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Adobe Plans to Make Photoshop on Web Free

June 14, 2022
Adobe has revealed that it plans to make the browser-based version of Photoshop available to everyone for free as a way to introduce more users to the application. Speaking to The Verge, Adobe’s Vice President of digital imaging Maria Yap confirmed that the company is currently testing a “freemium” model in Canada that would allow anyone to use Photoshop on a browser through an Adobe…
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Sigma Shows How the Internal Zoom of its New 16-28mm Lens Works

June 14, 2022
Sigma has shared a digital cross-section of its upcoming upcoming 16-28mm f/2.8 lens that showcases the intricate internal focusing system in action. Designed to operate within the delicate balance window of a handheld gimbal, the Sigma 16-28mm F2.8 DG DN Contemporary lens keeps the zooming movement within the interior of the lens in order to keep the lens balanced along the entire focal…
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Adobe Lightroom updates: Video editing, new presets, more AI and other key improvements

June 14, 2022
Adobe Lightroom on desktop, mobile and web now supports video editing. After a long wait and many requests, users can finally edit video in Lightroom using the same sliders that you use to edit your photos. You can also use presets, including Premium Presets and Lightroom’s AI-powered Recommended Presets, on your videos. You can also use Lightroom to trim your video clips. ‘I absolutely love…
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Oskar Barnack’s Leica Sells for $15M, is Now World’s Priciest Camera

June 13, 2022
The 40th Leitz Photographica Auction has concluded with the sale of the most expensive camera ever. Oskar Barnak’s Leica 0-Series No. 105 sold for nearly five times the highest estimation: over $15 million. This particular camera is unique because it cames from a batch of approximately 23 0-Series prototypes which were manufactured before the Leitz Camera — later to become Leica —…
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