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DualEyes for Mac OS X Now Available as Free Beta

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DualEyes, one of Singular Software’s magical audio-syncing programs, is now available for Mac in beta form.  Best of all . . . it’s free.

If you’ve never tried PluralEyes or DualEyes before and you shoot video and audio on a dual system with your HDSLR, then you really ought to give it a try.  To get an idea of what you’re missing, check out my prior review of PluralEyes for Final Cut Pro.

More details on DualEyes for Mac at Singular Software’s website.

CES 2011 Camera and Photo Gear Report

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LIVE UPDATE:  Growing list of announced cameras and accessories below.

The 2011 Consumer Electronics Show takes place January 6-9 in Las Vegas.  While the show is massive, encompassing everything from video games to car tech to household appliances, there are a number of cameras and other photo products unveiled during or around the event each year. [Read more…]

Still Time to Win: Think Tank Photo Urban Disguise 30 Giveaway

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Just a reminder, you can still get a Think Tank Photo Urban Disguise 30 camera bag for free from Photography Bay.

If you want in on the action, click here for details.

Oh, and once we give this camera bag away, there’s another, bigger prize that will be up for grabs.  So, after you enter to win, encourage your photography pals to do the same.

DxO Optics Pro Adds Support for Pentax K-5, Sony NEX-5 and NEX-3

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DxO Optics Pro version 6.5.2 is now available with added RAW support for the Pentax K-5, and Sony NEX-5 and NEX-3. Additionally, the new version adds 50 new DxO Optics Modules for Canon, Nikon Pentax and Sony cameras.  The update is available at DxO’s website.

More details in the press release below. [Read more…]

Photoshop Elements 9 Book for Digital Photographers Now Shipping

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It looks like Scott Kelby’s new Photoshop Elements 9 book has started shipping from Amazon.com.

As I’ve said before, if you are a photographer struggling with Photoshop Elements (or any version for that matter), you could do a lot worse than picking up a book penned by Kelby.

If you were holding off getting this book for a photographer on your shopping list because you didn’t know if the pre-order would get here, it looks like you’ll have no trouble getting it delivered in time for Christmas morning.

You can find it here on Amazon.

iStockphoto Now Accepting Editorial Image Submissions

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iStockphoto is crossing over into the editorial licensing realm for stock photography.  Rolling out in 2011, iStock will only be accepting editorial submissions for specific categories, such as products, architecture and landmarks, travel and lifestyle, social commentary, and urban living.  iStock is expressly avoiding submissions for time-sensitive news and traditional photo journalism.

You can find a thorough review of the new editorial submission guidelines in this article on iStockphoto’s website.