On Tuesday, February 9th, Apple released it's next generation of photography workflow software, Aperture 3.   The software is a workflow of every step of the photography process (well, except the actual taking of the picture).  The software allows you to import your pictures, organize, side by side compare different shots, retouch and enhance, share, and then print all of your photos.  There is also the option to create custom photo albums with templates that are part of the software.   The features getting the most buzz are the face recognition and GPS location  features that were previously released as part of iPhoto '09. 

Are you a professional photographer? Do you like having perfect lighting for your shoots? Do you draw lighting diagrams and like them to be handy? If you are a lighting diagrams freak like me you will love this new Iphone App. This week saw the launch of Strobox - an ap designed for Iphone, that allows photographers to draw lighting diagrams on their phones. The best part is, it's free.

The seasons are changing and warm weather is about to be a thing of the past for many of us in the northern regions. What better chilly fall activity than cuddling up with a blanket and playing around with the new Lightroom 3 beta? It's free!

The results are in, and it looks like professional photographers are flocking to Adobe's Lightroom more than ever before. Are you using it?

Did you buy your Mac before 2006? The chances are you have a PowerPC processor inside. And while your computer may still work fine, Adobe isn't going to serve your type in these parts anymore.