Category: Software & Technology

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Photographer & author Shangara Singh points out some helpful links to Adobe documentation on the new features in Camera Raw 5.2

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The newest rev of Camera Raw for Photoshop CS4 (Mac|Win) adds some much-requested improvements

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Minor feature tweaks and bug fixes are the main changes in this release

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Configurator is a simple drag-and-drop tool for creating panels that extend Photoshop CS4.  It’s an important step in the process of making the Photoshop UI much more flexible–much better able to be “everything you need, nothing you don’t.”

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I thought photographers might like to have a single, consolidated list of all the enhancements in Photoshop CS4 & Bridge CS4 that can help improve their productivity.

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Adobe Configurator (screenshots 1, 2), a new utility that’s due to ship on Adobe Labs around the end of the month, is a key part of our strategy.  Configurator makes it easy to snap together your own Photoshop panels (a.k.a. palettes).  Think of Configurator as a box of Legos–an app that lets you drag and drop all the tools and menu items in Photoshop, call actions & scripts, and add widgets (images, videos, other SWFs, etc.).

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Exciting updates are on the way this month for the PhotoShelter Personal Archive. In mid-October, you’ll see many of your most requested new features, like:

Easier customization. New tools will simplify customization — you’ll have templates to quickly blend sales, search, and gallery functionality into your website.

New look. We’re simplifying navigation and sprucing up the Personal Archive public and member pages, so using PhotoShelter will be more efficient for you and your buyers.

Member forums! Connect with fellow Personal Archive subscribers for professional and technical discussion — or even just a little fun.

Gallery widget. Embed a slick gallery slideshow into any website or social network to extend your marketing reach.

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Julieanne Kost has posted some detailed overviews of Camera Raw 5.0 and the rest of Photoshop CS4

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You’re going to see tons of flashier features in other write-ups, and of course I’ll cover them here, but for this cycle I want to lead with the little stuff–things you might not read about otherwise, but which can make a big difference while working

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I’m delighted to say that Photoshop CS4 and Photoshop CS4 Extended, along with the entire Creative Suite 4 lineup, have been officially announced! 

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The Camera Raw 4.6 and DNG Converter Release Candidates (RC) are now available on Adobe Labs.

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Nik has announced a new version of its venerable sharpening plug-in. Sharpener Pro 3.0 adds U Point-based selective sharpening, improved sharpening algorithms, a “soft proof” feature and compatibility with both Adobe Photoshop

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Though it’s not exactly earth-shattering news — most people already knew it was coming — Adobe is launching CS4 on Sept. 23rd

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I am apparently the last blogger in the world to discover Cooliris. Formerly called PicLens, this is a lightweight browser plug-in that fills your screen with digital images displayed in a flying interface

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Camera Bits has released v4.5.3.2 of Photo Mechanic for Mac and Windows, after a public beta period. The release fixes a number of minor bugs, adds support for rendering RAW files from the Nikon D60 and Olympus E-3 in the Mac version plus it introduces product activation to the pro photo browsing and transfer program for the first time.

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