Most digital cameras nowadays offer a photographer many automatic options for taking photographs and less reasons for using Manual in many cases (not in cases of real photographers).
This makes many photographers to rely on Auto Focus on their cameras/lenses and never use Manual Focus. I remember when I started in photography with my first SLR camera – Zenit 12XP, and all focusing was done manually.
I still use Manual Focus on my current digital SLR camera, but that often. One of the situations when I use Manual Focus almost exclusively is when I shoot macro. This gives me the ability to focus precisely how I want it and make sure that everything want in focus is in focus.
Very narrow depth of field you get with macro shots means that you need to be very precise while focusing, and it happened to me in the past that the image that looked sharp on the camera, wasn’t that sharp in reality when I opened it on my computer.
Adobe announced a new version – Release Candidate – of Lightroom 4 – Lightroom 4.1 RC2.
Are you using Marquee and Crop tools in Photoshop to their fullest? Are you using their potential.
I cannot believe that it’s been another week since the last episode of Photoshop Lightroom TV. It’s time for another one! 
Adobe redesigned the Print dialogue box with the Photoshop CS6 release.
