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Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0 reviewed - gets 4.5 mice
With an eye toward its core audience of non-professional photo enthusiasts, Adobe has made improvements to its 4th version of Photoshop Elements that make it easier than ever to edit, organize, and share digital photos. Despite its consumer-level price tag, Photoshop Elements 4.0 sports some new tools that gurus wish the full-blown Photoshop had.
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AKVIS Noise Buster v.1.1
This plug-in reduces both luminance and color noise on digital images without spoiling other aspects of the photo. Available for Windows and Mac OS X, with 10 days free evaluation of complete functionality.
Filed under: Software
New Picture Style File - Emerald
Canon updated their Picture Style mini-site with a new downloadable Picture Style file Emerald, that produces beautiful, bold reproduction of the sea and underlying coral reef.
Filed under: Canon official, Software
Canon Download Library updates
The Drivers / Software section on Canon USA website has been updated for most EOS dSLR models, and now offers updates for ZoomBrowser / ImageBrowser, Digital Photo Professional, EOS Utility and CameraWindow dSLR. Go get your software.
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New Adobe Lightroom Podcasts
Adobe Systems Inc. experts are joined in providing tutorials and good advice on their company's RAW workflow software, Lightroom. The link opens the Unofficial Photoshop Weblog article that contains iTMS link to the podcast.
Filed under: General, Software
Helicon Focus 3.20
Software that creates one completely focused image from several partially focused images by combining the focused areas. Designed for macro, micro and hyperfocal landscape photography to cope with the shallow depth-of-field problem. Windows only.
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RAW processing improved in upcoming update of Apple Aperture
Apple has revealed that the next release of Aperture, the company's pro photo workflow application, will be about more than just support for Macs using Intel processors.
Filed under: Software
Adobe Lightroom - public beta 2 released
The now universal binary of Lightroom features Crop and Straighten tools, supports WB for Nikon cameras and a number of other nifty improvements.
Filed under: Software
Autostitch - let your computer create panoramas for you
If you're into panoramas, this software might be a fun thing to try out. The automated image stitcher uses snaps of different parts of a scene to automagically complete the big picture. Although it has been around for a while, Autostich keeps inspiring photographers all over the world and even has its own Flickr following - at this moment some 6400 images.
Filed under: Software
Digital Film Tools presents Snap
This new Photoshop plugin will simplify your process of extracting subjects from photos by snapping an editable curve to an object's boundary - even if it has vague or low contrast edges. Available for both Windows and Mac.
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