Leica Will No Longer Bundle Adobe Lightroom With Their Cameras
Leica cameras are expensive for many reasons, such as craftsmanship, image quality, branding, and etc. However there are certain perks of purchasing a Leica camera and that is it also comes bundled...
View ArticleMicrosoft Edge To Start Pausing Less Important Flash Content
While Flash might have been an instrumental tool in web development back in the day, these days the feature seems to provide a fair amount of security headaches for web developers. In fact last year,...
View ArticleAdobe To Start Warning Users If They Are Using Pirated Software
Compared to productivity software, video games are considered relatively cheap but yet people still pirate them anyway (or at least they try to). So it really does not come as a surprise that when it...
View ArticleNext Adobe Photoshop CC Update Will Have Smarter Cropping Tools
Have you ever tried to straighten and crop a photo before? If you have, you know that in the process of doing so, you will lose out some details in the images, especially around the corners of the...
View ArticleBest PDF Readers (Free, All Platforms)
Portable Document Format a.k.a PDF is a commonly used format for ebooks, digital forms, and online magazines. Adobe Systems developed this popular format in the early 1990s to share documents among...
View ArticleAdobe Lightroom For iOS Lets You Edit RAW Files On Your Phone
For the average photographer who just wants to capture images, shooting exclusively in JPEG is fine. However for photographers who are a bit more fussy about how their images turn out in...
View ArticleAdobe Lightroom Released For Apple TV
Adobe today announced the launch of Lightroom for Apple TV. Adobe’s goal with Lightroom is to enable users to enjoy their photography and allow them to share it with anyone with the best possible...
View ArticleLightroom For iOS Updated To Capture RAW Images
For professional photographers, capturing images in RAW is generally preferred. This is because RAW images aren’t compressed unlike JPEG files, meaning that they retain a certain quality about them...
View ArticleAdobe’s Project VoCo Could Be The ‘Photoshop’ For Audio
Adobe’s Photoshop is a tool used by many professionals in the photography and graphics editing industry. It lets users touch up photos as well as manipulate them by erasing certain objects, adding...
View ArticleAdobe Lightroom For Android Finally Gets Proper RAW Support
Adobe brought proper RAW support to Lightroom for iOS earlier this year and while the move was welcomed, Android users were left out because the company said this feature would arrive for them at a...
View ArticleAdobe Promotes 360/VR Video Editing At Inter Bee 2016
After announcing VR Editing in Adobe Premiere back in April 2016, Adobe formally introduced the feature a bit later in the spring. Adobe is now on the show floor of Inter Bee 2016 (a professional...
View ArticleBlack Friday 2016 Online Sales Hit $3 Billion
It’s the same story every year. We see monumental growth in online sales come Black Friday and the story remains the same this year as well. According to a new report by Adobe which has been tracking...
View ArticleLatest Chrome Update Will Disable Flash Automatically
It is no secret that Flash has pretty much lost its darling status as a tool for web developers. Heralded back in the day as being a means of bringing new multimedia content onto the web, the protocol...
View ArticleAdobe Lightroom For iOS Updated With One-Handed Usage
Due to our smartphones having bigger screens than before, there are probably quite a few users out there who are no longer able to use their phones with one hand as effectively as before. This can be...
View ArticlePhotoshop Gets Touch Bar Support On New MacBook Pro
Apple recently launched the new MacBook Pro which features something no other MacBook Pro has ever had: a multi-touch display which replaces the function key row at the very top of the keyboard. Since...
View ArticleMicrosoft Edge To Start Blocking Flash By Default Next Year
Earlier this month we reported that Google had updated its Chrome browser to disable Adobe’s Flash by default. Given the various security scares we’ve had, and with many websites now starting to switch...
View ArticleAdobe Looking Into Using Your Voice To Make Photo Edits
Voice assistant platforms at the moment can do a lot of things for us, such as schedule meetings, set alarms, order a Uber, call for a pizza, send messages, and so on. However what if in the future...
View ArticleAdobe Android Apps Being Optimized For Chromebooks
Google has given Chromebooks the ability to run Android apps and to show that it’s very serious about this functionality, the company announced yesterday that all Chromebooks released from 2017 onwards...
View ArticleLightroom For Mobile Updated With Raw HDR Capture
Adobe’s Lightroom for mobile app already supports Raw images, but if you’re looking to go beyond what is being offered, you’ll be pleased to learn that Adobe has announced that their Lightroom Mobile...
View ArticleFedEx Offering Customers $5 For The Inconvenience Of Using Flash
It is no secret that the Flash standard is no longer the darling of the internet. Many companies have announced their plans to eventually phase out its use from their websites if they haven’t already,...
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