Every now and then, usually when I’m knackered after a few hours’ trekking and taking a well earned rest, I’ll drag the camera out and take a “Point of View” shot. Having had some time recently to organise my image library in a vaguely useful way (using Adobe Lightroom), I’ve been able to collect a few of these images together.
( This article relates to Adobe Lightroom version 2, running on Windows XP )
Adobe Lightroom has a frustrating flaw when used on devices with limited vertical screen resolution. Most of today’s netbook computers fall into this category, typically having only 600 pixels to play with from top to bottom.
If you’ve taken a look at the About page for this blog, you’ll see that I recently purchased a copy of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. I say recently — I’ve actually been using the software for a good three months now. Still, I’ve a huge amount to learn and, as of last week, I think I’ve come across my first major stumbling block.