Images now expand on larger monitors. For the first time in several years, Flickr has revised its image viewing pages. ’Liquid Design’ which is Flickr is calling, uses the largest image it can to fit your browser window, without ever up scaling. This was the long awaited feature. This combines with the latest version of 'lightbox' which shows your images as large as it can on the whole screen. Further details on the liquid layout note that the biggest photo size will be based on your browser window, how the title and the sidebar will remain visible without having to scroll landscape and perhaps most important — there will not be any up scaling of images. Additionally, Flickr noted that they will try to avoid down sampling “as much as possible.” Unfortunately, best results only come for images uploaded since March 1st 2012, for which 1600 and 2048 pixel versions will have been generated.
Showing posts with label Digital Photography Updates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital Photography Updates. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Saturday, May 05, 2012
LockCircle : Lockport for Nikon D800
After Canon HDSLR CAMERAS, LockPort Series is of for another
WORLDWIDE success…
The professional LockPort 800 for the powerful Nikon D800
was just announced by LockCircle.
The LockPort 800 is a new product developed to help avoid
damaging your D800 mini HDMI camera
port. The LockPort 800 protects absolutely the fragile output on your camera
from tough production abuse with a rock solid universal clamp and a smart mini
to full-size HDMI adapter.
The LockPort 800 camera plate is designed to fit with no
trouble every head, baseplate, sliding plate, support out there using the original
camera screws already there. Ready in 10 seconds!
The LockPort 800 safely secures a 90° FRONT/REAR mini HDMI
to full-size HDMI adapter, protecting forever the “expensive to repair” mini
HDMI port on your costly HDSLR camera.
The Adapter has gold plated contacts and the full-size
female output allows you to use stronger standard HDMI cables, you can purchase
everywhere!
Standard size HDMI plugs locks strongly in the socket – no
signal loose, and if somebody walks over your cable, the plug still can pop-out
saving your camera from falling on the ground.
The full-size HDMI 90° output can be used in FRONT or REAR
position (2 different adapters) to reach the best cable ergonomics solution on
your rig set-up!
The LockPort 800 adapters are available in FRONT and REAR
editions, also offered in kit or sold individually to upgrade the kits or like
spare parts!
Instant reverse output direction set-up.
LockPort 800 highlights
Monday, April 30, 2012
TriggerTrap : More Control for Iphone Users
Triggertrap has announced the first-ever light-sensitive trigger for the iPhone’s camera and is now ready for consumers to download. A mobile app that converts your iPhone into a highly-configurable remote release for your camera. Triggertrap Mobile is an innovating app that focuses on iPhones, iPods and iPads to perform different triggering modes. It works in concert with two hardware components, a Mobile Dongle that connects to the phone plus a suitable camera cable, to offer a wide range of methods to release the shutter. These include timelapse, distance lapse (based upon the phone's GPS), face recognition, and sound, motion, and shock detectors. It can also control High Dynamic Range bracketing up to 19 exposures.
Many of the standard triggering modes can simply be performed on your camera built in phones(only Apple Products). Don’t worry! They’re currently working on an Android version, so photo enthusiast can calmly wait for it’s arrival. Launching different triggering modes that includes, timelapse, distance lapse, motion detection, sound, vibrations,HDR and much more.
From there, Triggertrap boasts 12 different trigger modes, including time-lapse, eased time-lapse, distance-lapse, magnet-triggered, motion-triggered, shock-triggered, and sound-triggered. The app also features facial recognition and HDR modes. And that’s not all. Triggertrap also sports basic features like timed exposure mode (up to 60 minutes), bulb mode, and timed bulb mode.
A free version of the app, with three of the full app's features, is also available.
Thursday, August 26, 2010
120 megapixel sensor by Canon
A new 120 megapixel 29.2 x 20.2mm APS-H CMOS sensor has been developed by Canon. The new 120 megapixel 29.2 x 20.2mm APS-H CMOS sensor is the same size used in its EOS 1D series of professional DSLRs. Canon says that the sensor is the highest resolution in the world for its size. The sensor covers 120 million pixels compared to similarly sized sensors that cover only 16.1 million pixels. The sensor, for which Canon has announced no production plans, has a pixel count nearly 7.5 times larger than the company's highest pixel count commercially available sensor. It offers full HD recording (using 1/60th of its surface area) and can deliver 9.5fps continuous shooting. This follows a 50 million pixel sensor of similar format the company developed in 2007. The new CMOS sensor is also capable of 9.5 frames per second for continuous shooting of very high-resolution images. The sensor also has full HD video output capability from any 1/60 sized area of its total surface. The new sensor measures about 29.2 x 20.2 mm. Canon is offering no details on when the new sensor might find its way into DSLR cameras that we can buy.
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Friday, August 20, 2010
Photoshop Express for iPad, iPone and Android
Photoshop Express, an application for Apple's iPad and iPhone is the latest cross-platform application to be introduced by Adobe. The free Photoshope Express application was recently updated by Adobe to include support for Android and the iPad. Although Photoshop Express is yet to be updated to render support for iPhone 4's higher resolution display. Photoshop Express was introduced by Adobe as an application for Apples iPad and iPhone. The app, previously known as Photoshop.com Mobile has now been optimized for use with iPad. It enables users to view, edit and apply effects to images via gesture based functions. Photoshop Express is a simple image editing application that is designed to give users basic Photoshop features such as cropping, a touch – up tool, color effects which includes black and white effects and filters and more importantly, the application is available for free.
Photoshop Express allows users to store images online at Photoshop.Com, or you can choose to directly upload images to sites such as Facebook, Flickr, Picasa and Photobucket.
Photoshop Express is available as a free download from Apple's App Store for new users and as an update including the new name for existing users. It is also available in the Android Marketplace.
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Friday, August 13, 2010
ACR 6.2 and Lightroom 3.2 Release Candidates by Adobe
‘Release Candidates’ of Camera RAW 6.2 and Lightroom 3.2 has been released by Adobe, both known as raw processing software. Introducing support to 12 additional cameras ranging from Casio FH-100 to the Pentax 645D and Leica S2, the updates is available from the company’s Adobe Lab site. Samsung’s NX10 and Sony’s NEX models also make the list. Skipping from version 3.1, Lightroom brings its version numbering into sync with ACR, with 3.2 bringing a host of bug fixes along with the additional camres. ‘Release Candidate’ according to the company means the download is well tested but not yet the final version.
Get the latest ‘Release Candidate’ on the links below.
Read the Press Release :
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Hands-free follow-focus system system for DSLRs by Intuitfocus HF-IF1
Intuitfocus, a German manufacturer has released what it calls the first hands-free follow-focus system for Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR). Built with a motorized belt-drive system that is attached around the lens, Intuifocus HF-IF1 is remotely controlled by scroll wheel. Aimed at videographers who shoot movies with High Definition (HD) enabled DSLRs, Intuifocus HF-IF1 is designed to offer smooth and shake-free focus of zooming. The Intuifocus HF-IF1 system can be used to control focus, zoomor aperture. According to HP Marketing, the the US distributor, the HF-IF1 will be available from September 2010 with camera/lens specific variation at a retail of $3900 for the complete kit.
Read the Press Release:
Friday, August 06, 2010
Denoise 5 by Topaz Labs
The latest version of Denoise noise reduction plug-in for Adobe Photoshop has been release by Topaz Labs. Faster processing speeds and an increase of the maximum image size is what is being promised to the market with the new Denoise 5 plug-in. The Denoise 5 plug-in is available as a free upgrade for existing users or $79.99 for first-time buyers.
You can also avail of the free 30-day trial of Topaz Denoise 5. Click here for more information on how to download the free 30-day trial.
Here are some of the highlights of what Denoise 5 promises to offer:
Remove Noise, Recover Detail
The Topaz DeNoise 5 image noise reduction plug-in uses IntelliNoise™ technology to optimally remove noise and recover image detail.
Topaz DeNoise puts unrivaled noise reduction quality at your fingertips. Whether you're shooting in low light, fast speeds, or other noisy conditions, DeNoise gives you the peace of mind to know that you'll end up with a clean, clear, and noise-free result.
Other noise reduction methods utilize a range of subtle blurring techniques that often removes detail as well as noise. Topaz DeNoise 5 is the only software of its kind that is able to recover crisp detail while simultaneously removing up to four stops of noise with the utmost quality.
Read the official Press Release:
Thursday, August 05, 2010
32-Float HDR plug-in for Photoshop released by Unified Color
Unified Color Technologies, the company that specializes in high dynamic range (HDR) imaging software has released what it claims is the first 32-bit HDR plug-in for Adobe Photoshop. The 32 Float plug-in. The 32 Float plug-in is an HDR-specific plug-in for Adobe Photoshop that caters to 32-bit color controls and editing tools to Photoshop users.
Photographers can now control images in the full 32-bit color gamut with 32 Float. Unified Color Technologies CEO Alfred Zee claimed that regardless of what software is used to create the resulting merged file with the use of 32 Float. 32 Float can separate color data from brightness information, to make adjustments without introducing the color shift which you can see in other HDR image creation tools.
32 Float is developed alongside United Color Technologies' fully-featured HDR solution, HDR Expose, and with the rapidly growing HDR photography enthusiasts, 32 Float was created to cater specifically to the HDR community. One that relies so much on refined control of its full 32-bit image data to create the most realistic HDR images. Offering an interactive HDR histogram, 32 Float ensures the necessary adjustments’ made to highlight and shadow details are maintained even at lower resolutions. 32 Float also offers an HDR tool kit that addresses image issues common with HDR technique.
Heres the official Press Release:
Sunday, August 01, 2010
Firmware Update for Canon EOS 7D
Good news for Canon EOS 7D owners. Canon has posted a firmware update for its EOS 7D digital SLR. Canon EOS 7D Firmware v1.2.2. Canon EOS 7D Firmware v1.2.2 fixes AF point selection issue and the displaying of bugs occurring under specific shooting conditions. Canon EOS 7D Firmware v1.2.2 also addresses an error that was found while shooting in movie mode. This is also good news for Spanish and Thai owners of Canon EOS 7D. The Canon EOS 7D Firmware v1.2.2 also corrects misspellings in the Spanish and Thai language menus.
A more detailed description of the Canon EOS 7D Firmware v1.2.2 is available in Canon’s website as well as Firmware precautions, Firmware FAQ’s, as well as step by step procedure on how to update the firmware for your Canon EOS 7D.
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