My favourite RAW processor, PhotoLab 7 has been with us for a few weeks now. I thought I’d give it time to test multiple use cases with challenging images before writing my DxO PhotoLab 7 Review and seeing how the new release stacks up against the competition. The version I have used for this review…
In this post, I’m going to discuss using masks in Lightroom, how this feature stacks up against DxO PhotoLab and whether it is easier to use than masks in Photoshop. I must own up to only ever using the Radial and Linear Gradient tools with any frequency in Lightroom, preferring to use a combination of…
It’s January already, the new year is upon us! YouTube Last year was a good year for my YouTube channel, we’ve hit 5000 subscribers slightly ahead of schedule so I’m very pleased with that. This year I’m going to be shooting more location based, instructional videos. showcasing camera techniques as much as software. We can…
N.B. PhotoLab 7 is now available if you’re interested in the newer version please read my DxO PhotoLab 7 Review. The aim of this post is to demonstrate a repeatable workflow for DxO PhotoLab 6 that will enable any image to be processed effectively. With landscape photography, processing begins before you take the shot. And…
The best photo editing software for landscape photography is a subject that I think I am reasonably well placed to comment on, having suffered and benefited from multiple solutions over the course of my career. As ever, I only feature software I have good hands on experience of. The section entitled Best of the Rest…
Recording Photography locations is an issue for many landscape and travel photographers. We know that GPS data can be recorded by the camera, but what about those times when the light is wrong or even when you don’t have a camera to hand? Landscape Photography is both a rewarding and frustrating occupation. Hours spent waiting…