As I mentioned yesterday, I have over 55,000 photos in my Lightroom 3 Catalog and it’s still growing! Most of these photos are from my archive contained on DVD and Blu-ray disks. But, if you want to try this, follow Read More …
Basically, you create Presets for a particular function (ex. Resize images for presentation, Print to a Photo Printer, Save as CMYK with 300 DPI, etc.) in the Export Panel of Bridge CS5. Then, select the images that you want to process and drag them on to the Preset. Simple, intuitive and a real boost to workflow. Read More …
If you have images that were processed in the old Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) 5 through 5.7, you will need to tell it to use the new algorithm.
In the preview image, look for the exclamation point in the lower right corner. If you see it, click on it to “Update to Current Process (2010)”. Read More …
I am very impressed with CS5 Bridge and ACR6. Adobe has packed more of the Lightroom’s batching features into Bridge. Before you purchase Lightroom3, you must take a look at CS5 Bridge! Read More …