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3D scanning the Opera House for posterity

The Scottish Ten is undergoing a detailed survey of the Sydney Opera House as part of its project to digitally preserve UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

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Microsoft releases Kinect for Windows SDK 1.7

The Kinect for Windows Software Developer's Kit 1.7, including the Fusion 3D-scanning API, is now available for download.

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Best browser extensions for photographers

Whether you're a Chrome connoisseur or Firefox fan, these browser extensions and add-ons will enhance your online experience.

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Five handy tips for working with photos in Lightroom 4

Get more out of Lightroom with some tweaks to help speed up your workflow, and do more with photos.

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Retina display support coming to Adobe CS6

Photoshop, Illustrator and a few other Creative Suite (CS) applications will get the Retina display treatment through updates scheduled for sometime in the coming months.

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Adobe will now issue free security fixes for CS5 apps

Adobe says it's now working on patches for Creative Suite 5.x versions of Photoshop, Illustrator and Flash. Previously, customers would have had to pay to upgrade to CS6 to get the fixes.

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Adobe Lightroom will continue as stand-alone product

Adobe has confirmed that Lightroom will remain a stand-alone software package, despite the push for Creative Cloud subscription-based services.

Google+ gives photo lovers what Facebook doesn't

Big changes are coming to Google+, with an impressive set of automated filters and hashtags announced at Google I/O 2013 taking square aim at photographers of all stripes. 1

Adobe launches into hardware with pen, digital ruler

Apart from transitioning its Creative Suite software to the subscription-based Creative Cloud, Adobe also showed off two new pieces of hardware that it has been working on. 1

Adobe kills Creative Suite, goes subscription only

Adobe has made its Creative Cloud the only way to get the new versions of its full software suite. Customers "overwhelmingly" prefer it. 1

Adobe to bring Lightroom-style photo editing to tablets

Bringing its technology for processing raw photos to mobile devices, then linking it with cloud services, could be a step toward Lightroom on mobile.

3D scanning the Opera House for posterity

The Scottish Ten is undergoing a detailed survey of the Sydney Opera House as part of its project to digitally preserve UNESCO World Heritage Sites. 2

Adobe Lightroom 5 in public beta

The latest version of Adobe's raw-editing software enters public beta testing and introduces the ability to proxy edit files on disconnected drives.

Turn Photoshop Elements into Photoshop

ElementsXXL is a plug-in that gives Photoshop Elements users a whole suite of tools normally reserved for the full version of Photoshop. The best bit? It's cheap.

Full-size photos arrive for real on Google+

Trying to keep its photo fans happy, Google now lets people upload full-resolution images to Google+. But big photos count against its 5GB-free limit.

Gesture-based control for Lightroom and Final Cut Pro X

Control Lightroom and Final Cut Pro X directly from a track pad with The Touch.

Google offers entire Nik plug-in suite for US$150

Nik Software's popular plug-in suite is now available as a single package for the low price of US$150.

Microsoft releases Kinect for Windows SDK 1.7

The Kinect for Windows Software Developer's Kit 1.7, including the Fusion 3D-scanning API, is now available for download. 1

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Preview | Imaging

Adobe Photoshop Elements 11

While there are a handful of new capabilities in the update to Adobe's entry-level image editor, the most noticeable is a more readable interface, intended for middle-aged eyes. 2
Review | Digital Cameras

Adobe Photoshop Touch

While it may not be as fully fledged as its namesake, Photoshop Touch offers a robust editing experience for tablets. 2
Review | Software

Quick JPEG Resize and Crop

If you need a utility to quickly resize and crop images and do nothing else, this program is about as easy as it gets.
Review | Software

Corel Painter 12

Major updates to high-end illustration and design tools can be hit or miss, but Corel Painter 12 slams this one way out of the park. 3
Review | Software

Awesome Duplicate Photo Finder

The Awesome Duplicate Photo Finder is good at finding duplicate photos, but once found, you have to delete each unwanted image individually.
Review | Software

Apple iLife '11

iLife '11 is a welcome and long-overdue update to Apple's suite of digital media applications and we can easily recommend picking this up. 1