Last week I was at Adobe MAX, and attended a seminar where instructor Jack Davis showed that not only can you make HDR and Panoramic images in the latest Lightroom, but that they can be combined into massive RAW files that are *not* your grandfather’s HDRs!

The “Photos for OS X Basic Training” course has just been updated to include a new video on the new Extensions architecture — and there’s no cost to existing customers!

Adobe Lightroom has minimal support for a RAW+JPEG workflow. Their position is that this isn’t a workflow that their customers need or want… but together we can prove that wrong and convince them to add it!

Integration between apps is awesome. Send to, send back… it just works. Until, it doesn’t. Here’s how to fix it.

With the update in Photos for OS X El Capitan, you can now finally add location data to your pictures!

If you’re looking for a curated list of all apps that support the new Photos Extensions architecture in OS X El Capitan, look no further than Apple’s own Mac App Store.

Does Apple’s now-defunct Aperture still work on OS X El Capitan?

If you’re a Capture One Pro user, you should hold off on the upgrade to OS X El Capitan.

The next big release of OS X, named “El Capitan”, is here. Go forth and download!