“High-Resolution Photography comes to the iPhone” was enticing — well, sort of. Cloudburst’s new software helps you overcome the low-resolution limitations of the iPhone in a tricky way
Continue reading »Ever wonder what it would be like to get inside the head of an accomplished photographer as he chooses a subject, works the scene, selects an image, and then edits the image, resulting in a piece of photographic art? Here’s your opportunity
Continue reading »Jade is a uniquely talented digital image processing application for Mac OS X Leopard — state-of-the-art algorithms enhance color, contrast and dynamic range. It’s easy-to-use and even does batch processing Continue reading »
The new travel photo book is the first web-based tool to create a dynamic travel photo book. The locr travel photo book automatically integrates location information, digital maps and background information without additional software or extensive technical knowledge. Content is automatically generated from various professional and user generated sources and aggregated into an innovative travel photo book. Continue reading »
EventBox is a program that handles a number of the “Social Networks”. I put that in quotes, because I am really not sure that all of these qualify as social networks. Continue reading »
Boxee adds a number of formats to your viewing pleasure. Jim Rossman of the Dallas Morning News wrote this review. Continue reading »
Jackson Chung wrote this article in a posting on December 28th. Admitting that he was wowed by Photo Booth before he got a Mac, he lost interest not long after getting one. Some of these new effects brought back the WOW factor. Continue reading »
PhotoCopy will allow you to easily transfer your iPhoto pictures easily to Flickr. Continue reading »
Quixpace has announced Stitches 1.0, their professional level cross-stitching and charting application for Mac OS X. Stitches allows anyone to create and design their own cross-stitch charts, either from scratch or by importing photos, drawings and clipart. Continue reading »
I have been using Miro to select videos from the web. This application does some of that and some things it doesn’t. It locates, vies and downloads videos from YouTube, Veoh, BlipTV, Eyespot and photos from Flickr, Picasa, Webshots and Photobucket. Continue reading »
