Boris FX is a company that has established itself in the filmmaking world by providing staggering VFX and DFT(digital film tools) to major productions. Their products are used on a large portion of Hollywood movie productions, Lion King is one of them. So, when a filmmaking company released a product for photographers, I got excited. The two verticals benefit from shared experience, and I was intrigued. Taking the best from the VFX and DFX worlds, they created Optics, which is a Photoshop and Lightroom plugin aimed at stills photographers....

A Pennsylvania bride was shocked to receive her wedding images to find that “crazy eyes” had been photoshopped onto anyone who was blinking. Anaya Ramos-Bridgeford had been excited about viewing the images from her wedding but was left in hysterics when she spotted the error. Anaya subsequently posted the offending photos to Facebook giving pretty much the entire world a good laugh. It turned out, however, that the fault wasn’t that of her wedding photographer, but of the editing company he had outsourced the retouching to....

Quienes piensen que esta red social solo está enfocada a los que buscan trabajo se equivocan. Puedes utilizar todos los recursos y herramientas para llegar al público adecuado y hacer crecer tu negocio. La mayor red profesional del mundo, con más de 50 millones de usuarios en Latinoamérica, ha puesto a disposición cada vez más recursos para impulsar las marcas en esta plataforma con opciones muy interesantes para las empresas, como las encuestas interactivas y las reacciones rápidas son algunos ejemplos....

1. Activa el Modo de Avión 1. Activa el Modo de Avión Cuando comienzas a tener problemas con el WiFi en tu Android, uno de los primeros pasos que debes hacer es activar el Modo de Avión en el dispositivo. Esta simple acción suele resolver la situación en muchos casos y no te quitará mucho tiempo. Solo tienes que arrastrar la pantalla de arriba a abajo y hacer clic en el Modo de Avión para activarlo, lo que hará que el WiFi (y el Bluetooth y el 4G) se desactiven automáticamente....

Recently, word of a newly certified Canon DC126801 32-megapixel APS-C sensor came out. It was suspected that this might find its way into potentially upcoming EOS 80D and/or EOS 7D Mark II replacement models. Now it looks like the latter option is well and truly being taken off the table. Canon Rumors is reporting that Canon is killing off the EOS 7D line completely. Although it does seem like an EOS 90D (I’m assuming that’s what an 80D replacement will be called), might be a little beefier than we expected as a result, given the mention of the LP-E6 battery alongside the new 32MP sensor....