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Kodak Patent Portfolio to be Bought by Apple, Google, Adobe, Fujifilm, Others

A consortium of twelve big-name tech companies have banded together to buy Kodak's digital imaging portfolio for $525 million
- By Tim Barribeau on December 19, 2012
Earlier this month, we reported that a consortium including Apple and Google was looking to pick up a patent suite from the bankrupt imaging giant Kodak. Now it seems that Kodak has accepted the $525 million offer, and assuming everything gets approved, will hand over its digital imaging portfolio to some of the biggest names in technology.
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New Adobe DNG 1.4 Image Format Offers 'Lossy Compression' For Smaller RAW Files

Straddling the middle ground between JPG and full Raw, the new format will save space but still be editable
- By Tim Barribeau on October 8, 2012
In addition to the recent updates to Lightroom and Camera RAW, Adobe announced some changes to its DNG specification. The widely used Raw specification, recently updated to DNG 1.4, now offers the inclusion of lossy compression.
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Adobe Announces Photoshop Elements 11 And Premiere Elements 11

Customize Adobe's new editing software to your own skill level
- By Stan Horaczek on September 25, 2012
I'm not quite sure why they didn't make the announcement last week at Photokina, but today Adobe has pulled back the curtain on the latest versions of their entry-level photo and video editing software solutions: Photoshop Elements 11 and Premiere Elements 11.Both titles have gotten significant redesigns in the user-interface department, but there has also been a fair bit of tweaking done on the code side as well.
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Software Workshop: Tethered Shooting with Adobe Lightroom

Preview your images' true color and tone by tethering your camera to your computer
- By Debbie Grossman on August 9, 2012
Use Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 or 4 to capture remotely and process images as you shoot. Photo: Debbie GrossmanTethered shooting can be a beautiful thing—having your camera connected to a computer as you photograph brings a host of benefits.
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Software Review: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4

Lightroom 4 fixes video, adds books, and more
- By Debbie Grossman on July 19, 2012
By now, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom needs little introduction; most of us are familiar with it, as well as other similar RAW workflow programs. It’s the type of software that can handle most of a RAW shooter’s editing process: It imports and catalogs, processes, and outputs.
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Lightroom 4 Joins Adobe's Creative Cloud

Adobe has added Lightroom 4 to its Creative Cloud app subscription service.
- By Tim Barribeau on June 26, 2012
When Adobe Creative Cloud launched earlier this year, it was lacking one major app from the suite: Lightroom 4, an abscence that many a photographer noted. Thankfully, Adobe has just rolled out Lightroom 4 as part of Creative Cloud, so subscribers can download and use the app as part of their subscription.
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Adobe Camera Raw 7.1 and Lightroom 4.1 Now Officially Available

New camera support, faster performance, and better defense against color fringing headline this latest update
- By Stan Horaczek on May 30, 2012
Minor software updates aren't exactly the most exciting things to blog about, but we'll never complain about new features and fixes for free. The newest versions of Adobe's Camera Raw and Lightroom 4 add a couple of bug fixes, more RAW support for new cameras and a new tool to fight color fringing.
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Adobe Creative Suite 6 Available Today, Creative Cloud Coming May 11

Will you be making the leap to the new version of the Adobe apps?
- By Stan Horaczek on May 7, 2012
Just the other day, Adobe announced the final details of the upcoming revamp of their Creative Suite software as well as their new subscription service. Now, CS6 is officially available for download if you're going to be purchasing it.
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Adobe Creative Cloud Offers Access To Every CS6 App For $50 Per Month, Including Photoshop

Would you subscribe to your editing software instead of buying it?
- By Stan Horaczek on April 23, 2012
Have you been playing with the Photoshop CS6 beta that was released a couple weeks ago? We have. But today, Adobe announced official release and pricing info. Perhaps more interesting though, are the final details about their new all-you-can-app subscription service, Creative Cloud.
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Adobe Photoshop CS6 Beta Now Available for Download, We Go Hands-On

Faster performance, video editing, and a new look are some of the upgraded features from CS5
- By Stan Horaczek on March 22, 2012
Lightroom 4 has been available for a couple weeks now, so Adobe has decided it's time to give Photoshop CS6 the public beta treatment. The final release is slated for some time in the first half of this year, but if you're willing to help Adobe test out a near-final version, you can mess around with it now for free. At least for a while.
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Kodak Patent Portfolio to be Bought by Apple, Google, Adobe, Fujifilm, Others

New Adobe DNG 1.4 Image Format Offers 'Lossy Compression' For Smaller RAW Files

Adobe Announces Photoshop Elements 11 And Premiere Elements 11

Software Workshop: Tethered Shooting with Adobe Lightroom

Software Review: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4

Lightroom 4 Joins Adobe's Creative Cloud

Adobe Camera Raw 7.1 and Lightroom 4.1 Now Officially Available

Adobe Creative Suite 6 Available Today, Creative Cloud Coming May 11

Adobe Creative Cloud Offers Access To Every CS6 App For $50 Per Month, Including Photoshop

Adobe Photoshop CS6 Beta Now Available for Download, We Go Hands-On

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