I went up to Roan Mountain to test out my Winter (freezing) Gear and it worked out pretty well! I still have all my fingers and toes and was able to take pictures. (always a plus) Winter Photo Ware post coming soon.
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A great post on optimizing Photoshop for best performance! Check it Out!
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Part 4 of a 5 part guide to technical outdoor clothing and clothing systems for photographing in the great outdoors! Make sure to read and refer to Part 1, Guide to Outdoor Seasonal Photo Wardrobe (Summer). I’m going to go in to less detail on things already covered and part one also has a key
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Part 3 of a 5 part guide to technical outdoor clothing and clothing systems for photographing in the great outdoors! Make sure to read and refer to Part 1, Summer and Part 2, Late Spring/Early Fall. I’ll go in to less detail on things I’ve already covered in previous parts. FYI, Part 1 has a
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Part 2 of a 5 part guide to technical outdoor clothing and clothing systems for photographing in the great outdoors! Make sure to read and refer to Part 1, Guide to Outdoor Seasonal Photo Wardrobe (Summer). I’m going to go in to less detail on things already covered and part one also has a key
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Check out this video tutorial at Lightroom Killer Tips! Basically, you can export your set of exposures to Photoshop HDR (like you would if you use the Photoshop HDR feature) but instead of tone mapping it, you just save it as a tif so it re-imports back into Lightroom. From there you can adjust it
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