Sean McCormack has a short movie showing how to create a Tryptich from 1 photo using Lightroom

You may note that the splash screen on Lightroom 2.1 mentions Camera Raw 4.6 as being the compatible version. This is slightly confusing as the latest version of Camera Raw is 5.1. However they are considered equivalent, so if you have Lightroom you are running Camera Raw 5.1!

This confusion was caused because Lightroom 2.0 was released before Photoshop CS4.

Eric Scouten, one of the Lightroom Development team has written about how he organises his Lightroom Catalog, with some sensible advice.

The new Negative Clarity feature in Lightroom 2 has been trumpeted for its ability to soften skin in portrait retouching, but it can also be used to create a better Infra Red look than version 1.x.

So here are a couple of Dreamy IR Presets, one greyscale and one split-toned.

As usual, with all presets, treat it as a starting point for experimentation

There seem to be some potential speedups for Windows users with nVidia graphics cards. Spotted by Flickr user MarkW Photo, via Sean McCormack at Lightroom News.

The second part of Sean McCormack’s look at the new Web Gallery in Lightroom 2.0

Following up from my link to the Tethered Shooting Plug-in, here is an article showing how to do tethered shooting by Pixsylated.

Sean McCormack writes about creating Lightroom Galleries with the new Lightroom SDK.

Martin Evening has an article on using Photoshop with Lightroom

Geoencode Presets. Two presets to help you find which images have been geoencoded and which haven’t. Place them in the Filter Presets folder.