Photography Critique and Criticism
#287
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you update it, then replace the .dll
but with the new change to classic cc vs cc, I think everything is different going forward -- need to find a version 7.
I know a lot of people who like capture one pro, but there's an initial cost to it, but I think free upgrades for life.
but with the new change to classic cc vs cc, I think everything is different going forward -- need to find a version 7.
I know a lot of people who like capture one pro, but there's an initial cost to it, but I think free upgrades for life.
#288
Slow editing is not what i want by any means. The Canon native software is bad enough where if I make an adjustment it can take up to 15-20 seconds for it to show up making editing tricky. I'd like to be able to for example move constant and have it change immediately, not having to sit there and wait and try to spot the differences. Its not so much an issue with contrast which makes noticeable changes, but more so for highlights which don't always change a lot.
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must be. you should really get on a more competent raw editor/workflow app.
other alternative to LR:
https://www.acdsee.com/en/index
https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/photo/ (more of a photographers better version of PS)
https://www.on1.com/
since youre on mac, there was some editing software I cant remember that was mac only, stated with an M, like mclearn or something.
macphun! https://macphun.com/luminar
other alternative to LR:
https://www.acdsee.com/en/index
https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/photo/ (more of a photographers better version of PS)
https://www.on1.com/
since youre on mac, there was some editing software I cant remember that was mac only, stated with an M, like mclearn or something.
macphun! https://macphun.com/luminar
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the price of luminar is good, and I like a lot of the processing tools -- a lot more modern. I just wish it had a better perspective tool like LR, I used the guided rules in almost every shot I take.
#298
for developing RAW files on OSX;
Try DCRAW - it's command line and does a decent job.
Also Darktable is a good choice for a free one.
You can do basic file conversions with OSX Preview, believe it or not.
GIMP is also free - some don't like it and some swear by it - it's free and does do many things.
I took this photo on a super cheap digital camera with super low quality and resolution.
For some reason I always smile when I see this pic, I think the low technical quality of the image fits the motif of the crappy car.
There is a story here too, and irony.
Images don't need to be super pretty and technically exact to get the point across.
Unless the point is to be super pretty and/or technically exact.
Try DCRAW - it's command line and does a decent job.
Also Darktable is a good choice for a free one.
You can do basic file conversions with OSX Preview, believe it or not.
GIMP is also free - some don't like it and some swear by it - it's free and does do many things.
I took this photo on a super cheap digital camera with super low quality and resolution.
For some reason I always smile when I see this pic, I think the low technical quality of the image fits the motif of the crappy car.
There is a story here too, and irony.
Images don't need to be super pretty and technically exact to get the point across.
Unless the point is to be super pretty and/or technically exact.
#300
Kangaroo Island trip this weekend just gone.
Rocks, ocean, first attempt at photographing stars, and gratuitous Subi Outback.
I've got this vintage long lens that I like but its variable in the results, and a bit tricky to focus well (mostly its just a bit too heavy!). Photos with that lens are missing a bit of Exif due to manual and old.
P8380269 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380256 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380214 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380305 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380321 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380200 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380180 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380319 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380172 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380340 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380359 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380372 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380194 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380189 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
Rocks, ocean, first attempt at photographing stars, and gratuitous Subi Outback.
I've got this vintage long lens that I like but its variable in the results, and a bit tricky to focus well (mostly its just a bit too heavy!). Photos with that lens are missing a bit of Exif due to manual and old.
P8380269 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380256 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380214 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380305 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380321 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380200 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380180 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380319 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380172 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380340 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380359 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380372 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380194 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr
P8380189 by Andrew Thomson, on Flickr