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Posted by Marcus Maddox on January 25, 2012 at 5:07pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Adobe has made available a "BETA" version of the next release of the Lightroom software. There are some changes to some basic functions as well as some key additions to the product that will impact any/all Lightroom users (who choose to upgrade). I will not attempt to list all of the various changes, but will mention something that you is different in the "Develop" module that will most likely also be a change to the next version of Adobe Photoshop Camera RAW.
The "Basic" adjustment…
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DP Review of New Phone with Zeiss Lens
The above words (and link) sum up the point of the is post. What many professional photographers have appreciated for a long time was that there was an level of exclusivity associated with the tools of their profession. Carl Zeiss is a name that has a long history in producing some of the best optics for photography available. With quality…
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A photographer having one of their images used without license is all too common today. A photographer achieving some level of compensation for having their work used without permission is less common today. Then again for a photographer to experience both of these things and then be branded as some evil hater of the arts using social media tools - that's a new one.
Jay Maisl, who recently celebrated his 80th birthday, has recently experienced all of the aforementioned. One of his…
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