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Around The Horn
12 August 2014
In this recurring column, we highlight a few items we've run across that don't merit a full story of their own but are interesting enough to bring to your attention (with more than 140 characters). This time we look at updating your Web site with Lightroom, the Verge's old photo project, the Nikon D810 at a wedding and the Metabones EF adapter.
- It's like mowing the lawn. Once you've built a Web site, you have to continually update it. Terry White found an easy way to do that using nothing more than Lightroom and some plug-ins. In I Built My Photography Website with Lightroom and TTG, he explains how. Here's how easy it is to update:
- The Verge wants to see what you looked like "back in the day with your old-school gadgets," as they unabashedly put in it We want photos of you.... No prizes, though.
- Michael Kriesch describes My first wedding with the Nikon D810 . He liked the sRaw format for keeping file sizes and noise down.
- In A Useful Metabones EF to Black Magic Pocket Camera Article, Roger Cicala lists which lenses the adapter can handle and which it can't before revealing a fatal flaw in the design of the Blackmagic Pocket Camera (its USB port).
BTW, we updated our Best Products page late last night with a few obvious choices, just to round out the page. No more "Coming Soon" listings. More to come...