Flickr is the no doubt the king of all photo-sharing sites. If you are only interacting with Flickr via the web interface, you are missing out a lot of powerful features provided softwares that use Flickr API. The people at hongkiat.com have gathered a great list of tools to enhance your flickr experience. Digg it if you like it!
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Nikon sent out a Capture NX2 promotion email today. It offers a $30 discount from $179.95 but the final price is still $1.96 more expensive than current amazon selling price ($147.99). However, if you want Capture NX2 now (for example your trial version just expired), NikonMall appears to be the only place to get the software license key immediately. The Capture NX2 sold on Amazon is full retail version in a box.
If you have never tried Capture NX, you can download the trial version and try it for 60 days. Our extensive Capture NX and NX2 resource guide has lots of information to get you started.
In the email there are also three links to reviews of Nikon Capture NX2.
iLounge has a review of thirteen photography and image manipulation applications for Apple iPhone. The applications have price ranging from free to $5, allowing various digital photography applications such as simulation of filter/camera effects, create collages and panoramas, and image adjustment/editing. Read More…
Michael Tapes of RawWorkflow.com, in collaboration with Imagenomic, has created a great AND free utility called Instant JPEG from RAW (IJFR). It is a Windows® and Macintosh® utility that extracts the embedded JPEG image in most RAW photo files. It is the same image you see on your camera’s LCD screen during playback or review. Read More…
Nikon released Nikon ViewNX 1.2 update a few days ago with some nice new features and a long list of usability improvements.
Immediately noticable are the Geotag and my Picturetown icons on the menu bar. I have just recently looked at Nikon my Picturetown again, and have been very interested in geotagging. So I decided to check out these two new features. Read More…
Ever wondered how you will look in 20 years? With Luxand’s ProphecyMaster software, you can do just that with a single picture and a few mouse clicks. Read More…
Adobe Photoshop.com Mobile is a mobile application that runs on a few Windows Mobile based smartphones. You can upload, view, and share your photos right from your phone. A free Photoshop.com basic account gives user a 2GB storage. Paying $50/year gives you 20GB storage. It will cost less if purchased with Photoshop Element 7 together. According to Adobe,
Once you install the mobile application on your phone, your photos can be automatically uploaded to Photoshop.com where you can then view, edit, and share them. And remember everything in your online Organizer syncs to the Organizer in your Photoshop Elements 7 software, so upload happens once, and your photos are protected with online backup. It’s now easier than ever to get your photos off your camera phone and into Photoshop Elements 7.
Photoshop.com Mobile beta will be available as a free download in September. To learn more, or sign-up for the beta, check out this Adobe site.
This beta version of Camera Raw plug-in adds the support of the following cameras:
Check out and details and download it here.
