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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Bibble Labs Releases version 4.8 of their workflow software
The popular RAW converter for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux now features a B&W / Spot Plugin and Advanced Lens Correction; This means it can now correct barrel and pin-cushion distortions, vignetting and chromatic aberations.
Filed under: Software
Adobe Lightroom Beta 3 now available
Featuring new tools like Before and After, Straighten, History, the new version also sports a dedicated Web module and tons of improvements over the beta 2. Given that it's still free, Lightroom has grown into a very competitive workflow application that definitively needs to be given a try!
Filed under: Software
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
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
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
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.
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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
Capture One LE review
Gary Wolstenholme reviews the C1 LE version for ePHOTOzine and focuses on one of it's biggest strenghts - the output image quality.
Filed under: Reviews, Software
Bibble Labs releases Bibble 4.7
Bibble Labs Inc announced the immediate availability of version 4.7 of its popular Raw Workflow software, with one-click Perfectly Clear image correction from Athentech Technologies Inc, as well as support for Canon's newest DSLR, the 30D.
Filed under: Software
Review of Alien Skin's "Exposure" Photoshop Plug-In
The Digital Story publishes a short-n-sweet review of the latest installment in the line of Alien Skin plugins. Exposure is, simply put, a simulator of film.
Filed under: Reviews, Software
