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28 November 2009 - New Drivers (finally) Resolve Mac OS X 10.6 Epson 2200 Printing Problems
A while back I posted about serious problems with the Epson 2200 printer when used with Apple’s Mac OS X 10.6.x “Snow Leopard” operating system. I won’t recount the whole story here (that’s what links are for!) but the short version is that Epson had not updated their drivers when Apple released the OS update, [...]

20 February 2009 - A Test: Correcting Perspective in Post-Processing
Earlier today I saw a post in which the author stated that correcting for perspective in post-processing would lead to serious problems: There is quite a bit of loss in image definition if you do a significant amount of correction for converging verticals in an image editor. You can get far better results with a [...]

17 December 2008 - FocalWare Moonrise Calculator for the iPhone
Andy Frazer links to a description of some software that is almost enough to make me buy an iPod Touch. (Not an iPhone – the monthly fee is too high for the way I use a phone. :-) FocalWare Moonrise Calculator for the iPhone.

09 October 2007 - Product Recommendation: PhotoRescue
A few weeks ago I returned from a three-day pack trip in Yosemite with several hundred photographs on an 8GB compact flash card. As soon as I got home (yes, five minutes after midnight…) I popped the card into my firewire card reader and watched Adobe Bridge launch and present me with the screen for [...]

16 September 2007 - A Test: Correcting Lens Distortion in Post-Processing
Earlier this weekend I read a forum thread about the Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 lens, of which I have a copy. The thread lamented the barrel distortion of this lens (which I don’t really find to be a significant issue at all) and continued with posts suggesting alternatives including software correction is post-processing. A response [...]
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