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Don't think I've seen it listed anywhere, but what do you typically shoot with?
My main camera is a Sony α6000 for which I currently have these lenses:
. Sony FE 50mm f/1.8
. Sigma Contemporary 30mm f/1.4 DC DN
. Helios 44M-6 58mm f/2
. Fujian 35mm f/1.7 CCTV
. And two other 35mm f/2.8 and 28mm f/2.8 generic m42 lenses that I can 't remember the brand
For a while I had a Canon Powershot G10, it's dead now, but a bunch of my pictures where taken with it (I still miss that camera)
Last but no least, my phone, a Xiaomi Redmi Note 7. For the more "serious" photos I take with it, I use the Lightroom app to be able to shoot raw, than I just edit the DNG files on my computer like any of the other photos.
I've been using Adobe Lightroom 5 for the last 9 years and it doesn't support CR3 files, which is what my new camera shoots RAW. Sigh. I have to download a DNG converting program from Adobe in order to import the files into Lightroom. I am NOT paying for new Adobe. No subscriptions, thanks.
One of the keys to good photography is in the editing, and one of the keys to being able to edit properly is in shooting RAW.
A RAW photo is essentially an unbaked file. JPG files are compressed and have colors and white balance baked into the file, and because of this they don't have as much flexibilty in editing. RAW files don't suffer from these image shortcomings, and you can push and pull the file to a far greater degree when you are editing it.
This particular shot was taken on my cell phone as an instagram story shot that I could then add some pithy text to about wandering the coast. Most cell phones can't shoot RAW naitively, but with a third party program you can. My program of choice is Adobe Lightroom Mobile and the Lightroom camera app that comes with it. It allows for manual controls over your camera and shoots in the RAW format of .DNG.
It is still just a photo from a cell phone, but I'll take a cell phone photo in a RAW format over a JPG any day as it adds a very useful level of flexibility to any shots I may make from it.
Sean Dalton – iPhone Photo Editing Using Lightroom Mobile CC
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Sean Dalton – iPhone Photo Editing Using Lightroom Mobile CC
Description of iPhone Photo Editing Using Lightroom Mobile CC
If you want to take your photography from ordinary to remarkable, you need to have a strong foundation in editing technique. With all of the powerful programs available for editors, the sky's the limit with what you can achieve with your photos. But what happens when you need a fast and convenient editing solution? Lightroom Mobile CC is the perfect app for creatives who want to edit on the go and still create professional images.
This is your opportunity to dive into the world of Adobe Lightroom Mobile CC. You’ll learn all about visual storytelling, how to evoke emotion in an image, expert workflows, how to apply presets, find your editing style and use all of the basic Lightroom Mobile tools to achieve it.
The class is for all experience levels and is designed to take you from beginner to pro with practical examples, exercises and expert tips and tricks to get you started.
AFTER THIS CLASS YOU’LL BE ABLE TO:
Have a firm grasp of mobile editing and the capabilities of Lightroom Mobile CC.
Work with different image formats such as RAW, .jpg, and Adobe .dng.
Master editing and emotion and translate emotion to tell a story with an image.
Find your unique editing style and the essential apps to help you achieve it.
Master color theory and the anatomy of color.
Work according to a professional editing workflow.
Apply and work with presets in Lightroom Mobile CC.
Edit various styles of photographs including moody portraits, travel landscapes, warm lifestyle shots and gritty street portraits.
What You'll Learn In iPhone Photo Editing Using Lightroom Mobile CC?
The digital anatomy of a photograph
The basic principles of visual storytelling
How color exposure, lighting and contrast affect emotion in an image
How to import and prep the photo in Adobe Lightroom Mobile CC
How to edit exposure, tone curve, color, detail and more in Lightroom Mobile CC
How to fine-tune your image with selective edits
How to avoid common editing mistakes
Who iPhone Photo Editing Using Lightroom Mobile CC Is For?
People who have no to little experience with Adobe Lightroom Mobile CC
People who need a refresher class on Lightroom Mobile CC’s features
Photographers who want to start editing their images on the go
Travel vloggers and bloggers wanting to edit content while travelling
Editors who want to fortify and enhance their existing skill set
Creatives who want to add Lightroom Mobile CC to their offering
Anyone wanting to learn how to use Lightroom Mobile CC
Digital nomads wanting to learn a skill that they can do from anywhere in the world
All levels of experience
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