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Adobe Camera Raw vs. Sony Imaging Edge Desktop: Which is your best bet?

For most photographers, the digital darkroom is based around payware or subscription software from the likes of Adobe, Capture One, DxO or one of their many rivals. But if you’re a Sony shooter, there’s an option which is available entirely free of charge along with your camera purchase: Sony Imaging Edge Desktop.* Sony Imaging Edge Desktop version 3.0’s user…
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For Nikon Shooters With Sony Paranoia…

Sony’s non-surprising Alpha 1 announcement this week seems to have set a few Nikon shooters into panic again. More disinformation and clickbait headlines are also proliferating. The common theme seems to be “Nikon can’t/won’t keep up and will fail.” Relax. Take a deep breath. Stop believing everyone else’s (sometimes uninformed) opinion without question. At this point I’m aware of…
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Samsung Exec Envisions Future Where Photos Are Customized to the Shooter

Have you ever wondered why different manufacturers’ smartphone images have a certain “look” to them? In an interview with Engadget, Vice President and head of Samsung Mobile’s visual software R&D Joshua Sungdae Cho explains how images are rendered now will change going forward. According to Engadget, it’s hard to find a review of Samsung’s latest flagship, the Galaxy S21 Ultra…
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Micro Four Thirds Has Japan’s Number One Market Share Among All Lens Mounts

OM Digital Solutions has announced that micro four thirds has achieved number one in market share in the number of units sold by lens mount in Japan. Supported by 56 companies, OM Digital makes the case that the 12-year-old mount is stronger than ever. OM Digital Solutions is the new name of the Olympus Imaging Division after being purchased by Japan Industrial Partners (JIP), and this is the…
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