Moving your Lightroom Classic catalog from a slow, spinning drive to an SSD will improve performance and it is pretty simple to do.
Photographer’s Checklist For Sharper Photos
A checklist of things to work on if your photos don’t seem like they are as sharp as you would like
How To Do Water Droplet Photography With Don Komarechka
Learn how to do stunning water droplet photography from Don Komarechka, one of the world’s leading experts in macro photography!
Taking the Intimidation Out of Photoshop With Aaron Nace
Jeff and Aaron Nace provide 7 steps photographers can use to take the intimidation out of Photoshop so that it can become the tool they need to achieve their creative vision.
Why Does Aperture Change When I Zoom My Lens?
The aperture changes as you zoom your lens because the lens does not physically support the widest (smallest number) aperture at all focal lengths of the lens. This is most often something photographers see in very inexpensive lenses.
5 Things To Check When Your Photoshop Photo Doesn’t Show Up In Lightroom
If your saved edits in Photoshop don’t seem to be showing in Lightroom, check these 5 things: Sort order (Library Module) Stack with original preference Smart collection, collection, Library Filter Don’t use “Save As”/Export in Photoshop Weird case sensitive folder (rare)
How To Use The Texture Slider in Lightroom Classic
Jeff talks with the Lightroom Queen, Victoria Bampton, about the new Texture slider Adobe added to Lightroom and Adobe Camera Raw in May 2019. They talk about how it works and when to use it to adjust your photos.
Getting Started In Macro Photography With Don Komarechka
Jeff talks with world renowned macro photography Don Komarechka about how to get started with macro photography.
Concert Photography Tips With Steve Brazill
Jeff talks with concert photographer expert Steve Brazill about the tips, tricks, and techniques photographers should know about getting into concert photography.
Help! Why Are There Black Bars Across My Photo?
You can end up with black bars across your photo if you are using flash and you have set your shutter speed faster than the “max sync speed” of your camera. Rarely can a camera have a shutter speed faster than 1/250 of a second but you have to check your manual for the specific “sync” setting for your camera. …
