Image markup in Lightroom
Annotating your photographs for processing notes and later reference
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Photography
Dropping the JPEG from JPEG+RAW
For about as long as I’ve used Fujifilm cameras, I’ve almost always shot in JPEG+RAW mode: raw to have the most leeway in post-processing and JPEG to get those lovely ready-made Fujifilm film simul...
Watch your coverage
When taking multiple frames to stitch into a panorama, it’s easy to miss some needed coverage at the corners
Spotting better portrait prints with a vertical monitor
This is something of a niche tip, but for those who have multi-monitor setups and like printing portrait-oriented photographs at least some of the time, read on…A computer setup tip I picked up fro...
Photography
Learning to leave a photograph alone
I make sure to set all my cameras to save files in RAW format, giving me the most leeway in post-processing. I worry though, that it can lead to me post-processing some files that just don’t need i...
Processing with intent
Understanding what you’re trying to achieve with an image before you start moving sliders and applying presets
Good to know: ‘Shoot without lens’ on Fuji cameras
Filed under Things I Could Have Investigated Years Ago and Saved Myself Hassle, there's an assumption I'd always made about Fujifilm's Shoot without lens setting: that you need to turn it back off ...
Guide: Scanning Film with the Fujifilm X-T1
A guide to scanning film with a digital camera to get better results than a flatbed scanner.
Lightroom tip for Fujifilm shooters: film simulations
Fuji's film simulations (particularly Classic Chrome) are many people's favourite feature of the X-series cameras and a reason a lot of Fuji photographers just shoot straight to JPEG - you don't ge...