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Photoshop On Alltop | Lightroom Update

 

Alltop is basically a site that collects the top stories and blog posts in a number of different categories. Everything from work, sports, hobbies, food, and you guessed it–Photoshop. That’s right, they just recently added a new category dedicated entirely to Photoshop and guess is at the top. Well I am sure it is merely because of the order they were given, but it’s still pretty cool. Check it out. It a great way to get a quick look at what’s new with the best Photoshop sites out there.

Also Adobe has released an update to Lightroom. This update includes support for additional camera models including the Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon PowerShot G10, Panasonic DMC-LX3 among others. There are also a number of simple bug fixes discovered from the last release. Here’s are the links Mac | Windows.

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1 Comment

  1. Learn Photoshop said on — December 18, 2008 @ 1:14 pm

    Can’t wait to try out the new Lightroom.

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