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Back To Photo Gear & Adventure »    (Page 1 of 1 pages for this article ) Tuesday, January 10, 2012 Filed under: Products •Editing •Photoshop • Adobe Launches Lightroom 4 Public Beta Dan Carr | 01/10 Time to get testing ! Adobe has opened up a free public beta for Lightroom 4.  Once downloaded, users will be able to use LR4 for free until March 31st.  For users of Lightroom 3 it looks to be a fairly gentle upgrade so far, though Adobe have been known to keep back some killer features until launch time.  The biggest feature, that I guess we were all expecting, is the ability to make simple adjustments to videos.  Exposure, tone, contrast and white balance can all be adjusted and the files can be trimmed. You can download the free beta HERE on the Adobe website.  In the coming weeks we will feature some more detailed information on the new elements of the software. Main update points Robust Video Support Manage images by location with the Map Module Simplified Basic Adjustments Powerful new Shadow & Highlight controls Additional local adjustments including Noise Reduction and White Balance Soft Proofing Reinvented Elegant Photo Book creation Email from directly within Lightroom Publish videos directly to Facebook or Flickr Enhanced DNG workflows Adobe Revel export workflow   (Page 1 of 1 pages for this article ) Back To Photo Gear & Adventure »                      Tip Tuesday: Disable a clip in the Avid Media Composer timeline Scott Simmons | 02/21 It’s not as nice as a built-in clip enable / clip disable contextual menu but it works. In honor of TipTuesday over on Twitter I thought I’d share this simple Avid Media Composer tip that I… NewTek Ships LightWave™ 11 Software PVC News Staff | 02/20 From massive duplication, to realistic forms in flight—studios and artists push boundaries, speed up production, and improve productivity in their 3D pipelines NewTek is now shipping LightWave™ 11, the latest version of its Emmy® award-winning, professional 3D modeling, animation, and rendering software that lets artists broaden… Why Smoke is Ideal for Broadcast Brian Mulligan | 02/13 With Smoke you have a complete set of tools at your fingertips For anyone who has ever worked in a broadcast environment, you know the unique challenges that are involved in post production.  Deadlines are tight and resources are often slim. Often you are… Wow what a information they posted here. Posted by company secretarial service  on  02/22  at  08:28 PM Name: Email: Location: URL: Smileys Remember my personal information Notify me of follow-up comments? Submit the word you see below:				Nikon Launches The 36MP D800 Canon Launches Three New Lenses Combined Photo Mechanic & Lightroom Workflow Video Hands On With The Canon G1 X Nikon At CES With The New D4 A Look At JVC’s New 4K Camera And The Future Larger Sensor Interchangeable Lens Version Hands On Impressions Of The Fuji X-Pro 1 Adobe Launches Lightroom 4 Public Beta Fuji Launches New X-Pro 1 And 3 Lenses Canon Creates Its Own Space In The Marketplace With The G1 X Video Feature Improvements In The Nikon D4 Nikon Unveils The New D4 My Experiences With Graph Paper Press & Photoshelter For Website Creation Canon Cinema EOS Lens Prototypes Will A 2011 Macbook Air Work For The Traveling Photographer ? 10 Things You May Not Know About The Canon EOS C300 & Future Of Cinema EOS Canon Unveils New EOS C300 Digital Cinema Camera Canon Launches A New Range Of EF Mount Cinema Lenses Lytro.  Gimmick Or Glimpse Into The Future ? Exploring The Video Feature Improvements On The Canon EOS-1D X Canon Launches New Flagship DSLR - EOS-1D X Video Tutorial: Photo Mechanic - Ingesting, Variables and Code Replacement Calibrating Your Lenses With Spyder LensCal From Datacolor Nikon Finally Joins The Mirrorless Camera Party Lowepro Photo Sport 200 AW Review

Nikon Launches The 36MP D800

Dan Carr | 02/07- 12:06 AM

Nikon has unveiled the new D800 today which features a 36MP full frame sensor along with all of the video function improvements we saw on the D4.  In an interesting twist, Nikon will also be offering a D800E which is identical except for the omission of the anti-aliasing filter.  This should provide increased sharpness in that variation, but at the expense of possible aliasing on patterned subjects.  With the enormous processing power needed to deal with a 36MP image it comes as no surprise that the D800 is capable of a lower fps burst than it’s predecessor. 4fps in FX mode and 6fps in DX mode.  It’s somewhat puzzling to see that they have also opted to go for two different flash card mediums and notably excluded the XQD format that was introduced in the D4.

Canon Launches Three New Lenses

Dan Carr | 02/06- 11:48 PM

New 24-70 L II and first wide angle primes with IS

The long awaited replacement to the Canon 24-70 f2.8 L workhorse has finally been unveiled alongside two unique new prime lenses.  The new Canon 24-70 f2.8 L II is 10mm shorter than it’s predecessor as well as 150g lighter which will make a lot of people happy until they hear the suggested price of $2300!  Canon also launched two new primes which are the first wide angle primes in the world to feature Image Stabilization.  A 24mm f2.8 IS and a 28mm f2.8 IS.  Both lenses appear to be very compact and will likely offer usable low shutter speeds which previously were only possible with a much larger aperture wide angle lens like a 24mm f1.4, but for half the size and half the cost.

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