Day two of the show isn’t quite over yet, and I still have more to see, but there are two applications that are remarkable. Seefile, and LightZone.Seefile is a great application that allows you, on your own computer in your studio, to maintain images for client review, remotely. It facilitates your clients’ ability to provide … Read more
Day 1 of the show was more than any one person can honestly take in. I mean, really. If you’re here for just one day, you’re missing out. I’ll share with you some cool information and links, but understand that I will spend the remainder of days 2 and 3 trying to get a handle … Read more
As PhotoPlus kicked off this morning, a swell of attendees waited for the clock to tick 10:00 and the two slightly less than friendly security guards to allow the masses in. However, those that got the Gold Expo Pass could bypass the delay, and get in an hour early, which meant no lines at the … Read more
Photoshelter couldn’t contain themselves, and, moments after midnight announced a new relationship with what to many is the industry standard in software pricing — FotoQuote. Photographers who own it swear by the pricing structure, and those that don’t quickly learn how it pays for itself in one or two uses. You can read the release … Read more
It’s like the eve of the gifting season. Whether Christmas, Hanukkah, or other holiday celebrations that are full of anticipation of surprise gifts, tommorrow hold that promise, but it’s better! You know what you want, will be surprised by several new offerrings, but, moreover, will be only limited in your acqusitions by what your bank … Read more
The first week of November marks what always seems like the beginning of photography each year for me. I find myself hip deep in assignments, Photokina has announced the latest and greatest (or revealed the dissappointment of no announcements), and I find time to break for a few days, and head to NYC for PhotoPlus, … Read more
