What's the easiest way to apply a profile to a large number of images in Lightroom? First, select a set of images in your LR catalog. Next, choose your desired profile from the Profile popup menu in the Develop module's Camera Calibration panel. Then choose "Sync Settings..." from the Settings menu. Make sure "Calibration" is checked in the ensuing dialog box and click Synchronize. If you find yourself doing this a lot, you can save yourself time by making a preset. In the Develop module's left panel, click the + button to the right of the word "Presets". Make sure "Calibration" is checked in the ensuing dialog box and click Create. Then whenever you need to apply your preset to a group of images, click on your newly-created preset from the Presets list in the left panel.

With the introduction on July 29, 2008 of Lightroom 2.0 and Camera Raw 4.5 a new and very exciting change has taken place. Both of these raw converters (as well as any others which are DNG 1.2 compatible) now can use camera profiles.

When the first preview appears, it looks just like it did on the camera, and then that disappears and it applies other settings. How do I turn that off?

A Raw converter for Mac OS X (10.4 or 10.5 only), supporting almost all available digital Raw formats made for photographers by a photographer-software engineer with unmeasurable amount of help and tutoring from my friend, professional photographer Iliah Borg.

This document describes my own workflow for processing RAW pictures from D70s to my linux computer. All steps here should work equally well on D70 and on other operating systems as long as you are able to install the software needed.

After a little bit of searching on Google i discovered that a Nikon NEF image contains four JPG images, so you don't need to convert the NEF to JPG, but you can just extract the desired jpg image from the NEF file.

I have a passion for photography and have become heavily entrenched in the tools available on Mac OS X, such as Aperture and Photoshop. This experiment focuses mainly on Aperture and what tools, if any, exist for Ubuntu to replace my Aperture workflow wit

I'm not going to go into the full details of color management here. Basically, color management is needed because different devices conceive colors differently. For example, if you display a pure red on your computer screen, and photograph it, your camera

THe Experimental RAw Photo Editor

Rawstudio is an open-source program to read and manipulate RAW images from most digital cameras. Rawstudio will convert your RAW files into JPEG, PNG or TIF images which you can then print or send to friends and clients.

Nikon D50, RAW (NEF) e Linux

This page lists Linux specific information, links and tools for Nikon D70 digital SLR owners. While focusing on the D70, some of the information might be useful for Linux based digital SLR owners, especially for RAW capable models.

Plug-ins for the camera RAW workflow/conversion program Bibble.By Sean.

Bibble Plugins by MM Zeeman.