Adobe has releases a new release candidate update to Camera Raw 8.1. The new update includes support for HiDPI capable monitors, adds new support for new cameras including the Phase One IQ260 & Hasselblad H5D-60, and new lens profiles.
The Release Candidate versions Adobe releases are for testing in the public and may still have minor bugs. Report any issues to the Adobe Feedback Portal.
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Sometimes we start working with our photos and start to outgrow the hard drive we started with and add new ones as they fill up. Soon you can find yourself in a mess of drives and unclear as to where any of your photos are. The following procedures are for consolidating your photos in Lightroom which are residing on multiple hard drives in to a single hard drive and eliminating any missing photos in your Lightroom catalog. To perform this task you will need to have all your hard drives containing your photos connected, a newly formatted hard drive large enough to accommodate all your photographs and room for future photos, and know where your current Catalog is on your drive.
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Today at Adobe MAX, Adobe unveiled the next step of the Creative Cloud vision. Adobe announced the next generation of creative applications — with hundreds of new features including the new Photoshop CC. CS is now CC, the next generation of apps integrated with Creative Cloud. The new CC applications, such as Photoshop CC, Illustrator CC, and InDesign CC, incorporate an increasingly integrated set of creative services that let you work where and how you want and connect you to the people you collaborate with as well as the larger creative community.
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Today Adobe announced the release of the all new Lightroom 5 in a beta release and with the new version of Lightroom of course comes new features. Some of the new highlighted features in Lightroom 5 are a new Advanced Healing brush, Upright, Radial Gradient, Offline Editing with Smart
Adobe has updated Camera Raw 7.4 for Photoshop CS6 users. The new update, is the same as the new Lightroom 4.4 update, includes bug fixes, new lens profiles, and support for 25 new cameras including the Canon EOS 1D C, Nikon D7100 and Samsung NX300. This release also includes improved support for the X-Trans image sensor in FujiFilm cameras, such as the X-Pro1.
To update your Camera Raw, go to Photoshop and select Updates in the Help menu. You can also download the DNG Converter 7.4 for Mac and Windows.
Adobe has released an update to Lightroom 4.4 today. The new update includes bug fixes, new lens profiles, and support for 25 new cameras including the Canon EOS 1D C, Nikon D7100 and Samsung NX300. This release also includes improved support for the X-Trans image sensor in FujiFilm cameras, such as the X-Pro1. See the Lightroom 4.4 ReadMe file for additional details.
The Macintosh version can be downloaded here and the Windows version here.
Adobe has released version 1.0 of Photoshop Touch for your mobile phones. Previously available on the iPad the handy image editing tool is now available for your mobile phones for $4.99 . Photoshop Touch is avaiulable for Android in Google Play and for the iPhone in the Apple App Store.
In the mobile version of Photoshop Touch you can use features familiar with the desktop version of Photoshop such as layers, selection tools, adjustments, and filters. You can also add graphical elements like text, strokes, drop shadows, and fades.
You can edit images on your phone then finish them on your desktop through the Adobe Creative Cloud with free 2GB of cloud storage. Images as large as 12 megapixels are supported.
Adobe has posted a Release Candidate for Lightroom 4.4 and Camera Raw 7.4 today. Both resolve some bug fixes and add support for new lenses and cameras.
The Release Candidate versions Adobe releases are for testing in the public and may still have minor bugs. Report any issues to the Adobe Feedback Portal.
Flickr is offering its current users and early Christmas present by giving you 3 free months of a Pro User account which gives you unlimited uploads and downloads of your work. Just login in to your account and click on the gift box to claim your free gift from Flickr. If you already have a Pro Account you will get 3 months added to your current account.
Thanks Flickr.
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