Adobe Photoshop Lightroom updated to 3.3
Adobe have released Photoshop Lightroom 3.3. You can use the Help > Check for Updates command or download the update from Adobe.
According to Adobe, the Photoshop Lightroom 3.3 update includes following enhancements and bug fixes:
- Additional camera support for several new camera models including the Canon PowerShot 95, Nikon D7000 and Olympus E-5
- Edit in Photoshop CS4 from LR 3.2 did not give option to render to TIFF/PSD
- Process Version defaulted to PV 2003 when Lightroom’s installed Develop Presets are applied on Import
- All Auto-ISO values were not properly handled for the Nikon D3s
- An error could be generated when sorting by “User Order” in Collections
- There was an incorrect Profile Name tag for Canon 18-55 and 17-40 lens profiles
- Lightroom 3 could fail to launch Photoshop CS5 if Photoshop CS4 was uninstalled after the Photoshop CS5 installation
- Numerous cloning or healing spots could have caused Lightroom to become
unresponsive - Lightroom could have crashed when the metadata filter is selected and the grid is displaying all images in the catalog
The ReadMe contains fuller list.
No Color Management option missing when printing in Photoshop CS5
The option for No Color Management was removed from the Color Handling pop-up menu in the Photoshop CS5 Print dialog box.
If you need to print without Color Management, go here and download the appropriate Adobe Color Management Utility.
Via John Nack.
Steady hand or wot?
I was shooting some stock by Tower Bridge recently when I noticed a ship about to leave St Katherine’s Docks. I parked myself by the river’s edge and waited. After leaving the docks, the ship headed towards Greenwich. I panned with it as it sailed away and took about 3-4 shots.
Afterwards, when I reviewed the shots on the LCD screen, I noticed something really odd. The ship appeared to stay in the same place while the background changed when I rocked the frames back and forth!
Now, I used to have a reputation for a very steady hand (can still carry a cup of coffee filled to the brim up the stairs without spilling a drop!) when I used to shoot film and video but I frightened myself when I saw this pan.
I made a QuickTime movie out of the two frames. To view, click on the image below.
