Thanks, Don! Christine
On Aug 5, 2013, at 11:45 AM, Don Guthrie shark50...@gmail.com wrote:
I used LR5 on my threshing set but only standard things so I have not checked
out some of the new features.
I think the vignetting works on all but #7. Liked the whole set with 2,5,8 as
my favs.
Vignetting is not a problem when it is intentional.
On 8/4/2013 2:38 PM, Bruce Walker wrote:
Fun gallery, Christine. Count me as a PDMLer who _does_ like
vignetting, of the dark kind anyway. I try to keep it pretty subtle
most of the time, but a tunnel is just the ticket on occasion.
I haven't
Intentional and well done! :-) Cheers, Christine
On Aug 5, 2013, at 8:33 AM, John johnsess...@yahoo.com wrote:
Vignetting is not a problem when it is intentional.
On 8/4/2013 2:38 PM, Bruce Walker wrote:
Fun gallery, Christine. Count me as a PDMLer who _does_ like
vignetting, of the
Thanks, Boris! Good to be back. I hope to participate a bit more regularly in
future. Cheers, Christine
On Aug 4, 2013, at 11:22 PM, Boris Liberman bori...@gmail.com wrote:
Welcome back. Some very good photography and just as good photoshoppery in
that gallery. I haven't yet bought LR 5
I used LR5 on my threshing set but only standard things so I have not
checked out some of the new features.
I think the vignetting works on all but #7. Liked the whole set with
2,5,8 as my favs. Great to have you back posting your work your comments.
pdml-requ...@pdml.net wrote:
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Hallo Christine,
I've been using LR5 for some time now and found some minor problems here and
there. Little bugs that I worked around—like some weirdnesses editing overlays
in the Print module, an odd bug when importing from a source that contained
PNGs and any .XMP files, etc.
Adobe has
Fun gallery, Christine. Count me as a PDMLer who _does_ like
vignetting, of the dark kind anyway. I try to keep it pretty subtle
most of the time, but a tunnel is just the ticket on occasion.
I haven't updated to Lr 5 yet; it's on my ToDo list and I expect I'll
like it just fine, having used the
Your trials have convinced me that I need the upgrade. I am eagerly awaiting
the LR5 upgrade sale later this year. So many hobbies, so little cash :-)
The upright tool will be a great help in making a lot of my travel photos
more pleasing. Too often there is no time or space to get a decent
Gerrit: in the meantime you can perspective-straighten your shots
manually in Lr4. In the Develop module, under Lens Corrections choose
the Manual tab. Enable Constrain Crop. Then tweak the Transform:
Vertical slider to suit. The other sliders may be required for other
types of distortion. You can
for the
mounting ring, which is another story.)
Gerrit
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Gerrit: in the meantime you can perspective-straighten your
Thanks, Godfrey. Just updated to the 5.2 release candidate and seems pretty
good. I have no idea what bugs LR 5 had, but I'm glad they are gone. lol.
Though I do agree LR 5 seemed less snappier than the LR 4+. I think I'll have
to upgrade my memory on the iMac. I've been meaning to do
On Aug 4, 2013, at 1:38 PM, Bruce Walker bruce.wal...@gmail.com wrote:
Fun gallery, Christine. Count me as a PDMLer who _does_ like
vignetting, of the dark kind anyway. I try to keep it pretty subtle
most of the time, but a tunnel is just the ticket on occasion.
I read your comment, Bruce,
Yep, what Bruce said. The manual option is still and excellent tool, and it's
still around in Lightroom 5. With LR 5 you'll get the option to do a bit of
automatic work (which I think is very good) and manual tweaking. Try it.
What's great about LR is you can experiment away, then with one
Welcome back. Some very good photography and just as good photoshoppery
in that gallery. I haven't yet bought LR 5 and I might take a while to
do so, as LR 4.4 suits me just fine. However it is good to have you back
with our fold, Christine :-).
On 8/4/2013 8:49 PM, Christine Aguila wrote:
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