Yes! Adobe Photoshop Lightroom is finally announced! Just like i predicted, its priced at $299US. However, Adobe, in not so usual style – has offered a $100 discount until April 2007. Order it now here. I already ordered and am waiting for my download link…maybe around mid Februrary. The feature set in the V1.0 is …
Ya…like everyone else, i joined in the lightroom revolution since their Beta 2. As the d-day gets nearer, we still dont have a pricing or availability on the product. Worst thing is that the beta4 is all set to expire end of February! The irony is that i am all hooked on this thing – …
January 26, 2007 – 2:15 pm
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A recent post in one of the message boards trigged this post. Human eyes are capable of capturing incredible variations in light – in the order of 1:10,000 or so. Have you ever observed that even in incredible low lights (say, during a candlelight dinner) you can still see both the accurate colors of the …
Technically speaking, these two terms mean totally different things. The objective of “Archival” is to effectively backup your data – and to make your backed up data available at your fingertips. “Retention” refers to the process of “permanently” storing this data. Practically speaking, they go together hand-in-hand. The industry standard today for permanent retention is …
I finally ranked all the pictures – and upon a 2nd review, am left with 22 pictures (i gave them 4 stars now). Thats a 2% keep rate! i am kinda shocked and ashamed! or maybe this is normal…. Maybe, i need to work harder at it….this has been an eye opener. Anyways, once i …
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Now that i have finally ranked every one of the pictures, i am left with 228 pictures with 3 star rating from the 992 i took. Thats a 23% “keeper” rate – not bad! However, i am sure my 2nd round of rating will get this number even down! Imagine doing this in Film days …