Alien Skin has unveiled Blow Up 3, an image enlarging tool. (You can see my review of Blow Up 2 here.) Blow Up 3 includes a simper interface and Lightroom integration.
Alien Skin describes the difference in the above images as follows: [click to continue…]
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Canon is offering instant rebates on lenses and Speedlites up to $170 off through November 23.
Also, there are several Canon PowerShot cameras with rebates at Amazon through Oct. 29.
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Check out the above video for PhotoPlus 2011. You can find the manufacturers and links mentioned in the video below. [click to continue…]
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GoPro has stepped up its game again with the latest GoPro HD HERO2. The new HD HERO2 offers a number of different resolutions and frame rates for video, as well as providing 11MP still image capture, an external mic input and a whole lot more.
Check out the promo video below, which shows off some spectacular footage captured with the HD HERO2 (be sure to full-screen this one). [click to continue…]
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In a Lumix campaign earlier this year, Panasonic touted in commercials like the one below that “Lumix cameras make amazing photos easy.”
Does the presentation of the commercial go too far to snub photographers (like Nikon recently did), or is it just clever marketing on Panasonic’s part?
Check out the commercial below and share your thoughts in the comments section. [click to continue…]
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It looks like the folks over at Intelligent Assistance have figured out a way to translate FCP X projects into FCP 7 timelines. Project X₂7 is a $50 XML translator that takes your FCP X XML file and translates it into something that FCP 7 can understand. Once in FCP 7, you can then take your project to a number of different applications, including Premiere Pro, which is the gateway to Dynamic Link with After Effects and other Adobe apps.
Project X₂7 looks like a pretty solid plugin that appears to do what is asked of it. Check out the screenshots below for a comparison of FCP X to FCP 7 projects. [click to continue…]
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