Using Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop to Edit your Drone Photos - Basic Drone Photography Workflow.

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Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop are very powerful photo library management and editing tools. In this segment we discuss the difference between Lightroom and Photoshop, and how we use these programs in our drone photography workflow.
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Do you guys think cinemagraphs in general are a media type we should add to our tool kit? Are they something you see clients paying for as it becomes more popular? I have been getting a lot of request for time lapse lately. I imagine cinemagraphs would be pitched to clients the same way. I don’t think folks know what they are yet. Love the show!

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Hi Joe, cinemagraphs are definitely a good tool to have in a toolkit, I have used them for both fun and actual client projects. Just like a time-lapse, they have a bit "different and interesting" quality to them, and your ability to execute them successfully may make a difference when pitching projects. They also make a great background for opening titles and end credits. Cheers!