Please choose which items you’d like to see more of in the poll above. We’d really like to know what content interests you the most and why you visit Photofocus. Feel free to leave comments below as well and we’ll try to work things in. Thanks for the feedback… its helpful as we plan out the focus for the next few months.
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I’d like to see a little more focus on Lightroom 4 on here. Photoshop CS6 sure is great, but it’s also out of reach for a lot of people.
Gear reviews are great as they are now in length, content and value. A few more wouldn’t hurt, especially of items that aren’t covered extensively elsewhere (that’s why I love the reviews here!).
Also a low-budget focused article every now and then wouldn’t hurt to round the package.
Keep up the great coverage, I’ll be sure to keep subscribed!
Best regards,
Philipp
Thank you. 2 quick things. Photoshop is now $19 a month form Adobe. Also much we show works in elements. Camera raw stuff works in Lightroom too.
We will work more Lightroom in.
Rich guests are awesome! I also would like to hear from you/Scott/guest what your workflow is..not the software part but the thought process that goes into a planned day of shooting. What I have learned from you guys is that is what helps the majority of time..that prep work. I also find it very interesting to hear the differences in techniques. Thanks for all the great vids on 3x and your podcasts here.
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I, too, would love to see a tutorial on Lightroom, especially one about organizing a messy library (as you’re doing with Aperture). Keep up the good work, guys!