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Monthly Archives: March 2010
The Fourth Kind
The Fourth Kind is a movie about a psychologist who started witnessing strange behaviors in her patients. They were waking up in the middle of the night, claiming to see something staring at them. The weird part is that all patients witnessed exactly the same thing.
Aperture Organisation
Aperture Organisation on Flickr shows a great way of organizing projects within Aperture.
The Hurt Locker
I recently watched The Hurt Locker, a story about an elite bomb squad in the middle of a war in the middle east. Danger is everywhere, and a bomb can be hidden where you least expect it.
Things touch 1.4: Landscape and Global Search
Things touch 1.4: Landscape and Global Search — My favorite GTD application has updated their iPhone application to for example include landscape support, which will greatly increase usability. The update has already hit the App Store!
District 9
I recently saw District 9, a movie about aliens coming to earth. They were at first warmly welcomed, but after years went by, the colony became more controlled, segregated and militarized. This led to it becoming a worn down ghetto known as District 9.
Lightroom 3 beta 2 Now Available
Lightroom 3 beta 2 Now Available.
Here’s a quick summary of what’s new in this release:
- Improved performance throughout the application for faster importing and loading of images
- Native tethered shooting support for select Nikon and Canon DSLR cameras
- Luminance noise reduction has been added to the previous color noise reduction improvements available in the first public beta for outstanding overall high ISO quality
- Support for importing and managing video files from DSLR cameras for better overall photographic workflow control
- Improvements to the import experience in the first beta to reflect public feedback
- Improved watermarking functionality from the first beta to reflect public feedback
Looking forward trying it out tonight! Maybe this is the release to switch me over from Aperture.