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A couple of weeks ago, I was out in San Diego hanging out with the folks over at Nik Software, playing around and giving feedback on their newest piece of software HDR Efex Pro. Today, they formally announce it! Want to see some cool pictures done with it? Read on!
One of the primary frustrations of many professional photographers, designers, and illustrators in the digital realm seems to be color consistency. While there are quite a few software and hardware calibration tools available today, coordinating all of your hardware so that they’re all on the same page can seem like a shot in the dark.
Imagenomic added Lightroom support to its portrait-retouching plug-in, appropriately called Portraiture.
While both the Pro and Lite versions have had general speed enhancements and the obligatory bug fixes, most of the major new features affect the Pro version.
This product’s tools make the creation of packaging extremely intuitive, allowing designers of all levels to create folded 3D designs directly in Adobe Illustrator.
Like other Content Delivery Networks (CDNs), Sorenson 360’s VDN allows for increased preference, quality, and scalability, without the high price of a CDN, such as Akamai or Limelight.
Pixelmator has a practical feature set for creating, editing, and enhancing images. Originally released in 2007, version 1.5 for Mac is only compatible with Leopard and Snow Leopard (Mac OS X 10.5.7 or later), taking advantage of Apple’s OS X Core Image technology.
Flash Decompiler Trillix v4 by Eltima is an inexpensive tool for converting SWF files into editable Flash files or extracting elements such as images, sounds, videos, and fonts.
The Eye-Fi Pro is the latest, most feature-rich wireless SDHC card in the Eye-Fi lineup—and it should be given that it costs quite a bit more than your typical 4-GB SD card.
The 22″ Eizo FlexScan S2242W LCD features a high native resolution of 1920×1200 usually found on larger sized monitors.
