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Plug-in Suite 5 for Photoshop now available
onOne Software today announced the immediate availability of Plug-in Suite 5 for Adobe Photoshop.
iPhoto 8.1.1 fixes Faces bug
A minor update to iPhoto '09 fixes a problem with the app's Faces feature, as well as issues with book ordering and the iPod touch.
Photo Essentials 3 plug-in released for Photoshop Elements
The new suite adds easy-to-use tools for correcting images, removing backgrounds, and applying artistic effects to your photos.
More Mac bundles for the masses
TheMacSale 2 and TheMacBundles offer their own respective bundles of Mac software for $50, but at what cost to developers?
Viewfinder aids Flickr searchers
Connected Flow's new Flickr browser, Viewfinder, makes finding images of particular license types or sizes a snap.
Flickr plants an App Garden
Photo-sharing site Flickr has launched an App Garden to show off all the third-party software that works with its service.
Verizon Media Manager streams photos, music to your FiOS DVR
Verizon has released a Mac version of its Media Manager software, allowing FiOS TV customers to stream music and photos to their DVR set-top boxes.
Adobe launches Lightroom 3 public beta
The newly unveiled public beta of Adobe Lightroom 3 promises performance improvements, better noise reduction, and other features.
iTunes competitor doubleTwist gains Amazon MP3 store
Media software doubleTwist has added access to the Amazon MP3 store in its latest update, allowing you to purchase music from within the app.
CameraBag app jumps from iPhone to Mac
The popular CameraBag app is now available as a desktop program
First Look: Adobe Photoshop Elements 8
Adobe has released a new version of its consumer image-editing program, Photoshop Elements 8, which features a reworked interface and powerful new editing tools. Rick LePage gives you a hands-on tour of the changes.
Google releases Picasa 3.5
Google's new Picasa 3.5 software includes face tagging and geotagging features
Adobe releases Lightroom 2.5, Camera Raw 5.5
Adobe Systems has released updates to its photo management software Lightroom and Camera Raw, the software that Photoshop uses to decode raw digital camera file formats.
Mac News Briefs: iStudio Publisher design app updated
iStudio Publisher 1.1 features a new image manipulation tool and an improved image inspector palette that gives users more control over document images. In other news, the SneakPeek Photo plug-in adds image data to Quick Look previews and more developers updated their apps for OS X 10.6.
Aperture 2.1.4 released
Aperture 2.1.4 is a maintenance update for Apple's image editing and organization software.
Simplify Photo streams your photos to your iPhone
Simplify Photo, from the same team that brought you Simplify Music, lets you share photos stored on your computer with your iPhone over the network.
Adobe: Camera Raw support to continue for PowerPC users
While future versions of its Creative Suite will only run on Intel-based Macs, Adobe has no plans to discontinue Camera Raw support for PowerPC users.
Apple releases iPhoto 8.1 update
The update to iPhoto '09 offers new book and card templates, including a larger hard cover size.
Mac News Briefs: Default Folder X ready for Snow Leopard
Default Folder X adds support for Snow Leopard's 64-bit architecture and fixes a problem that could cause the utility’s hierarchical menus to crash under OS X 10.6. Also on Monday, Alien Skin Software released its Photo Bundle suite, Ion Audio released the Tape 2 PC peripheral, and version 9.0 of Akvis Sketch came out.
iPhoto, Aperture plug-ins let you tweet photos
Thanks to two plug-ins, you can easily post photos and even videos to Twitter from within iPhoto and Aperture.
Apple releases ProKit 5.0 update
ProKit, the frameworks that underlies Apple's pro applications like Logic Studio, Final Cut Studio and Aperture, has been updated to version 5.0.
Cameras software alleviates your multiple camera woes
Flexibits's Cameras preference pane helps deal with the multitude of photo-shooting devices that we all seem to own these days, by letting us choose which applications opens when a certain camera is connected.
Mac News Briefs: QuickerTek battery extends MacBook life by five hours
QuickerTek releases a $250 external battery for MacBooks that adds five hours of computing time. SkypeCap, Flickery, XMenu, and EasyFind were also updated on Wednesday.
Topaz Photoshop plug-ins work with Aperture via free plug-in
Topaz Labs has released a free Aperture plug-in that supports their Photoshop plug-ins
Mac News Briefs: Synology intros NAS device for laptop drives
The 4-Bay Disk Station DS409slim can support up to 2 terrabytes of storage in a 120-by-105-by-142-mm enclosure. Also, Photo Recovery and EarthDesk both saw updates Monday.
Mac News Briefs: BenVista releases PhotoZoom Pro 3 photo enlarger
BenVista's PhotoZoom Pro 3 improves its interpolation algorithm for bigger enlargements and adds multi-processor support. Also, LaCie began selling its 12big Rack systems, and Art Text was updated.
iPhoto 8.0.4 fixes crashing bug, corrects location names
A minor update to iPhoto '09 fixes a rare crashing bug, and corrects references to a few points of interest and location names that were labeled incorrectly.
Mac News Briefs: iBank updated in advance of iPhone app release
Version 3.5 of iBank expands the personal finance manager's syncing capabilities. Other programs updated Wednesday include VMware Fusion, Slideshow, and FlightAlert XT.
Adobe releases Lightroom 2.4, Camera Raw 5.4 update
Lightroom and Camera Raw get support for 31 new camera models including new offerings from Canon, Nikon and Hassleblad.
Nik Software releases Complete Collection Lightroom edition
Nik Software updated its Complete Collection, which bundles all of the company’s award-winning digital imaging software tools at an affordable price, to include Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2 support.