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Some shots from a fun, shooting challenge. ..... Time limit: Two hours Theme: Tools of the Trade Submit: 3-5 Finished shots ..... ..... ..... ..... Wood ..... ..... Boxes ..... ..... Wrenches ..... ..... Chisels ..... ..... Anvil

I pulled down your raw image and I'm not having this issue. Here's what I did: I opened your raw file in ACR and reset everything to the Default. I then clicked "Auto", applied some heavy handed noise reduction, saved the file as a .PSD to my desktop and closed ACR. I then re-opened your raw...

Face-palming over here...

Well the Rogue, essentially, is a snoot; so if you find yourself using a snoot on the regs, the Rogue is a great choice. It's well designed, light and easy to use. On a more personal note, I really like what I'm going to call noir-style portraiture and my Rogue is my go-to modifier for that...

That's because there is no menu item for this. ..... The solution is this: While in full Auto mode, press and hold the Flash Control button on the side of the camera body while simultaneously turning the Command Wheel until the "No Flash" option presents itself. You have now disabled the...

Upgraded my Tamron 24-70mm f/2.8 to the new G2 version: ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Also loving my Godox collapsible 32" softbox: .....

Some shots from the January 2019 Fallbrook Sculpture Academy iron pour. ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... .....

An old outtake I decided to work up (mainly out of boredom)... ..... ..... Molly

Unmesh Dinda, creator of the amazing PixImperfect Youtube channel, and all around Photoshop GOD, has released a new video tutorial on configuring a Wacom tablet for retouching in Photoshop. If you use a Wacom tablet to post-process/retouch, it's worth a watch: ..... .....

I was *hoping* Santa would stuff my stocking with a round head (or two!) for my AD200's, as shown below; but it appears there was some kind of... miscommunication, I guess: All I could find were black, rocky lumps. Not a single round head to be found... :( ....

Time for a new dual-battery charger. Sadly, my previous charger met an untimely and catastrophic death after years of faithful service. Fair winds and following seas, old friend! This splashy new charger comes with uber-fancy charging-status windows, a car charger and a USB port for... for...

Are you using Nikon software to download/view your images? Does the red oblong box you're seeing look anything like this: .....

I'm not a big LR user but this should get you where you want to go... From the Develop module Navigator panel click on the little "+" sign to the right of "Folders" and then on "Add Folder". A new Windows Explorer window will open. Navigate to the drive you want to add and click on "Select...

Well here's a shot of ACR and the Workflow Options link is showing your raw file opened as an 8-bit, aRGB file on my end. Camera Raw uses 8-bit mode by default. I updated my ACR to use 16-bit mode by default, though... Unless a recent update maybe screwed that up (?!). Ugh... Now I'm going to...

Hi Hark... I've downloaded your raw file and I'm looking at in ACR right now. One thing I notice is that your raw file opened in 8-bit mode. Is there some reason you're NOT working in 16-bit mode when processing raw files? Up to you of course but I thought I'd ask. Okay, so if the issue is...

Fun stuff, no? LOL... Well, yes and no... aRGB is a broader color-space than sRGB. Period. However, there is much overlap between the two color-spaces... aRGB overlaps with sRGB everywhere except in the Blue and Green channels: ...... ..... That being the case I would say, "yes"; aRGB...

I think the reason some people are not seeing a difference between the sRGB image(s) and the aRGB image(s) is because some browsers/image viewers respect color-space while others do not. It's entirely possible a particular phone, tablet, browser, etc. is displaying aRGB images in an sRGB...

The difference is subtle but it's there, and I noticed it straight away. The aRGB image appears less saturated and slightly "muddier" than that of the sRGB version. The pics below show the difference clearly, I think. To make these, I simply cropped the same area (roughly) from the rust-colored...

You are correct. sRGB files use: _DSC1234 aRGB files use: DSC_1234 If you shoot raw, the color-profile you work in will be determined by your raw converter; in your case that's Lightroom, so your raw files will open using the ProPhoto color-profile (by default). When you're done...

Not sure what to make of this... Too much utter and complete FAIL to contemplate at this hour of the morning. ... A Couple Took Wedding Photos of Themselves Appearing to be Held at Gunpoint in the 'Congo Ghetto,' and People Think it's Deeply Offensive