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LensTagger, or: how to add metadata to images shot with legacy glass and/or on film

First and foremost: in this way you will actually be able to add much more to your images then just, say, lens data, such as: lens serial number, film type used, developer, agitation scheme, shutter times, scanner, paper etc.

How to: a tip for working with Lightroom old presets

If you, like me, have been messing around with Adobe Lightroom for a bit you’ve probably accumulated quite a few presets, and more importantly you’ve probably come up with some of your own tailored to your own style and work. Problem is, when Lightroom changed the processing engine, many old presets stopped working. This was necessary …

How to cure Lightroom 5 slow-down

Let’s see if you recognize the symptoms: changing pictures in the library becomes painfully slow, selecting more than one image takes ages, all that while the developing module remains quite quick in use. That’s the dreaded Lightroom 5 slow-down.

Review: Raw Converters Mega Test part V

If you haven’t read the first four parts please take a look at them, because there you may see the images unsharpened and sharpened with various tools, and you’ll learn about the specifics of this comparison. Raw Converters Mega Test part I Raw Converters Mega Test part II Raw Converters Mega Test part III Raw …

Review: Raw Converters Mega Test part IV

If you haven’t read the first two parts please take a look at them, because there you may see the images unsharpened and sharpened with the native tools of each raw converter, and you’ll learn about the specifics of this comparison. Raw Converters Mega Test part I Raw Converters Mega Test part II Raw Converters …