October 16, 2007
Posted by LRN Editorial Staff
Source: John Nack on Adobe
Author: John Nack
It’s been exactly two years since Apple threw its hat into the professional photography ring with the introduction of Aperture. Adobe responded shortly thereafter with the introduction of Lightroom. So, how does the pro photography market look now?
InfoTrends recently surveyed 1,026 professional photographers in North America to determine which software they used for raw file processing. Here’s what folks reported:
To find out the answer, check out John’s blog post: Aperture vs. Lightroom: What do the pros use?
October 16, 2007
Posted by LRN Editorial Staff
PixelGenius members will be at next week’s PhotoPlus Expo, check out what’s happening and what we’ll be doing.
We all get in early because we’ll be having a PixelGenius meeting (it’s always tough to figure out how to hook up with Martin over in London–although Seth was over there this week for a visit and workshop). Starting on Thursday, October 18th, we’ll be invading the expo and talking up a storm.
October 16, 2007
Posted by Sean McCormack
After a 6 week interlude, George Jardine has posted not one, but two Lightroom Podcasts in quick succession.
Podcast #40 is an interview with Chris Rainier:
“It [being able to ’see and pre-visualize’ in black and white] allowed me to speak of things that were beyond the color spectrum, beyond a certain reality, and go into what I like to call magical realism.” – Chris Rainier
Podcast #41 is with renowned photographer Steve McCurry:
“Some of the great pictures, you just look at them and you marvel at them, for the subject matter and somehow they struck a chord in you. But it’s rarely about the technique. It’s not about the lens, or the film, or the light necessarily. It’s really just some story in that picture. Some emotional element which you connect with.” – Steve McCurry
Check them out by subscribing to the iTunes feed, or download them directly from George’s iDisk
