
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.
B&W Fine Art Photography
B&W Fine Art Photography

A while ago I tested pretty much all the raw converters available at the time with a Canon 5D Mark II: https://www.addicted2light.com/2012/05/28/review-raw-converters-mega-test-part-i/ But I advised in the review that the results were camera-dependant, meaning that each software gives the best possible results with a specific sensor / camera combination. This does not mean that the …

I don’t do a lot of video, if anything at all. For this reason I, like many others fellow photographers, have ignored till now a piece of software that every respectable videographer uses since the beginning. I’m talking about Magic Lantern. In short, it is an alternative firmware, free and open source, that works in …

Today we’ll talk about an Apple Aperture little brother: Core Image Fun House. A little brother that is also free! In a previous post, the Raw Converters Mega Test, I wrote about a Photoshop sharpening technique called 4 rounds sharpening. It consists in the application of 4 different rounds (as the name suggests) of smart …

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 …