Next Lightroom to autocorrect lens problems

With automatic lens corrections appearing in Photoshop CS5 , it didn’t take a genius to forecast Adobe Systems would add the feature to Lightroom 3 . But Adobe hadn’t committed to the feature–until Tuesday. “Below is a preview of lens correction technology that will be included in Lightroom 3 and the Camera Raw 6 plug-in that’s part of Photoshop CS5…The easiest application of lens correction is to apply the lens profile technology that encompasses geometric distortion (barrel and pincushion distortion), chromatic aberration, and lens vignetting characteristics,” Lightroom Product Manager Tom Hogarty said in a blog post .

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Adobe releases Lightroom 2.7–but what’s next?

Adobe Systems released Lightroom 2.7 on Tuesday night, adding support for raw images from an expected range of newer cameras : Canon’s Rebel T2i , Sony’s Alpha A450, Panasonic’s Lumix DMC-G2 and G10, Olympus’ E-PL1, and some medium-format models from Leaf and Mamiya. The company’s standard procedure has been to issue minor updates to let the photo-editing and cataloging software handle the proprietary raw image formats from higher-end cameras. Lightroom 2.7 and the corresponding version 5.7 plug-in for Photoshop CS4 users are available at Adobe’s download site , and the DNG Converter 5.7 now is on Adobe’s Digital Negative site

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Adobe’s second Lightroom beta arrives

As expected, Adobe Systems did indeed release a new Lightroom beta on Monday, but there are a few extra tibits beyond what we suspected earlier. First and most important, there’s now a Lightroom 3 beta 2 download site so you can actually try it. Second, there’s a helpful video guide to new features , forum discussion on the new beta , and release notes (PDF)

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Next Adobe Lightroom dips toes in video waters

The Lightroom 3 beta will look familiar to current users, but there are changes under the hood. In addition, Lightroom catalogs can be synchronized with Flickr

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