Lightroom bug?
According to PetaPixel an IT professional and former Adobe employee discovered a bug that supposedly cost users lots of storage. Or is it? Seems that comments are divided. Are there Lightroom users that could share their experiences?
Aperture and Catalina
Many of you have been using Aperture as your Raw convertor and staying faithful to it, being all nervous with every release of a new version of Apple OS. The latest release from Apple, Catalina almost made us think is the end of our favourite raw convertor. This until people figure it out how to…
Goodbye to the Aberration
Every photographer knows there is an optical aberration on lenses due to their spherical surfaces. It’s a problem that went got thinking many scientists like Newton and Leibniz, trying to solve it but they couldn’t. This PetaPixel article describes the findings of a Mexican researcher as the solution to this immortal problem. The original scientific…
The very first Hasselblad 1600F
How did the Hasselblad camera get to be invented? It was October 1948 when Victor Hasselblad introduce it to the world, the world’s first single lens reflex camera for medium format. He was a passionate bird watcher and nature lover that needed a portable camera that would fit in his hand but at the same…
Arsenal, the camera assistant
Arsenal, a camera assistant, AI intelligence again. It seems that AI is becoming more and more often part of our lives. This seems to be a very popular Kickstarter product with bright future. Features: Arsenal’s ultralight hardware uses state of the art AI to take better photos in any condition. Arsenal lets you control your…
AI continues…
Artificial Intelligence again! We received by email, from a member, this other article about AI and photography… This time is about portraits made exclusively by AI so they are…fake! How fake I wonder…I wonder if out there in the world isn’t someone that looks very much like one of this. While “creating” images for IKEA catalogue…
AI in Photography
Artificial Intelligence in Photography I hear is not a new concept anymore. One company decided to make an intelligent photo editor. Petapixel put up a review on what this software can do. The question is can it do it better than you? I would say no. Not yet.
Capture One 12
Phase one announced Capture One 12 as faster and with more creative control. Some of the new features: Luminosity masking – The new Luma Range tool allows you to quickly create masks based on the brightness of pixels in an image and is the most powerful luminance masking tool of its kind. Luma Range tool adjustments can…
Can you learn to look?
I found this video interview of Henri Cartier-Bresson where he is asked if you can learn how to look. Do you find his answer surprising?
Kodak and Fujifilm, a piece of history
PetaPixel put together the story of two companies producing films how one thrives and the other decayed. The Kodak moment is gone, but today Fujifilm thrives after a massive reorganization. Here is a detailed analysis based on firsthand accounts from top executives and factual financial data to understand how and why the destinies of two…