Lightroom tethering for the D600! (finally… and sorta)

Tagged with 4.4, adobe, auto import, beta, D600, DNG, easy, free, Image Capture, import, Lightroom, LR, LR5, Mac, native, NEF, Nikon, OSX, RAW, tether, tethered shooting, tethering, watched folder, workaround

Okay, so there’s still no native tethering in Lightroom for the Nikon D600 as of version 4.4, but I’m frankly sick of waiting. I’m guessing they either forgot or just don’t care (with a beta release of LR5 just hitting the interweb, it’s easy to understand the lack of focus).

After doing some angry googling, I stumbled across this thread in the Adobe Community forums and found a great suggestion by Butch_M (who also suggests we will never see native tethering in LR4 since it’s allegedly a standard feature in LR5). Thanks mate!Read More

April 6, 2013

Focus stacking tutorial

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Tagged with 105mm, adobe, auto-align, auto-blend, D600, depth-of-field, diamond, DOF, engagement, extension tubes, focus stacking, garnet, geometric distortion, green, Lester A. Dine, Lightroom, macro, micro, Nikon, photoshop, platinum, Plexiglas, ring, shallow, tsavorite, tutorial, wedding

I recently picked up a true 1:1 macro lens, the Lester A. Dine 105mm 2.8, and have been experimenting with it endlessly. One thing I discovered about macro photography is that the depth of field is exceptionally shallow, even at the largest (smallest) aperture. This is exacerbated if you’re using extension tubes to get larger than 1:1 reproduction.Read More

January 9, 2013

Twilight Over the Camel’s Back

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Tagged with adobe, arch, Arizona, back, camel's, Camelback, D90, desert, dusk, hdr, lights, mountain, mummy, Nikon, over, Phoenix, purple, sand, Scottsdale, sunset, tonemapped, twilight, yellow

I had a lot of fun shooting in and around the JW Marriott Camelback Inn while I was in Scottsdale awhile back. I got this shot after a pretty long day of shooting.

The sun had set while I was climbing down Mummy Mountain, so I headed back to the resort for some dinner. I ended up having the steak skewers and guacamole (along with a couple G&Ts) at the hotel bar at the suggestion of the bartender. And kudos to him, because all of it was top notch.Read More

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