. And my Sony Ericsson cell phone can’t store the pictures as RAW, only 5 mpix JPEG.
But in case you got RAW capabilities, use it – or as the [...]

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