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Weekend Reading Material

March 30, 2007 By Eric Reagan

Check out one great reason photographers should take a look at Photoshop CS3 Extended.

Thinking about selling your photos? Read Dan Heller’s Negotiation 101 before signing that contract.

Curious about some cameras you’re shopping for? Check out the conglomeration of reviews around the web at Review Hub.

Take time out to view and vote for the Time Picture of the Week.

Get some great tips on product photography at Table Top Studio.

ExtremeTech has an overview of 5 web based photo editors.

Got some time to kill with some creative skill? Jump into the Strobist Final Four Basketball Challenge, or at least take a look at some of the creative works of others.

Now, go take some great photos this weekend!

Filed Under: Link Dump, Reading Material

 

Photo of the Day

March 29, 2007 By Eric Reagan

Sometimes I crack myself up

Originally uploaded by wildlifeuplift.


Sometimes a photo just makes you smile . . . like this one. Click on the photo or the wildlifeuplift link above for plenty more shots of raccoons and other critters.

Filed Under: Photo of the Day

Canon EOS 1D Mark III Price

March 29, 2007 By Eric Reagan

B&H has the price listed for the Canon EOS 1D Mk III at $4,495 with an estimated availability for May 2007.

I’ll take two please. ; )

Filed Under: Canon, Deals, Gear, News

Photo of the Day

March 28, 2007 By Eric Reagan

…celebrating….

Originally uploaded by RCastro.


You know I’m a sucker for a good splash photo. Well, this is better than good. It jumped off the screen at me when I saw it.

Filed Under: Photo of the Day

The Future of Digital Cameras

March 27, 2007 By Eric Reagan

We fuss about sensor size – oh, I like the 1.6 crop factor because it gives me a longer focal length; or, oh, I want a full frame camera because I get a wider angle. We (including yours truly) nit-pick the features of digital cameras apart before they’re even release. We fantasize about the next cameras that Canon or Nikon are going to release (especially yours truly – *cough Canon 40D, *cough Nikon D3). If this rings a bell then you truly need to take a look at some technology that could revolutionize the way we think about image capture; something that could far surpass the capabilities and quality of film (I understand some of you believe we have already arrived and film lovers should just let go).

Ease on over and check out the Light-Field camera if you’ve never heard of it. It’s like HDR on steroids and being chased by flaming ninjas that are all in-focus. Oh yeah, and I want one.

Filed Under: Learn, Photoshop, Technology

Olympus 550 UZ Review

March 27, 2007 By Eric Reagan

Why is everyone so fascinated with this camera? Because it’s got an 18x zoom on it. That’s an equivalent of a 28-504mm zoom on a 35mm camera! To see what all the fuss is about and whether it’s worth shelling out $460 for, head on over to DP Review and check out their in-depth review.

Filed Under: Gear, Olympus, Reviews

Adobe Creative Suite 3 Buzz

March 27, 2007 By Eric Reagan

So there’s a lot of new buzz about Photoshop CS3. Take a look at DP Reviews rundown on Photoshop CS 3 and Creative Suite 3. Also, check out the What’s New .PDF on Photoshop CS3 (regular flavor) and Photoshop CS3 Extended (aka orange sorbet). If you really like to read, there’s a ton of .PDF’s here on all the new Creative Suite 3 toys.


PRESS RELEASE:

Largest Software Release in Adobe’s 25-year History Revolutionizes Creative Workflows

SAN JOSE, Calif. — March 27, 2007 — Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced the Adobe® Creative Suite® 3 product line, a revolutionary offering of tightly integrated, industry-leading design and development tools for virtually every creative workflow. Adobe’s new Creative Suite 3 line-up unites the best of Adobe and Macromedia® product innovation to provide designers and developers with a broad spectrum of creative options for all facets of print, web, mobile, interactive, film, and video production. There are six all-new configurations of Adobe Creative Suite 3. These include, Adobe Creative Suite 3 Design Premium and Design Standard editions; Adobe Creative Suite 3 Web Premium and Web Standard editions; and Adobe Creative Suite 3 Production Premium (see separate releases). Rounding out the product line is Adobe Creative Suite Master Collection which combines 12 of Adobe’s new design and development applications in a single box—the most comprehensive creative environment ever delivered.

The majority of Adobe Creative Suite 3 editions will be available as Universal applications for both PowerPC and Intel-based Macs and support Microsoft® Windows® XP and Windows Vista™. Customers will experience increased levels of performance and speed running Creative Suite 3 natively on Intel-based Macintosh systems and the latest Windows hardware.

“Creative Suite 3 is the biggest launch in Adobe’s 25 year history and a milestone for the creative industry,” said Bruce Chizen, chief executive officer at Adobe. “This release reflects the powerful integration between Adobe and Macromedia and how our products bridge the gap between designers and developers. With new workflows that streamline collaboration and impact the development of rich content, designers and developers now have the creative license to engage audiences across virtually every medium.”

Best-of-Breed Creative Tools for Every Medium

A customer-inspired release, Adobe Creative Suite 3 offers unprecedented choice among editions and stand-alone products, with comprehensive support for the most cutting-edge workflows for any design discipline. Customers can choose from six all-new suites or compelling full version upgrades of 13 stand-alone applications, including Photoshop® CS3, Photoshop CS3 Extended, InDesign® CS3 (see separate releases), Illustrator® CS3, Flash® CS3 Professional, Dreamweaver® CS3, Adobe Premiere® Pro CS3, and After Effects® CS3.

Each edition of Adobe Creative Suite 3 integrates different configurations of Adobe’s creative products to serve a breadth of design needs: Adobe Creative Suite 3 Design Premium delivers an essential toolkit for print, web, interactive and mobile design while Adobe Creative Suite 3 Design Standard focuses on professional print design and production. Adobe Creative Suite 3 Web Premium combines the leading web design and development tools and Adobe Creative Suite 3 Web Standard serves the professional web developer. Adobe Creative Suite 3 Production Premium, meanwhile is a complete post-production solution for video professionals. Lastly, Adobe Creative Suite 3 Master Collection combines 12 new creative applications in one box, enabling customers to design across all media—print, web, interactive, mobile, video and film.

With Adobe Creative Suite 3 family, mobile development and the delivery of video rich content take center stage. Today, Flash technology is emerging as a leader for the mass distribution of video across the Internet, bringing TV shows online, and powering the video capabilities of YouTube and MySpace. Now with the expanded Creative Suite 3 family, Adobe’s powerful video technologies are available, cross-platform, to any creative delivering rich media experiences. In addition, a new common suite component, Adobe Device Central (see separate release) radically boosts the productivity of creative professionals who develop content for mobile handsets. Other shared features across the product line included an updated version of Adobe Bridge CS3, the hub of Adobe Creative Suite, providing instant access to Version Cue® CS3, Acrobat® Connect™, and an expanded Adobe Stock Photos service.

To celebrate the unveiling of Adobe Creative Suite 3, Adobe will host a launch event in New York City that will be webcast live on March 27 at 3:30 p.m. EDT. To attend the webcast, please visit www.adobe.com/go/cs3launch .

Pricing and Availability

Adobe Creative Suite 3 Design Premium and Standard, and Adobe Creative Suite 3 Web Premium and Standard will begin shipping in April 2007. Adobe Creative Suite 3 Production Premium and Adobe Creative Suite 3 Master Collection for Mac OS X on Intel-based systems and for Microsoft Windows XP and Windows Vista platforms will begin shipping worldwide in the third quarter of 2007. All configurations will be available through Adobe Authorized Resellers and the Adobe Store at www.adobe.com/go/gn_store . Estimated street price for the Adobe Creative Suite 3 Design Premium is US$1799, US$1599 for Adobe Creative Suite 3 Web Premium, US$1699 for Adobe Creative Suite 3 Production Premium, and US$2499 for Adobe Creative Suite 3 Master Collection. There are numerous upgrade paths available for Adobe customers. For more detailed information about features, upgrade policies, pricing, and international versions please visit: www.adobe.com/go/creativesuite .

Filed Under: News, Photoshop, Software

Photo of the Day

March 27, 2007 By Eric Reagan

Alone

Originally uploaded by LuPi75.


You don’t have to have top of the line gear to take top of the line photos. This shot was captured with the Canon Rebel XTi/400D at 18mm, f/7.1, and ISO 100.

What makes this shot so great isn’t the camera – it’s the composition. The wide angle from the ground eye view adds some power to the lone tree on the horizon. Also, note the effective use of the rule of thirds for the horizon and the main subject.

Filed Under: Canon, Photo of the Day, Photographers, Photos

Canon EOS-1D Mark III Video

March 27, 2007 By Eric Reagan

Here’s a great interview with Chuck Westfall on YouTube provided by The Imaging Resource at PMA 2007:

You really should waste the 7 or minutes that it takes to watch this clip. It’s an excellent overview of the Canon 1D Mark III!

Filed Under: Canon, Gear, Lenses, Reviews

Photo of the Day

March 26, 2007 By Eric Reagan

Sprung!

Originally uploaded by eemsdad.


This is fitting since Spring is here. The days in the office staring outside go by so slow now. That said, great lighting, depth of field and composition. A very pleasant photograph. Thanks for sharing on flickr.

Shot with a Canon 5D at f/2.8, 1/3200 sec. and ISO 160.

Filed Under: Photo of the Day, Photographers, Photos

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