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karl — 4:14 AM on October 22, 2009 Reply to this comment
Hmmm…
In the available doc, I have not seen any geolocation UI for the photos by picking up a location on a map. See Flickr system and/or HoudahGeo http://www.houdah.com/houdahGeo/
Is it really the case?
Presets for ACR are not new, however the free presets available for ACR are both less numerous and less diverse than those created for Lightroom. One way to leverage Lightroom presets in ACR is to copy every setting by hand over to ACR and save the preset, however this is extremely time consuming, and introduces more opportunity for human error. The following is a procedure that streamlines the conversion process using the metadata power of Adobe’s DNG file format.
Preset Extractor will attempt to generate a Lightroom Preset for the Flickr photo you are viewing. Only photos that have a Creative Commons license, or are in the public domain, or are part of our Flickr Group will work with this tool.
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Photographer and general media guy. Work a day job to pay the bills, do photography to pay for photography. Consume info, regurgitate thoughts.
Exposure Fusion Software At this stage Exposure Fusion is still in its infancy, so there’s only a handful of programs to choose from. Enfuse is the primary tool for Exposure Fusion at the moment, and although it is a command line utility, there are ‘‘droplets’‘ (batch files) available that you can drag and drop a series of images onto to create a fused image. Ingemar Bergmark has produced a GUI for it, not surprisingly called EnfuseGui, which can be a little easier if you aren’t too keen on command lines. If you’ve got Lightroom then one of the more convenient ways is to use the plugin. It still uses the command line utility in the background (you have to tell it where your enfuse.exe is), but the process looks more refined. However, the plugin is donation-ware so its limited to 500px final images until you donate to get the full version. There is currently no plugin for Photoshop. If you’re into photo stitching then PTgui and Hugin may be of interest to you. These programs utilise Exposure Fusion by stitching and fusing bracketed sequences together, with some pretty nice results.
Another World Lightroom Preset A slightly HDR-esque set of Lightroom presets to enhance your photos. The presets work better on images with many details and textures, also be aware that the effect is very strong,… The Sprawl Lightroom Preset I love cyberpunk. Since I was a kid I’ve always wanted one of those brain implants to connect to the cyberspace (if I think about it right now.. jeez, having… Nocturnus Lightroom Preset I usually take photos in low light conditions, especially at night. And the places I like the most are usually very dark streets, with just a small light lighting up… Cinematic Lightroom Preset In this Kit you’ll find 4 different presets I’m using often as a starting point to process my pictures with a “cinematic” look. Cinema 1 - High contrast, rich black, low… Daido Moriyama Lightroom Preset
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LRViewer is a standalone viewer for Lightroom image previews that also allows photographers and their clients to exchange image selections and notes.
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]]>The Picasa2Lightroom Button : Very easy to post process your favorite pictures in Lightroom, while your picture database and basic editing (crop, straighten, red-eye) stays in Picasa. If you know your way in Lightroom you can also define an export script which exports your post processed images back to the directory that is being indexed by Picasa. This way, all your images, originals and edited shot are being stored in one and the same place. Free Adobe Lightroom : Analog Photography Presets :
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