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#Lightroom #imageediting

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Fstoppers · Quick Portrait Retouching Using LightroomSubtle adjustments can elevate an image from good to outstanding. Here's how to do that in Lightroom. Coming to you from Gareth Evans with Park Cameras, this straightforward video shows an efficient method to improve portraits using Lightroom Classic. Evans demonstrates how to utilize Adaptive Presets, which leverage Lightroom's AI to automatically identify and adjust specific facial features such as eyes, lips, and skin. This saves considerable editing time, making the process less overwhelming, particularly if masks and detailed retouching intimidate you.
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#Imageediting #NAS

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Fstoppers · Using a NAS for Centralized Storage and Editing Photos? Here’s Why and HowUsing a NAS for editing has a lot of benefits but might not be as simple as it sounds. Here are the things you need to know and consider. Having a NAS to manage and store your photos certainly has its benefits for workflow efficiency and accessibility of your files. Most photographers who use a network-attached storage use one to easily access files, especially when multiple users are involved in the task. For the longest time, a NAS system’s capabilities were limited to being a container for files for backup and playback.
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Every now and then I need to read why I am a commercial photographer and not an artist. To me, all 'debatable edits' in the disqualified images are fully acceptable as they makes the image stronger. And if I was an artist and a graphic designer as well, I would combine both, I don't see a problem with that. It it simply not true that a photograph is a realistic coverage of the actual situation. Anyway, more here:
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PetaPixel · I Was Disqualified by a Nature Photography Competition... AgainNature photographer Radomir Jakubowski shares how he was disqualified from a prestigious photo contest and what we can learn from it.
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