November 16, 2008

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Free Effects & Goodies, free lightroom presets, lightroom, news, presets, ProPhotoShow, special effects

Free Lightroom Presets from Power Workflow2

Updated 10.10.09 to version 2.5 sampler (download below).

My free sampler of Power Workflow2 Lightroom Presets is  here. This has a small assortment of what comes with the complete set, but there’s some great presets here.

A key with presets is to build a good workflow. I spend a lot of time with that, and you’ll see some of it here. Start with a good auto preset for batches. This free set includes a preset from my new “Super” series auto settings. Apply it to a whole batch to get rockin, then move on and try some other effects.

There’s also a coupon inside that will save you a few bucks if you decide to get the whole set. If you already have PW2 you already have these, but stay tune because Christmas is near and I have some goodies in store 🙂

Download FREE PW2.5 Lightroom Presets Sampler:

Check Out My Video & The Complete Set:

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November 2, 2008

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Gavin Seim

Seim Effects Launches Power Workflow2

banner3 Power Worklfow Lightroom Presets Finally Here

10/31/08 Seim Effects Photo Tools. Power Workflow 2 now available.

Our sister site, Seim Effects has just announced Power Workflow2

“The Power Workflow Lightroom preset collection was launched in 2007, and proceeded to be one of the most effective and popular Ligtroom preset collections available. Power Workflow2 goes to the next level by adding new effects, better auto corrections, and Enhanced support for Lightroom2, utilizing tools such a post crop vignette”.

This is a pretty exciting realese over at SE. I know many PPS readers are users of the SE Workflow. There’s an introductory price for the new set, and exsisting owners have been sent discount upgrade coupons. Go check it out folks and don’t forget you can use promo code PPS to save 10%

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November 1, 2008

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lightroom, news, ProPhotoShow, special effects

Power Worklfow Lightroom Presets Finally Here

10/31/08 Seim Effects Photo Tools. Power Worflow 2 now available.

Today, after months of tweaking and testing on real sessions, Seim Effects has announced Power Workflow2, presets for Adobe Lightroom.

The Power Workflow Lightroom preset collection was launched in 2007, and proceeded to be one of the most effective and popular Ligtroom preset collections available. Power Workflow2 goes to the next level by adding new effects, better auto corrections, and Enhanced support for Lightroom2, utilizing tools such a post crop vignette.

Power Worklfow2 remains compatible with Lightroom1 and is available immediately for an introductory price of $29.99

Upgrade Discounts:
Owners of Power Worklfow1 will soon recieve an upgrade coupon for a substantial saving on Power Wrklflow2. Customers who purchases Power Workflow in the past 60days will recieve a FREE upgrade.

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October 31, 2008

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lightroom, news, presets, ProPhotoShow

Power Workflow2 Allmost Here

Buy Power Workflow Presets now and get a free upgrade to Power Workflow2

Power Worklfow Lightroom Presets are extremely popular. Since launch I’ve released various updated and enhancements, but the best is yet to come. Power Workflow2 is almost here.

More details are coming really soon, but these have been in the works for months. I can say that PW2 is going to be a huge upgrade, chock full of new goodies to keep us working creative and fast. I’m still working on the official graphic, but here’s a pre-comp. Stay tune for the official announcement… Gav

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October 20, 2008

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Gavin Seim, ProPhotoShow

Using Lightroom's Auto Sync to edit faster

By Gavin Seim: Today I want to share a tip that some of you may already be using, but many others have not delved into. It’s called Auto Sync.

Within Lightroom’s Develop Module (D) you can select multiple images in the filmstrip and you’ll see the sync button appear on the bottom of the right panel. You can select the images you wish to sync, and click Sync. It will ask what settings you want to apply, then apply those settings to the selected images. OK so most of us know this already, and while it can be a big time saver there’s still more.

Auto Sync is slightly more hidden, but very useful. With your images selected, hold CNTRL (Win) CMD (Mac) and the Sync button now turns into the Auto Sync button. Click on the Auto Sync button to activate it. It now stays active until you click again to turn it off.

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