There’s something to be said for taking automation to extremes, and I had the opportunity to get a close look at some very cool automation that is put to effective use while spending some time in Manhattan over the holidays.
During my visit, I accepted and invitation from B&H Photo to visit their facility and get […]
I’ve been publishing my Digital Darkroom Questions (DDQ) email newsletter for over seven years now, and from time to time I’ve explored ways to bring new value without fixing what isn’t broken. I have resisted the urge to include images in the email for a variety of reasons. I’ve contemplated utilizing an attached PDF […]
I’m pleased to announce that Joe Becker of Seldom Seen Photography is the winner of the “wide angle” photography contest I announced about a week ago in the DDQ email. Joe’s winning shot, shown here, is of an old car at the James Cant Ranch, a historic sheep ranch, in the Sheep Rock Unit […]
I’m thrilled to announce the availability of my latest book, Photoshop CS4 Workflow. This book has long been the “crown jewel” in my library, documenting my recommended approach to optimizing your photographic images using all the power Photoshop has to offer.
This book covers the full workflow from downloading and sorting your images, performing basic […]
It seems like just yesterday I was writing about starting my seventh year answering questions in my Digital Darkroom Questions email newsletter (if you’re still not receiving these emails, go to www.timgrey.com/ddq/ to sign up for free). And now here I am, with the seventh year behind me and the eighth year spread out before […]
I was checking out the latest news from Photokina (which I opted not to go to in order to finish up the latest book — you’re welcome, Deke), and ran across an item that gave me some hope.
You see, not too long ago I was testing some things out in Adobe Bridge and Adobe […]
I’ve been writing books for a few years now, with over a dozen titles to my name (though as I mentioned in a prior blog entry, that all depends on how you count). I’ll never forget the first time I saw my name on the cover of a book. It was an incredible feeling. […]
Today is my last day as a Microsoft employee.
Way back in high school (or maybe even earlier) I read a poem by Langston Hughes called “A Dream Deferred”. I would think of this poem often when I pondered dreams I wanted to turn into reality. For example, it was on my mind when I considered […]
I’m pleased to announce the first issue of my new print newsletter, Digital Darkroom Quarterly, has shipped. This first issue covers the following topics:
Photoshop CS3 New Features
Lightroom Workflow
Lightroom Versus Photoshop
I’m excited to be producing a print newsletter to supplement the Digital Darkroom Questions e-mail newsletter. This is a full-color, 32-page print publication with no advertising […]