Recent content by bigian88

I believe it can with plugins. I don't use it that often and certainly not for RAW files so I can't confirm for certain.

Lightroom is quick and easy, aimed more towards fine tuning an image by tweaking settings. Photoshop is editing software which allows you to alter an image significantly, it can make similar tweaks to what Lightroom can accomplish but a whole lot more on top.

What part of Manchester are you from or looking at inparticular? We have lots of waterparks/lakes in South Manchester that offer nice sublte sunset views which would be different to the sort of views you'd achieve towards the East and West of Manchester where you start to climb the Penines and...

Rivington pike is minutes away from Bolton and provides some awesome sunset action over the penines.

I've been lurking long enough and it feels almost rude not to sign up and post a bit on here now. I'm Ian from Manchester. I've had a DSLR for around 4 years now and have on/off periods where I can get out and use it as I have the unpleasantness of having 2 jobs and very little spare time to go...

My plan is to purchase a backup in the next few weeks as I have a few festivals lined up and it saves me having to swap lenses around. Thanks guys

I'm just a little concerned as I currently don't have a backup and I'm a part time photographer so a section of my income relies on it working. My short term plans involve getting a D7100 as a new primary and use this as a backup but I'd rather service it before it breaks/runs into shutter...

Hi guys, My D7000 is approaching 120K actuations and from reading up on various sources online, the camera should be serviced between 100K to 150K photos, which to me sounds like a significant margin to be correct. I've not ran into any problems other than the mirror motor sounding a little...