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Pro Photographers Won’t Use In-Camera HDR

Tweet Over the last couple of years, HDR (high dynamic range) photography has become more prevalent. Some photographers take it to the extreme and create pieces that are less photograph and more computer-generated artwork, while others use the technique in moderation and attempt to more accurately portray the colors, lights, and shadows as seen by [...]

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WordPress 3.0 is Released: New Menus, Theme Options, Better Help

Tweet WordPress 3.0 is the newest release of my favorite blogging software. The new release includes an all-new easy-to-use menu system, more options for theme customization, a lighter admin interface with more contextual help, and more. You can download it directly or upgrade your existing install. I’m sure I’ll write more in depth about specific [...]

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New Flickr + Facebook Integration Marred by Irrelevant Yahoo Clutter

Tweet Last night Flickr announced direct sharing integration with Facebook. Sounds great, but as part of Yahoo’s attempt to stay relevant in the social space, it’s integrated with something called either Yahoo Updates or Yahoo Pulse (I can’t figure out if they’re the same thing or not) that adds one more layer of complexity to [...]

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Innovative Times for SmugMug, Photoshelter

Tweet Photographers want easy ways to show off their work in online galleries. Clients want user-friendly systems to check out photos from their event or portrait session. Everyone wants prints from professional labs delivered in a timely manner. There are variety of ways to go about reaching these goals, but one increasingly-common scenario is for [...]

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Lightroom 3 is Shipping

Tweet While hanging out on the intertubes I caught wind (via Rob Galbraith) that Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 is shipping. To purchase the upgrade ($99 US) or full version ($299 US), head over to the Adobe Store, choose your country, then navigate to the product. If you’re doing the electronic download, using Google Chrome seems [...]

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Twitter: Your Expectations vs. Reality (Comment to win!)

Tweet When you first heard about Twitter, you probably wondered why the heck anyone would care about the answer to “What are you doing right now?” If you’ve used Twitter and developed some relationships, you probably realized that the connections go way beyond folks sharing what they’re having for lunch. I want to hear your [...]

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