January 30, 2012 I’ve long been fond of my status as a “vendor-neutral” blogger. Shortly after beginning this blog I realized that it’s not the camera that makes the photographer good, it’s who’s behind the lens that matters. I’ve got many friends who are Nikonians, others who are Pentaxians, and even a few Olympains out there. The camera ...
October 6, 2011 So many eulogies, all heartfelt, and some downright poetic. I’m not even going to try…RIP:
April 7, 2011 So, after years and years of advice and instruction on maintaining hard drive redundancy, and the benefits of upgrading from time to time, I finally am following my own advice and upgrading my venerable Macbook Pro. After a screamingly good deal came out for laptop disk drives locally, I went out and snagged a ...
May 14, 2010 We’ve all heard the stories of people switching vendors. Scott Bourne was noted for his switch from Canon to Nikon. Friends and family often talking about switching from Ford to Chevy, or from Coke to Pepsi, and even *gasp* switching from PC to Mac. As I find myself moving more and more toward Apple products ...
Tags: android, Apple, Droid, Flash, iphone, motorolaAdobe, Flash April 13, 2010 You may think the subject is a typo or some sort of gibberish, but it’s not – that’s the length of the latest podcast that just went live over at PLM! Kerry Garrison (of Camera Dojo notoriety) is fresh back from Hawaii and I am back from a long set of downtime from a pretty ...
Tags: Adobe, Apple, CS5, Drobo, learning digital photography, Lightroom, Lightroom 3 Beta 2, Photoshop, podcastAdobe November 17, 2009 As much as we glow and sing the praises of Photoshop and Lightroom, native photo editors that are included in Operating Systems are often overlooked as alternatives for photo editing and management. This is primarily because… well, let’s face it, because they are not very good at photo editing…or management. But think about what we ...
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