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PI Weekly Digest to 29/1/12
The usual busy week on the PI List, not very technical this week, we talked a lot about photographs, photographers and professionalism.Canon 50mm 1.4: There was the technical thread, a member had this lens on test and was...
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PI Weekly Digest to 22/01/12
The week began with one member bringing important news to the attention of the group - Adobe had announced a u-turn on a recent decision to cut short the upgrade path to the upcoming Photoshop CS6 release. Several PI members...
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PI Weekly Digest to 15th January 2012
The week was full of the usual technical questions and equipment advice.Members were alerted to the latest mini panoramic camera, announced at CES, although some members weren't convinced of the market for 360 degree photographs. One member wanted to know...
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PI Weekly Digest to 8/1/12
This week we covered technical and business issues and were encouraged by a member's recent adventures on location.20% off PS5 update: A member alerting us to this offer led to a discussion of was the upgrade worth it,...
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PI weekly digest to 01/01/12
With most members basking in the seasonal afterglow of Christmas and enjoying a relaxed build up to New Year's Eve, this week was bound to be relatively quiet, yet the list still saw a surprising amount of traffic.The week began...
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PI weekly digest to 25/12/11
A slightly quieter week on PI as members around the world wound down their work for Christmas. However, several important issues were raised, and mostly solved.On the technical side there was a problem with an Epson printer, a dead iMac...
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PI Weekly Digest up to 18/12/11
This week on the Pro-Imaging Forum postings were more about business and personal queries rather than technical, everybody's computers must be behaving.Cops Pay Up: We heard of a young photo-journalist winning a case of harassment against the police....
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New campaign to embed information permanently in digital media
New campaign to embed information permanently in digital mediaMedia release of 13 December 2011A picture may be worth 1,000 words, but permanently attached descriptions are worth a lot more as photos travel through the digital world. A...
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Weekly Review to December 11th 2011
What proved to be an exceptional and quite possibly game-changing week on PI began innocuously enough with the posting of a job opportunity - 'Photographing Artwork Anyone?' and a problem with a bleached image display in PS CS5. Responses to...
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PI Weekly digest to 5/12/11
Another busy week on PI with one issue dominating the various discussions - copyright.The British Library, with the help of a commercial enterprise, has put it's newspaper archive online, and is claiming copyright. Given that the older papers are out...
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