I've mentioned before I'm not a DSLR kinda guy. It's not that I wouldn't like to be, but my glorified point and shot cameras allow me to love them in a very Zen way. I throw them (literally) into cargo short pockets or daypacks, grab them when I want a shot and I'm not too attached when the zoom stops working or when I throw them away.
BUT, this doesn't mean that I don't dream of DSLR toys for creating intense HDR images, portraits for friends or family with almost limitless resolution and 16 bit RAW files.
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Hopefully you've received an email from us or checked out the Digimarc for Images website and saw notices about the 4.0 upgrades; it's something we're really excited about. This upgrade to our embedding software — including the Adobe Photoshop and Photoshop Elements plug-ins — has a new watermarking technology called "Chroma" that we think you're going to like. The account administration area has been refreshed with some nice new features.
So log into you Digimarc account if it’s been awhile, you'll be pleasantly surprised.
After downloading the new plug-ins here, don't forget to upgrade your reader plug-in for Windows Explorer and Internet Explorer while you're at it.
The Digimarc for Images "Best Practices Guide" has been updated as well to help you get the most from the new Chroma embedding. We'll have a technical brief posted on the DFI website shortly. If you don't want to wait, I've included some of the technical brief here to get you started on why we added Chroma embedding...
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I had the chance to wander the floors of CES last week and attended a number of sessions. For the most part, I felt the show was a bit disappointing. Really not much new from last year, including many of the same discussions with regards to digital images. I attended the panel "Beyond Point and Shoot" moderated by someone from the Wall Street Journal. Here's a quick summary...
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