A few months ago, Skylum launched version 1.3.0 of their popular image processing software Luminar, along with the promise to follow it up with a digital asset management (DAM). If you've been curious about where that is going, the company has recently released a teaser video of the new Luminar and its image browsing support in action, followed by a blog post a few days later explaining the upcoming updates.
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At the tail end of its presentation for the new global-shutter-equipped a9 III full-frame camera, Sony announced that it would finally be bringing some of its new software features to select older cameras via firmware updates. [Read More]
Sony cameras have for years held significant advantages for photographers but one issue has come up recently that has many upset: a lack of after-purchase support for even the company's most expensive cameras. [Read More]
When a software company wants to increase profits, there really only seems to be one answer: subscription pricing.
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Adobe has announced its Spring update for both Adobe Photoshop on the iPad and its other freehand image app, Adobe Fresco.
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I’ve decided not to name any brands as part of this article. This is because all brands are guilty of not listening to their core users at one point or another. Some, more so than others. A camera is just a tool for our work, and any brand’s camera can get the job done if used correctly.
Photo organizing software Mylio (which stands for “My Life Organized”) has re-emerged after nearly seven years thanks to a recent wave of updates and partnerships with influencers like iJustine.
Earlier today, Adobe officially announced that its largest annual conference, Adobe MAX, would be moving online. The company promises to make Digital MAX 2020 “one of the most immersive, imaginative, and innovative digital events of the year” that will be “open to everyone at no cost.