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A number of third-party services allow users to link their Instagram accounts in order to access certain features, such as photo printing services that enable customers to directly order prints of their Instagram images. dpreview.com »
Thanks to the recent update to the new iPadOS, users of Apple's iPad Pro series, and even users of regular iPad's have seen some dramatic changes to their tablets. The latest update added a whole host of new features, including support for external storage, mouse and trackpad support, and full file management. thephoblographer.com »
Shutterstock Editor, the stock image company's free online image-editing web app, has added a new feature called Remove Background. With this tool, users can easily remove the background from images in order to isolate the subject, making it possible to incorporate the extracted element or person into other designs. dpreview.com »
Adobe is causing an international stir today after the software giant announced that it would be “deactivating all accounts in Venezuela” due to a US Executive Order issued back in August. petapixel.com »
Instagram has fully released the 'Restrict' shadowban feature it first introduced as a test in July. The tool enables an Instagram user to restrict other accounts from posting content on and sending messages to their own account. dpreview.com »
Duet Display, the software that was launched as a way to turn an iPad into a secondary Mac display, has launched support for Android. The new Duet Display for Android app enables users to turn an Android smartphone, tablet, or Chromebook into an extra display for use with a PC or Mac computer, a feature that is particularly useful when working outside of the office. dpreview.com »
Facebook will no longer scan uploaded images for users’ faces by default, according to The Verge. The change will apply to new users who receive the Face Recognition setting as Facebook rolls it out globally over the next several weeks. dpreview.com »
Following a shocking expose from Business Insider, major Instagram ad partner Hyp3r has been banned by the platform for tracking millions of users’ locations, saving public Instagram Stories, and automatically scraping user data. petapixel.com »
Windows PC users move along, nothing to see here. You already have all the connectivity you need; MacBook users though, stick around, you'll be interested in this. Because in the world of Apple less is more, MacBook users have to find ways to get all of their peripherals and cables connected via external means because Apple cheaped out on ports themselves. thephoblographer.com »
GoPro has announced that it integrated features from the Quik video editing app into its main mobile app as part of its most recent update. Rather than having to download and use the Quik app separately, GoPro users can now automatically create multi-clip QuikStory videos using content from a GoPro, as well as any videos and photos saved locally on the mobile device, using the company's main app. dpreview.com »
Instagram began testing the removal of “likes” from users’ photos back in May. Now, it’s expanding that test to six more countries, hiding like counts in the hopes that it will “benefit everyone’s experience on Instagram. petapixel.com »
Instagram has announced changes to its policy related to disabling user accounts, stating that going forward it will remove a greater number of accounts, but will first give users a warning that they’re at risk of the action. dpreview.com »
Robert Wiblin, a researcher at 80,000 Hours, has published a Medium post drawing attention to an aspect of sharing on Google Photos that many users may be unaware of. As demonstrated in the video above, Wiblin notes that Google Photos images and albums privately shared with a specific person can be viewed by anyone who has access to the link. dpreview.com »
Skylum has just released Luminar Flex version 1. 1. 0. This marks the first update to the original Luminar Flex plugin, released this past April. The free update allows users to work in programs like Photoshop, Lightroom Classic, and Photos for Mac while taking advantage of Flex's timesaving tools and new creative options. dpreview.com »
As part of its final transition off of Yahoo servers, Flickr underwent site-wide maintenance on May 22, 2019. Originally, Flickr had only planned to have its sites and mobile apps offline for ‘about’ twelve hours. dpreview.com »
Online bullying is unfortunately part of daily life for many users of social media, especially teenagers. Instagram is now launching two new features to combat harassment on the image sharing platform. dpreview.com »
Google Photos will soon be updated with several new features we've heard about through a slightly unconventional communications channel. Google Photos product lead David Lieb made the most of some unexpected downtime this week by asking Twitter users what kind of features they would like to see next in Google Photos. dpreview.com »
Instagram rolled out its redesigned Explore tab in May, introducing topic shortcuts, direct access to IGTV, and more. In an update today, the company has revealed another addition to Explore: advertisements. dpreview.com »
Huawei has gotten quite a bit of bad press in recent days, and its latest PR nightmare is a strange one. Users around the world started complaining after advertisements began quietly showing up on their lockscreens as default photos. petapixel.com »
Skylum has updated its photo editing software Luminar to version 3. 1. 1, bringing improvements and new features to both the Windows and Mac versions of the application. The company says the new version of its software improves navigation on Windows and Mac by enabling users to right-click on an image and go straight to the folder in which it is stored. dpreview.com »
Instagram has launched a redesigned Explore tab that adds Stories, topic shortcuts, and direct access to 'more immersive' IGTV and Shopping experiences. With the update, Explore now provides users with direct access to Stories, a feature utilized by more than 500 million users daily. dpreview.com »
A Kickstarter campaign seeks funding for Bokeh, a new photo sharing platform that enables users to privately share images with friends and family. Bokeh is presented as an alternative to traditional social media services, offering users a focus on privacy and a lack of 'creepy ads,' according to Bokeh creator Tim Smith. dpreview.com »
If you've ever listened in to a conversation among a bunch of keen Instagram users you'll have noticed that the discussion tends to circle a lot more around likes and follower numbers than the actual images and content that is being posted. dpreview.com »
Last month, Facebook shared a blog post detailing how passwords of Instagram, Facebook and Facebook Lite users were stored in plaintext on its servers. At the time, Facebook said only 'tens of thousands of Instagram users' were affected. dpreview.com »
Just as much of daily life is geared towards right-handed people, cameras are often geared toward right-eyed people. Photographer Michael Andrew (AKA Michael the Maven) made this 4-minute video pointing out Canon’s “left eye problem” in its latest mirrorless cameras. petapixel.com »
As promised earlier this month, Camera Bits has released Photo Mechanic 6, a major update to the company's image ingestion software. A free trial is available to download for new users on Windows and macOS, while 'qualified' existing customers can upgrade for $89 USD. dpreview.com »
Less than a day ago, it was revealed more than 20,000 Facebook employees had access to over 600 million user passwords that were stored in plaintext on Facebook's servers. Now, it's being reported that Instagram too has suffered from a bug that inadvertently exposed users passwords in plaintext. dpreview.com »
Less than a day ago, it was revealed more than 20,000 Facebook employees had access to over 600 million user passwords that were stored in plaintext on Facebook's servers. Now, it's being reported that Instagram too has suffered from a bug that inadvertently exposed users passwords in plaintext. dpreview.com »
Instagram has announced Checkout, a new feature that is not directly imaging-related, but should still be of importance to many users. Checkout will allow users to purchase goods and services from Instagram business accounts without leaving the app and finalizing the transaction in another app or browser. dpreview.com »
Photoshop Training Channel on YouTube has published a video detailing 15 useful, relatively unknown Photoshop keyboard shortcuts for power users. Unlike many similar videos, this channel's video digs into actually useful shortcuts that many users are unlikely to know, including how to resize and rotate cloned content using keyboard keys, improving Puppet Warp tool control, and more. dpreview.com »
Facebook and its accompanying platform of applications — including Instagram — have been and continue to be down for a number of users around the globe today. Both Facebook and Instagram load normally for users, but neither platform appears to be updating feeds properly and also won't allow users to post. dpreview.com »
Following reports of a bug on Twitter, Google has temporarily disabled the Photos feature on Android TV. The decision was made in light of complaints from some Android TV users who say hundreds of strangers appeared under the platform's 'Linked Accounts' menu. dpreview.com »
Canon USA has launched RAISE, its first online photo community. The platform offers photographers a destination for storing their images, which are organized using Canon's artificial intelligence engine. dpreview.com »
A view of the 'Saved' post section of the iOS Instagram app, also known as 'Collections. ' Two years ago, Instagram released a feature called Collections that enables users to privately group posts together for organized safekeeping. dpreview.com »
5oopx, the photo sharing service owned by Visual China Group (VCG), the world's third-largest visual content provider, has posted a security notice on its support site today, revealing that the platform suffered a security breach that exposed user data and profile information. dpreview.com »
GoPro has given a boost to its Plus subscription service. From now on the service offers unlimited cloud storage space for photos and videos to its subscribers. Previously users could upload unlimited photos but there was a 35-hour limit for video footage. dpreview.com »
Capture One 12 has come along in leaps and bounds over the last few months, and the image processing software is a serious contender to Lightroom when it comes to it's feature set. The latest version of the software which is 12. thephoblographer.com »
Facebook is shuttering its image sharing app Moments, the company announced on Thursday. The product, which was announced in June 2015, allows multiple Facebook users to privately share images they've taken with the people who are featured in them. dpreview.com »
On its developers blog today, Facebook disclosed a major photo API bug that left the private images of millions of users exposed to third-party apps. The bug, which has been fixed, was live from September 13, 2018 to September 25, 2018. dpreview.com »
Facebook revealed today that it discovered a software bug that exposed the unpublished photos of up to 6. 8 million users. The bug was in the photo API and affected users who have granted permissions to third-party apps to access their photos. petapixel.com »
Instagram has announced it's making changes to its platform in order to make it more accessible to the more than 285 million people in the world who have visual impairments. The first new feature is automatic alternative text. dpreview.com »
Developer and photographer Christopher Kalafarski has created a free tool that enables users to compare and preview various aspect ratios with their own images. Unlike comparisons in an application like Lightroom, Kalafarski points out that his ratio. dpreview.com »
Underwater housing manufacturer Nauticam hasn’t taken long to create a new unit designed for owners of Nikon’s new full frame mirrorless cameras. The Nauticam NA-Z7 can accommodate either the Z7 or Z6, and enables users to take them down to 100m/330ft beneath the waves. dpreview.com »
Yesterday Flickr made their first big restructuring announcement since recently being purchased by SmugMug. Beginning next year on January 8th, Flickr will limit free accounts to 1,000 photos. The previously offered free 1 terabyte of storage goes away. petapixel.com »
When Instagram hit the Internet in 2010, no one probably anticipated that it would grow immensely and become instrumental to every online marketing strategy. Today, it now boasts of over 500 million active users per day and over a billion active users per month. thephoblographer.com »
A new report from The Verge claims Instagram is currently testing a feature that allows users to re-share posts to their own account feeds. Such a feature, assuming it were to launch publicly, would allow Instagram users to share other users' content, each re-shared post reportedly showing the original poster, as well as each user that subsequently shared it. dpreview.com »
Apple officially released iOS 12 to the public on September 17 and reports from users are rolling in. According to a post on Reddit's Apple subreddit, some iPhone X users are less than happy with the new operating system, after experiencing decreased display contrast levels, slightly desaturated colors, overexposed black regions, and more. dpreview.com »
A new Kickstarter campaign seeks funding for Chroma Chrono, a programmable RGB camera flash that emits multiple colors during long exposures. Users can program the flash using a web interface accessible on any device with a web browser and WiFi; the system enables users to choose the flash colors and the on/off duration for each color. dpreview.com »
If you're doing a lot of HDR for your landscape or architectural photography projects, the latest version of Skylum Software's Aurora HDR program could pique your interest. Pre-orders are now open for the Aurora HDR 2019, offered at $89 for new users and a limited time special price of $49 for current users who would like to upgrade. thephoblographer.com »
If you haven't updated your Instagram password or haven't reviewed your security settings in a while, now would be a good time to do so. A puzzling hack has locked some Instagram users out of their accounts and got all contact details replaced, with the email address linked to a new one under a Russian domain. thephoblographer.com »
