This Newsletter is a special report from the Pro Photo Summit in Redmond, USA. Orphan Works panel. Photo: © Chris Greene/Microsoft Databases Everywhere It seemed like every second application at the Microsoft Pro Photo Summit was adding a database. These events are opportunities to have a sneak peek at where developers are taking the next … Read more
Only a few days remaining to register iView MediaPro and receive a free Microsoft Expression Media license.
A lot of discussion at the Microsoft Pro Photo Summit 2007.
Will anyone be able to see your images in the future? BBC News warns we risk losing a generation of history due to proprietary file formats. (Care of PhotoshopNews.)
Adobe released the update to Photoshop Lightroom 1.1.
I’ve been invited to attend the Microsoft Pro Photo Summit in Redmond from 10-11 July 2007. According to Microsoft the “Summit will provide a forum for professional photographers and digital imaging industry leaders to talk about the key issues, products, and technologies affecting the present and future state of the business“.
Since the rise of digital imaging photographers and software have been appropriating IPTC (International Press Telecommunications Council) standards to store information unrelated to news gathering. The first ever Photo Metadata Conference has just concluded in Florence, Italy. Industry pundits discussed the future for photo metadata. Heralded a great success there are plans for a second … Read more
Beware of Geeks baring gifts. Microsoft Expression Media licenses are hitting mailboxes now. Hold off using Expression Media for now. Microsoft have a hotfix in the pipeline with a service pack to follow.
Microsoft has begun rolling out free licenses for Expression Media to registered users of iView MediaPro. Some things broke in the transition so for now it’s best to stick with MediaPro. At this stage hold off using Expression Media especially on Windows. There is a hotfix coming soon for Mac and Windows with a service pack to … Read more
See us at PMA Australia 2007 for a sneak peek at the future of DAM.