Post processing workflow video

Kay in t Veen — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 06:20:52 +0000

This weekend i shot a field hockey match close to my home. During half time i got a great idea “What if i screencasted my whole workflow and publish it on the blog in fast forward”. So this is what i did. In this video I show you the selecting procedure in Apple Lightroom then developing it in Adobe Lightroom, then exports it back to Aperture for my copyright and final uploading it to my flickr account.

If there are any questions about my workflow, feel free to post a comment and i will be sure to reply on it.

Cropping your photos

Kay in t Veen — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 18:00:00 +0000

Cropping your photos is essential in all photography, if you photograph a nature scape its a lot easier getting your photo right in 1 take than in sports. sometimes your focal length is just not long enough, or your using your centre AF point because its way more sensitive then other ones. Cropping with give you the ability applying the rule of thirds later on or give you a better isolation. Never leave your shots just the way they are if this is not ideal. Do not be afraid the size of your photo, there are a lot of tools for this. (making your photo 400% the size without big quality issues isn’t a problem these days).
Here i have a few examples before and after.

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Post processing workflow video

Cropping your photos