5 things photographers should look for as they shop for a computer monitor for photo editing
Intel NUC – Inexpensive Photo Editing Computer
Can the relatively inexpensive and tiny form factor Intel NUC be a good photo editing computer? The PC counterpart to Apple’s Mac Mini, this is the first in a series of videos taking a look at the Intel 10th generation Next Unit of Computing (NUC) to see how well it can run Lightroom and Photoshop.
Is It Safe To Delete Lightroom Previews.lrdata?
Yes, it is safe photographers to delete the Lightroom Previews.lrdata file on Mac / folder on Windows. However, Lightroom Classic won’t be able to accurately show you what your photos look like with the adjustments you have made in the Library module. Solve both of those problems by building Standard Previews for the images you are editing.
Slash The Import Time Of Lightroom Classic By 90%!
Learn how to use the embedded preview workflow with Lightroom Classic to slash 90% off the time to import raw files!
Topaz DeNoise AI vs Lightroom and Photoshop
After more than a month of putting hundreds of images through the DeNoise AI product from Topaz Labs, is it worth the $80?
How To Move A Lightroom Catalog To an SSD
Moving your Lightroom Classic catalog from a slow, spinning drive to an SSD will improve performance and it is pretty simple to do.
Performance of External Drives With Lightroom Classic
More than 60 hours of testing different ways to have your Lightroom Classic catalog and photos stored on external drives proves that four features are 50% faster with your photos on an external SSD.
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!
Photography Lens Filters Explained!
Learn about neutral density (ND), graduated nuetral density (GND), circular polarizing (CPL), and ultra-violet (UV)filters for camera lenses. We explain what they are, when to use them, and recommend a best value brand for all types of photographers.
