Comments on: Lightroom’s Graduated Filter Effects http://psland.lightshedder.com/2009/03/14/lr-grad-filter/ nature, creative, and landscape imaging with digital point and shoot cameras Sun, 14 Mar 2010 21:40:29 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Louis Thomas Dallara http://psland.lightshedder.com/2009/03/14/lr-grad-filter/#comment-329 Louis Thomas Dallara Sat, 09 May 2009 20:46:11 +0000 http://pslandscape.wordpress.com/?p=366#comment-329 Great job on the explanation of LR2 grad effect. Thanks Lou Great job on the explanation of LR2 grad effect.
Thanks
Lou

]]> By: The Evening Brew (4.17.09) at Essential Photo Gear http://psland.lightshedder.com/2009/03/14/lr-grad-filter/#comment-322 The Evening Brew (4.17.09) at Essential Photo Gear Sat, 18 Apr 2009 00:57:39 +0000 http://pslandscape.wordpress.com/?p=366#comment-322 [...] Lightroom’s Graduated Filter Effect- Need to give your images a slight pop or darken/lighten a certain area of the image? This great [...] [...] Lightroom’s Graduated Filter Effect- Need to give your images a slight pop or darken/lighten a certain area of the image? This great [...]

]]> By: forkboy http://psland.lightshedder.com/2009/03/14/lr-grad-filter/#comment-318 forkboy Mon, 13 Apr 2009 02:08:25 +0000 http://pslandscape.wordpress.com/?p=366#comment-318 Again, I'm so very grateful you posted this. I finally purchased and installed Lightroom and used the GF today with reasonable results. I concede it could be a bit better and not so quirky in its movements about the screen, but what a wonderful tool. It certainly beats purchasing GND filters any day of the week (even if those would likely produce better results if used properly). Again, I’m so very grateful you posted this. I finally purchased and installed Lightroom and used the GF today with reasonable results.

I concede it could be a bit better and not so quirky in its movements about the screen, but what a wonderful tool. It certainly beats purchasing GND filters any day of the week (even if those would likely produce better results if used properly).

]]> By: forkboy http://psland.lightshedder.com/2009/03/14/lr-grad-filter/#comment-302 forkboy Sun, 15 Mar 2009 19:20:24 +0000 http://pslandscape.wordpress.com/?p=366#comment-302 Holy crap! That's so cool. And, oddly enough, very much on-target for me. I have just purchased a new computer for primarily working upon photographs and have now begun the process of deciding between Lightroom and Aperture (I purchased a Mac). While I don't know if Aperture can do this as well, this is an amazing bit of fun. I have regularly thought about purchasing some graduated filters to help with these landscape type pictures, but why bother with all that if I can handle things via Lightroom instead. I'm very glad you posted this. Holy crap! That’s so cool. And, oddly enough, very much on-target for me. I have just purchased a new computer for primarily working upon photographs and have now begun the process of deciding between Lightroom and Aperture (I purchased a Mac).

While I don’t know if Aperture can do this as well, this is an amazing bit of fun. I have regularly thought about purchasing some graduated filters to help with these landscape type pictures, but why bother with all that if I can handle things via Lightroom instead.

I’m very glad you posted this.

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