still wish i knew how to use/own it lol

 

I'd tell you if I knew how to get it. My friend hacked CS5 for me. But wouldn't explain what he did because he didn't want the Adobe police after him, lol. :shrug:

 

Day 2 of my 365

 

google is everybodies friends and doesnt hold secrets.

 

 

Jon, question: That warmth and low saturation loom your photos have, is that all PP? Or is that from your camera settings?

 

Awesome picture Jon!

Looking to get a good camera. I was heading down this road... good idea or no?

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Sony+-+N...&skuId=1599022

 

It was done in post. I was just messing around in Lightroom with that one.

Thanks!

For as much as that camera costs, you could get a used DSLR.

 

Does lightroom require photoshop to run? Is it a plug-in or add-on or is it it's own program?

 

shot of my tc and my gf's 335. still trying to figure out all the gizmos for the D40. still a n00b

 

using the 18-55? looks good man. if it didnt have your girls shadow it woulda been better

 

good thing I checked in with you guys first, thanks

 

check the PPC spd_rcr im selling my d40 kit with battery grip and bag and all original boxes paperwork etc

 

Nope it's a standalone program. It's not as advanced as PS, but it's easier to use. Instead of using layers, you just move sliders.

 

yessir 18-55

hahaha i know it totally ruined it but o well

 

Did some browsing on the d40 and d90 and man... that d90 is B/A lol.

 

When shooting in Raw PS work becomes 90% sliders. its just the detail stuff that is layers/"manual"

as far as her shadow. content aware fill *poof* its gone.

for all the new shooters, get an 8gb or bigger card, PS or other, and for the love of god start shooting in raw! shooting in jpeg is like putting 85 in an Enzo.

 

That's pretty much all LR is. The main difference is you don't have to be working with a RAW file. You can work with a PSD or a number of different formats. That's important if you do your cloning and other work in PS first then move to LR.

 

Thanks, Jon. I'm going to DL the trial and see how I feel about it. Maybe I can get that student discount if I decide to buy.

You're going to start up the JPEG vs. RAW battle. Lol.

The way I look at it - Shoot JPEG. Instead of doing all the editing later.... Shoot it right the first time.

 

ah true, with PS you can "Open As" and open any image format as a raw image. the only thing that *i* loose is you cant content aware fill a non raw pic.

so your a fan of Polaroid images vs having a dark room?
(its not really a debate [but yes ill start it again lol] 90% of people will agree wether it is right or wrong from the camera RAW is a better option.)

does LR offer photo-merging for building panoramic? or actions? (with PS i go through and edit all my pics from a session and save them as a PSD so i can play with them later then press a button and PS will border and watermark all the images and save them as a jpeg in a new folder) ive never used LR it confuses me HA! just wondering what (IF) its lacking.