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It appears that Nikon is making a concerted effort to embrace GPS and WiFi across their product line (hint: this won’t be the last time you see me mention GPS support on an upcoming product you might not expect ..read more

It’s a slow newsday, so kill the time by going now to Brad Cockrell’s excellent photo journal. Cockrell’s quality is just unbelievably consistant. He shoots everything, and excels regardless of the subject matter (which are somehow always very interesting) I don’t know how ..read more

One of the best things about workflow programs such as Lightroom and Aperture is the ease of use for the photographer to make a series of adjustments to an image in a methodical way. Both feature develop, or adjustment panels that quite prominently feature the ..read more

Very cool.

Sean McCormack has released a set of 70 (!) grad presets for Lightroom 2.0. The filters cover landscape and portrait work in hard and soft variations. In additition they come in 3 colors ND, blue, and tobacco, in 1, 2, and 3 stops.  They ..read more

Something very appealing about Henderson’s photographs. The above from his series “The Terrible Boredom of Paradise”. Henderson said of the series (via lensculture):

I intentionally went to places that you don’t read about ..read more

Ian Lyons from LightroomNews has his review (more of an overview of the new features) up of Lightroom 2.0.

And for those fortunate enought to have Nikon’s D700, Adobe’s John Nack points out that Lightroom 2.0 does have some beta support for the camera:

Good ..read more

Well, there goes $99.

But really it’s money well spent. Lightroom 1.x saved us loads of time, and 2.0 only adds to the time saving with the adjustment brush and welcome features like the export to panorama, layers, smart object or hdr. And incredibly the vignette ..read more

If you’ve been trying to convince yourself that full frame isn’t that big of a deal, well you’ve been lying to yourself. As I said before, that bigger sensor makes a difference and most of that is evident in a little something called ..read more