Carnegie Mellon University researchers are applying Google's concepts for sifting through data to the tasks of adding or removing images from digital photos.
A software engineer turned artist scours the Web for digital images, and the result pays homage to the Impressionists.
Storage companies are betting that a technology once reserved for businesses will appeal to consumers juggling many PCs and shared files.
Inside Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
Lightroom, like Apple Aperture, is designed for photographers who don't need all the compositing and effects tools in Photoshop. It provides a more work flow-oriented approach to photographic production tasks -- specifically viewing, selecting, organising, retouching, and outputting photos.
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