Imagine this, (and I know it’s not far from the truth- because I’ve been there).
You’ve been studying how to take great photographs.
You’ve been studying how to do the critical post-edits that will turn your picture into a masterpiece.
Well… now what?
What’s next? You have to output your photograph to some end product so that it can be seen by the world.
The output might be a print, a slideshow, or posting onto the web.
This is an element of photography that isn’t often discussed, and it’s quite confusing to many people.
Have you ever done the ICC Profile dance? How about the Color Space shuffle?
Have you ever printed one of your photographs on your home printer- and you wondered how in the world that came from your computer because it didn’t even look remotely like the picture on your screen?
This week’s video by Jason Row will give you some good advice on how to manage your output using Lightroom.
He will talk about three output options…
- Slide Show
- Web
Jason Row is a British born travel photographer now living in Ukraine. You can follow him on his Facebook page. He also maintains a portfolio of his work here.
