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Apple upgrades Aperture ambitions to 2.0
No, the company wasn't letting its high-end photo-editing tool wither on the vine. With Aperture 2.0, Apple put the ball back in Adobe's court for raw image editing.
Microsoft adapts Outlook for photographers
A free plug-in lets photographers create sorted lists of necessary gear for photo shoots. Plus, Microsoft makes it easier to find raw image codecs.
Cameras with built-in geotagging on horizon
Geotagging today is a pain, but it won't be too long before ordinary cameras can automatically give your photos location stamps alongside time stamps.
Adobe taps the power of negative thinking
With its Digital Negative project, Adobe is championing an effort to improve photo quality and longevity. If only it were that simple.
Apple, Canon, Credit image galleries
Around and about the Macworld floor
Despite what you may see in the press, Macworld isn't just about the iPhone. Scores of companies gather at the conference each year to show off their wares to the estimated 40,000 attendees.
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