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Switching From Windows to Mac
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Switching From Windows to Mac

Switching from Windows to Mac happened for me over 20 years ago. I was a diehard Windows user with no interest in moving to the Mac platform. Then Apple developed Aperture, and the hook was officially set. At the time, Lightroom didn’t exist, and I was juggling a hodgepodge of… Read More »

DxO PureRAW & PhotoLab – Amazing
Digital Workflow

DxO PureRAW & PhotoLab – Amazing

Why not Lightroom I’m often asked why I don’t use Lightroom. The short answer is that DxO software is simply better. The longer answer is my combining of DxO PhotoLab with Mylio Photos gives me the best RAW processing and ultimate DAM solution I’ve ever experienced. DxO PureRAW and PhotoLab… Read More »

Noise Reduction Software Comparison
Digital Workflow

Noise Reduction Software Comparison

In the last year or so, we’ve seen some incredible progress in almost all software noise-reduction tools. That being the case, I thought it might be a good time for a noise reduction software comparison. For several years, my favorite RAW converter has been DxO PhotoLab. But most others, including… Read More »

Mylio Photos Tip-Backup Photos With Mylio and Lightroom
Digital Workflow

Mylio Photos Tip – Back Up Photos With Mylio Photos and Lightroom

In this Mylio Photos Tip I share with viewers how to back up photos with Mylio Photos and Lightroom and the major differences between the two programs. Saving more than one copy of your pictures while you’re traveling is absolutely essential. Relying on either your laptop, iPad or external drives… Read More »

Mylio Photos Tip-Captioning and Keywording
Digital Workflow

Mylio Photos Tip – Captioning and Keywording

Mylio Photos Tip – Captioning and Keywording is a short video showing you how to caption and keyword your photos using Mylio Photos. When I start captioning my photos, I turn to a little known program called Copy ‘Em. In the video I called it Copy ‘Em and Paste which… Read More »

Mylio Photos Update Is Here
Digital Workflow

Mylio Photos Update Is Here

The Mylio Photos update is here with substantial changes to the Import process! As many of you know I’m a big fan of this little program called Mylio. Most serious photographers don’t even know about it let alone use it. I’m constantly amazed at photographers’ tunnel vision and inability to… Read More »

Apple Photos Isn’t The Safety Net People Think
Digital Workflow

Apple Photos Isn’t The Safety Net People Think

9TO5 Mac writer had iCloud Photos issue One of my favorite blogs is 9TO5 Mac. A gentleman named Zac wrote a piece about how he got burned by Apple’s Photos. His article about how Apple Photos isn’t the safety net people think piqued my interest since my sister had a… Read More »

Micro Four Thirds Cameras Better in Low Light
Digital Workflow

Micro Four Thirds Cameras Better in Low Light

Busting the full-frame myth Many of my readers know of my enthusiasm for Micro Four Thirds cameras. I love them for the smaller lenses, the system’s lighter weight, and its overall lower costs. But one thing I’ve never argued is Micro Four Thirds cameras are better in low light. I… Read More »

Noise Reduction Software Comparison-Updated
Digital Workflow

Noise Reduction Software Comparison-Updated

Who can benefit? Noise reduction software is essential no matter what camera you’re shooting. It’s especially helpful for those of us who’ve ditched the full-frame monsters of the past and adopted the smaller, lighter, more mobile Micro Four Thirds (MFT) cameras. Even though smaller sensor cameras benefit most from quality… Read More »

Photo News You Can Use
Miscellaneous

Photo News You Can Use

Photo news you can use regarding the photo trade getting back on track. OM Digital Solutions, DxO PhotoLab, Luminar, Sony A7 Mark lV, and Lumix GH6 all are making headlines. There are lots of reasons why photography vendors have been laying low. Most notably? The damn pandemic. Pretty simple, those… Read More »