This page is intended to list any news that might be of interest to EOS digital photographers, that are not directly related to photography or post-processing techniques (for that we have separate sections).
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Inside Adobe Lightroom
The new O'Reilly website will teach you how to quickly master this application with the help of downloadable tutorials, podcasts, and weblog posts. Soon you'll find that you're focusing more on taking pictures rather than endlessly wrangling with them on your computer.
Filed under: General, Software
Why do you need a pro DSLR?
David Honl, a professional photojurnalist currently based in Turkey, writes about the demise of his new EOS 30D as a backup body and the ruggedness of the 1Ds, that stood the test of a heated political demonstration.
Filed under: General
Adobe Camera RAW 3.4 update
Adobe adds support for new cameras, including the EOS 30D. Installation instructions are provided on the download page.
Filed under: Software
EOS 30D reviewed at Steve's Digicams
Although the EOS 30D has already received a fair share of reviews, we've always valued the articles over on Steve's Digicams. Plus, it features a cool 360 deg. Quicktime VR.
Filed under: Reviews
The 2006 RAW Survey Initial Results
OpenRAW.org publishes the initial results of their four month survey about a unified "digital negative" format as a five chapter article - a chapter a day.
Filed under: General
Review: Light Crafts LightZone
In the last 6 months, a slew of new software products designed for photographers who shoot primarily in RAW format have come onto the scene. Apple Aperture and Adobe LightRoom are just two examples. Light Crafts LightZone enters the fray as yet another new image processing product that provides some unique and interesting tools.
Filed under: Reviews, Software
Epson printing & scanning technology wins TIPA Award
Considering that most of the digital photographers are interested in making good prints that match the desired color, why not spread the word about the best printers out there? Epson printing technology won - among others - the TIPA awards for Best A4 Multifunction Photo Printer in Europe 2006 and Best Printing Technology in Europe 2006.
Filed under: General
Aperture 1.1 review on MacDevCenter.com
Scott Bourne glances at the new features and addresses some common issues in the new Aperture version. The page also contains some interesting reader comments.
Filed under: Reviews, Software
Apple Aperture 1.1 is out
A number of news follows the relase of Apple Aperture 1.1. First, there is more control over your RAW files and much better performance squeezed out of the application, which is now a Universal Binary. It costs a lot less, and users that bought the (overpriced) previous version can now get rebates and the new version from Software Update. Finally, there are three fantastic new promotional clips in the Profiles section of the website that are not to be missed.
Filed under: Software
Professional Photography with Windows XP
Microsoft has a photography website dealing with digital workflow and color management on it's Windows XP operating system, which also includes interesting photography related articles and case studies.
Filed under: General
