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1. Straighten Buildings with Transform Warp

   Wide angle lenses are great. However, shooting wide can bend and bow street scenes something fierce! Use Photoshop's Transform Warp to take the the edge off tilted buildings. ...

   PhotoJoseph - 03/14/2016 - 8:30pm - 2 comments

2. Create a Contact Sheet in Lightroom

   Registering photos for copyright protection? Use the Print module in Lightroom to create a contact sheet so you can register hundreds of photos at once. ...

   PhotoJoseph - 06/18/2016 - 5:22am - 3 comments

3. A Mylio RAW+JPEG Mobile Workflow

   In this video tip, I explore how to get around the limitation where Mylio mobile will only import one of the RAW + JPEG  pair. ...

   PhotoJoseph - 09/30/2016 - 7:09pm - 18 comments

4. Nik Collection by Google Now Free!

   Google has just announced that their Nik Collection will now be free. If you don't already own this… go forth and download! ...

   PhotoJoseph - 03/24/2016 - 8:28pm - 12 comments

5. Lightroom for Aperture Users: Import

   And it begins! The first new Live Training video in the “Lightroom for Aperture Users” series is on  Importing. ...

   PhotoJoseph - 01/13/2017 - 5:25am - 6 comments

6. Lightroom for Aperture Users: Organizing

   Live Training Session 202, the second in the “Lightroom for Aperture Users” series, is all about organizing. We compare Aperture's Projects, Albums and Folders to Lightroom's Folders, Collection Sets and Collections. ...

   PhotoJoseph - 01/13/2017 - 5:25am - 13 comments

7. Lightroom Filters and the "No Photo Selected" Window

   I use the Library Filter in Lightroom to sift through and search for my photos. I use it a lot. Smart Collections, too. There is a behavior in Lightroom that drives me batty and it lands me on the black “No Photo Selected” screen. ...

   PhotoJoseph - 04/26/2016 - 10:36pm - 3 comments

8. Using an X-Rite ColorChecker Passport in Lightroom

   The X-Rite ColorChecker Passport is an industry standard tool for achieving color accuracy in your photos. It's remarkably easy to use, and as you're about to see, can make a tremendous difference in your photos. ...

   PhotoJoseph - 05/24/2019 - 8:36pm - 1 comment

9. Lightroom for Aperture Users: Search

   Live Training Session 203, explores  Search  which means we also look at  Smart Collections (i.e. Smart Albums in Aperture). ...

   PhotoJoseph - 01/13/2017 - 5:25am - 3 comments

10. Adjustment Layers in ACDSee Ultimate 9

    Learn how you can use Adjustment Layers in ACDS ee Ultimate 9 to create non-destructive photo manipulations. ...

    PhotoJoseph - 06/23/2016 - 4:51am

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