Adobe Photoshop Project Manager John Nack previewed the “Content-Aware Fill” feature that will make its way into the Photoshop CS5 later this year. The Content-Aware Fill allows operators to remove parts of the scene without laborious retouching. The implications for image security, watermark removal, and creative expression are enormous.
How should photographers, photo buyers and the industry greet this new technology? And what are its implications, both good and bad?
Not wanting to be completely overshadowed by Apple’s recent release of Aperture 3, Adobe has just made the second beta for Lightroom 3 available for download. And while Lightroom 3 beta 2 might sound like a pedestrian point-upgrade, it actually packs in s
A new sensor technology promises to make cellphone cameras good enough to use for wedding photos. InVisage Technologies, a Menlo Park, California, company, has developed an image sensor using quantum dots instead of silicon. The company claims its technol
Building links to your website is, by far, the most effective way to enhance your SEO. Each link represents an “endorsement” and the number of links partially influences how much of your website will be indexed by the search engines, and where you appear in search results.
It’s surprising that it’s taken this long for someone to create a universal (well – almost universal) photographer’s viewfinder application for the iPhone. It has a built-in camera, as well as a large, bright, and sharp screen. Everything that one needs to turn it into viewfinder.
Thing is, the more I’ve spent creating multimedia content and learning how to effectively showcase my work in a new manner, the more I’ve started to see the potential of the iPad.
The Washington Post just published an interesting article called “Pros and cons to Facebook’s fast-growing role in digital photography”, which contains
Based on some of the articles you’ve posted, I gather that you use Lightroom extensively. Can you speak to why you’ve added it to your toolset. How has Photoshop and Bridge, for example, not been enough?
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has published the Apple iPhone Developer Program License Agreement, a secretive document that requires its signatories to agree to a gag order on the terms of the…
Canon’s hot 5D MkII gets yet another firmware update today, only instead of fixing engineering problems (black spots), it is fixing some poor design decisions. Canon’s video-shooting, full-frame DSLR has proved popular with movie makers thanks to its grea
Canon adds 24 and 25fps HD Movie recording to the EOS 5D Mark II with Firmware 2.0.3 London, 2nd March 2010 – Canon today pre-announces the release of a f
Apple’s hypocrisy with regard to the App Store is something I know well. Several times last year I wrote about Apple allowing apps like “Asian Boobs” and upskirt apps into the App Store while rejecting things such as satirical apps that mocked public figu
showing your pictures isn’t enough nowadays. You might want to add a shopping cart that allows your clients to license images or purchase prints and products directly off the site, or make it easier to create and manage your galleries and distribute high resolution files. If that’s the case, don’t worry! If you’re happy with your existing site, then we like it, too! We can appreciate the value of a custom built design, and if our design themes don’t provide the look-and-feel you’re after, you can customize PhotoShelter to enhance the site you already have. This is possible because PhotoShelter pages can actually be easily integrated into any outside website.