Camera Raw for High Resolution Displays
Written by Mike Rankin on May 20, 2013Body:
Camera Raw 8.1 Release Candidate now available at Adobe Labs support for HiDPI displays and new lens profiles.
Photography
Mount July Camera Filters Take the Instagram Look to the Next Level (and into Real Life)
Written by Mike Rankin on May 16, 2013Article image:
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Kickstarter project to fund the production of the first multi-colored, radially-graduated lens filters built for universal use.
MAX Sessions on Adobe TV
Written on May 9, 2013Article image:
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OK, so maybe you didn't get to make the trip to LA this week for Adobe's mega creativity conference, aka MAX. But all is not lost.
Adobe Ends the Creative Suite Era and Embraces the Cloud
Written by Mike Rankin on May 6, 2013Body:
One of the key questions in this digital age is that of ownership or access.
Camper Obscura
Written on April 29, 2013Body:
There are lots of ways to teach a subject like photography, but how do you really make a memorable lesson that sticks in people's brains?
Stampsy Simplifies Digital Publishing
Written by Mike Rankin on April 24, 2013Article image:
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Lots of folks want to make compelling digital experiences for the web and mobile devices, but no one wants to spend a huge amount of time, money, and effort to create to create those experiences.
Choosing a Website For Your Photos
Written by Conrad Chavez on April 23, 2013Article image:
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Conrad Chavez shows you how to find the best photo hosting website for your work by considering the purpose of your photography, your budget, and your design requirements, and your workflow.
Top 5 Lightroom 5 Resources
Written by Mike Rankin on April 22, 2013Body:
It has been a week since Adobe announced the availability of the Lightroom 5 beta. Several new features have been added based on the feedback of Lightroom users, including advanced healing options with the Spot Removal tool, the ability to create off-center vignettes, and a one-click perspective correction.
The Pop-Up Pinhole Project
Written by Mike Rankin on April 19, 2013Body:
They say necessity is the mother of invention, but it’s clear nowadays that Kickstarter is at least a favorite uncle. Case in point: When London-based designer Kelly Angood couldn’t afford a medium-format camera, she set out to make her own, and in the process discovered how many other folks shared her interest in pinhole photography and DIY camera kits.
Damn You, Art School
Written by Mike Rankin on April 17, 2013Body:
It takes more than a good education to succeed in a any field. It takes real-world experience to learn the practical lessons they don’t teach in school. And if you’re a creative pro it takes a great set of tools to use so you can get the best results for the least amount of time, money, and effort.
