Outstanding. How long a lens are you using and share with us your technique. I have one who chases all the the others away and is very skittish.
ACR is the raw editor in Bridge, Lightroom, and Photoshop. The only difference is that in Bridge and Lightroom it is non destructive whereas in Photoshop it is.
When Lightroom did an update I lost access to about 4000 photos probably because I went from Aperture to Adobe earlier. I took Rick Burress's courses on Bridge and ACR through Bryan Peterson's school and it was an eye opener. The biggest problem I encountered was that in order to print you have to export the photo out of Bridge whereas in Lightroom one can print within. I much preferred Aperture as I could do everything I wanted in one program but Bridge is much more sophisticated than Aperture and I like that. My computer skills are no where near those of other members so Bridge works for me. Keywording in Bridge is carryed over to Lightroom.
There was television when she was born. I remember watching it at neighbor's homes before I turned 10. Will be 83.
Very nice. Saw my first hummer of the season. No pics .
Excellent. Could not be better.
What "clunky" workflow? Just hit the icon on toolbar at top left and you are in ACR. When done, hit done and you are back in Bridge.
ACR is the raw editor for Bridge, Lightroom and Photoshop. Bridge and Lightroom are non destructive programs, Photoshop is destructive . I took Rick Burris's courses on Bridge and ACR at Bryan Peterson's school. Anyone interested in these programs I highly recommend you investigate . Take them in order Bridge, ACR, Photoshop. I started with ACR and was lost at first. Lot of great information.
Great work. I have always admired good black and white photography. The last one looks exactly like a scene from an area near me but I know you are not from Maryland. Are you an Aubrey Bodine fan? If not, look him up.
Since you live in Maryland I, like pappleg above, recommend that you check out Service Photo first. I have bought and sold with them since the early 90"s and they are a top notch store. You will get to actually hold the camera before you buy it. I have also bought from B&H and MPB but mainly from Service. All are good sources.
Brings back memories. Very nice set. Thanks for sharing.