Monthly Archives: September 2010

Use your iPhone or iPad as an extra keyboard to control the Lightroom development slider

Posted on September 30, 2010 by Timothy Armes

Photographer Tom Landskron had recently contacted us with a great tip for using our Keyboard Tamer plugin along with an iPhone to give an extra “keyboard” with access to the develop sliders.  Here are the gritty details:

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LR/PhotoDeck – Upload directly to your PhotoDeck account

Posted on September 24, 2010 by Timothy Armes

We’ve just released a new plugin to allow you to upload directly to your PhotoDeck account. PhotoDeck is a fanstastic image hosting service that allows independent photographers to create a full e-commerce platform.  In contrast to stock agencies and portals … Continue reading →

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Syncomatic 1.22 released

Posted on September 23, 2010 by John Beardsworth

Version 1.22 of the Syncomatic plug-in has just been released. Syncomatic’s original purpose was to tidy up metadata when you are faced with sets of pictures whose names match but whose metadata is out of sync. For instance you may … Continue reading →

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Welcome aboard Matt Dawson! TPG Snapshotter now on Photographer’s Toolbox…

Posted on September 7, 2010 by Timothy Armes

Matt Dawson, a.k.a. The Photo Geek,  has joined the team at the Photographer’s Toolbox. His TPG Snapshotter plugin is now available from the site, and he’ll put putting on his other plugins as time allows. Great to have to you … Continue reading →

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Impact 1.55

Posted on September 6, 2010 by Timothy Armes

Following some feedback we’ve made a couple of modifications to the Impact gallery. The most important one is that the all important alt text for images can now be specified.  This allows you to optimise your galleries for search engine … Continue reading →

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Minor updates to Impact and Elegance

Posted on September 3, 2010 by Timothy Armes

Impact has had a couple of bug fixes – we recommend that you update your plugin to avoid any ‘freezes’ when users view the gallery. Elegance now reacts to key presses in Safari and IE.

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