Lightroom ArtistryLightroom Artistryhttp://www.outbackphoto.net/lightroom/2013-04-08T21:25:59ZSquarespaceLightroom Artistry E-Book Discount Bundle Packagehttp://www.outbackphoto.net/lightroom/2013/4/8/lightroom-artistry-e-book-discount-bundle-package.htmlUwe Steinmueller2013-04-08T21:25:57Z2013-04-08T21:25:57Z

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]]>Adobe releases Lightroom 4.4 Finalhttp://www.outbackphoto.net/lightroom/2013/4/2/adobe-releases-lightroom-44-final.htmlUwe Steinmueller2013-04-03T04:16:23Z2013-04-03T04:16:23ZDroplets: Using Photoshop Automation for Lightroomhttp://www.outbackphoto.net/lightroom/2013/2/22/droplets-using-photoshop-automation-for-lightroom.htmlUwe Steinmueller2013-02-23T04:22:30Z2013-02-23T04:22:30Z

Lightroom is very powerful but yet there are tasks that you may want to perform in Photoshop (we use CS6). For example we integrate our commercial "OptimalSharp V3" script into our workflow. We want to use the script without any interaction in Photoshop.

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We often use a two-step method to add additional processing to our images. The first step is to develop the color image to be kind of standard and natural (both subjective). But sometimes we want to add to the image a grungier look, convert it to B&W and/or sharpen with out Optimal Sharp V3 scripts in Photoshop via Photoshop Droplets.  Because we want to keep the original image

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]]>Reducing Glare in Lightroom 4http://www.outbackphoto.net/lightroom/2013/1/21/reducing-glare-in-lightroom-4.htmlUwe Steinmueller2013-01-21T20:24:20Z2013-01-21T20:24:20Z

Removing Glare with the Spot Removal Tool

Using some flash or other lights you can often experience glare on shiny surfaces or even people's foreheads.

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The Adjustment Brush in Lightroom is a very powerful tool. Using the Auto Brush mode allows you to get even more precise results.

]]>Using the Lightroom 4 Selective Noise Brushhttp://www.outbackphoto.net/lightroom/2013/1/8/using-the-lightroom-4-selective-noise-brush.htmlUwe Steinmueller2013-01-08T15:00:29Z2013-01-08T15:00:29Z

Because the noise is mostly in the shadows it is often advised to remove the noise selectively. The Lightroom Adjustment Brush is a very powerful tool for this task.

]]>Adobe Lightroom 4.3 and ACR 7.3 now available for downloadhttp://www.outbackphoto.net/lightroom/2012/12/12/adobe-lightroom-43-and-acr-73-now-available-for-download.htmlUwe Steinmueller2012-12-13T05:12:10Z2012-12-13T05:12:10ZAdobe Lightroom 4.3 and ACR 7.3 now available for download.

New cameras:

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