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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom: A Professional Photographer's Workflow

Need a cutting edge digital workflow? Curious about Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and how it can speed up your digital workflow?

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom: A Professional Photographer's Workflow, a 353 page e-book, is a workshop in book form. This workflow, while not exhaustive covers the main topics of a shooting workflow then moves into a raw processing workflow with Adobe Lightroom Version 3.2 and Photoshop CS5. This book gets down to the nuts and bolts of a real world workflow. This e-book presents a workflow that can be adapted by any photographer, professional or amateur. I can honestly say that I have not seen any other book on the market today that includes as much detailed and comprehensive information as this e-book does on digital workflow.

As digital photographers we are often called upon to shoot hundreds of images a day then deliver high quality and high resolution images that same afternoon. With the pressures of getting the perfect images for clients we don’t have time to fumble the image processing workflow. Hence, a well thought out digital workflow is a must.

This workflow presents a comprehensive and tested introduction to the digital world from capture to output that photographers can implement step by step. Download this e-book and get a grip on an efficient new workflow.

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Digital Masters: Adventure Photography: Capturing the World of Outdoor Sports

Digital Masters goes extreme! This beautifully produced guide by Michael Clark is the newest entry in the series, as well as the first book on a fast-growing photographic genre: shooting today’s popular extreme outdoor sports, from mountain biking and ice climbing to surfing, BASE jumping, and more.

Clark is one of the world’s most respected adventure photographers, and he offers sage advice—gained from years of hard-earned experience—on equipment, techniques, and the specific skills required to get in on the action. Learn to capture fast-moving subjects and deal with harsh conditions and horrible weather—even when you’re hanging from ropes and riggings in a squall. Of special interest is the Portraiture and Lifestyle chapter, which covers increasingly in-demand techniques.

Budding professionals will particularly enjoy Clark’s “Stories from the Field,” chronicling his wildest adventures in the pursuit of the perfect action shot.