As I mentioned last week, I found a workaround for an issue with my Canon PRO-4000 not correctly using the selected ICC profile when printing from Capture One Pro and I believe also Lightroom, so today I'm going to talk you through the issue and my workaround....
I recently put together a Simple Adjustment Guide for Capture One Pro from Phase One, which I'm releasing as this weeks Podcast to celebrate the release of version 10 of this incredible raw image processing software. In this guide I explain how I take the...
This week's podcast is a video tutorial, to walk you through my new image editing and processing workflow in Phase One's Capture One Pro. I have been using Capture One Pro since July, and have absolutely fallen in love with it, to the point that I haven't...
Capture One Pro is a very powerful raw image processing application, that supports the photographer's digital workflow from importing through to exporting, in a number of formats. Today we're going to look at the many ways in which you can export your images from...
As I switch my digital imaging workflow to Phase One's Capture One Pro 9, I'm learning how to bring out the most from this powerful raw image processing software, and today I'm going to share how I'm now importing and organizing my images. You might remember...
I've been asked to share my Canon EOS 5Ds R camera settings a number of times, so this is just a quick post to share a list of the main changes I make. There are other changes, but I feel these are the ones that are important to my shooting as a mainly landscape and...
I almost started the title of this episode with Ch-ch-ch-ch-Changes, like the one I released when I quit my old day job to pursue photography full time six years ago. Although not quite as dramatic, I'm really excited to tell you that I'm switching from...
This week I'm going to answer a question from listener Doug Shoemaker, about photographic print viewing distances, and I'll explain about minimum print resolution theory and my own standards that I use when printing. Thanks for your questions Doug! I can give you some...
Last week, as I sat down to record the previous episode of this podcast, a thunderstorm set in. I decided to continue to try and record the show because I wanted to release it on schedule, but within seconds the second or third crack of thunder was huge, sounding...
In November 2015 I made a book of my Iceland work to that point with a company named Artisan State. I intended to do this review earlier, but time ran away with me, and Artisan State are now called Zno. They are still the same great company though, with some...
This week, I'm going to walk you through how I add copyright information to my images in Adobe Lightroom, then export them for web with a watermark embedded. Last week, based on a listener's question, I showed you how you can do these things in Photoshop Elements, but...
I'm dedicating this week's episode to answering a listener question about adding copyright information, resizing images for the Web and adding watermarks etc. to your images using Photoshop Elements. Listener Michelle D Salati sent me a voicemail via the widget on our...