It has probably been about a year, since I decided the site needed a redesign. Writing a book intervened slightly, and having enough time to sit down and do the work proved difficult. But finally, here it is and hopefully it looks and works the same as the previous site!

The main differences are that the site is now powered by Wordpress, which is a really great blogging system, that it is actually a real blog now and that content can be managed more easily.

This site will also provide support for my Inside Lightroom 2 book and you will find extra content updates as new versions of Lightroom are released.

Meanwhile subscribe to the RSS feed to keep up-to-date!

LRViewer has been updated for Windows. This app allows you to share your catalogs with users who don’t have Lightroom.

This new version fixes a bug that prevented viewing of Lightroom 2 images. Also, the Redistribution Kit has been updated to support Lightroom 2

Although he is an Aperture user, it is interesting to see how a Professional Photographer, such as Vincent Laforet copes with a massive shoot like the Olympics.

Dealing with 28,444 images seems to have been a relatively painless experience thanks to this new breed of software.

There seem to be some potential speedups for Windows users with nVidia graphics cards. Spotted by Flickr user MarkW Photo, via Sean McCormack at Lightroom News.

Timothy Armes has updated LR/Enfuse to version 3.0. Added features include the much requested batch processing

The second part of Sean McCormack’s look at the new Web Gallery in Lightroom 2.0

Following up from my link to the Tethered Shooting Plug-in, here is an article showing how to do tethered shooting by Pixsylated.

Sean McCormack has also released an updated version of his LRB Portfolio Web Gallery (a Website in a Gallery as he calls it).

Sean McCormack writes about creating Lightroom Galleries with the new Lightroom SDK.

Martin Evening has an article on using Photoshop with Lightroom