Kiran Desai, author of The Inheritance of Loss, is the youngest woman to win the Man Booker prize. I do hope this love-fest for Indian authors never ebbs. Ultrabrown and Sepia Mutiny have their own salutes to her.
The Online Photographer Bookstore
PixelPerfect from Bert Monroy [via John Nack]
RadiantVista has some terrific Photoshop video tutorials and podcasts
DesignObserver talks about the 1922 Tiffin Directory
For some time I pooh-pooh'd desktop inkjet printers. But they really have evolved in the last four years. Check this CreativePro series out if you are considering buying and using one for your images.
Steven DeGraeve is a busy man. Look at all the utilities he has designed. Did I mention they were free?
Apple's Aperture and Adobe's Photoshop Lightroom do just about the same thing. Which one would you use for your workflow?
“Media-Convert is the best manner of converting audio files, video, presentation, document, spreadsheet, etc.” [via Steve Rubel]
Top web applications in India. At the near top are two matrimonial sites. Hmmm … Want to check out other upcoming Indian sites. This is the place to go.
I am going to get a couple of UPStraps for my cameras because the ones I have now cut right into my shoulders.
Thom Hogan's guidebooks for Nikon cameras [and other photographic devices] are legendary. Check his site out.
This YouTube clip made me smile. Xbox has arrived in India and in a big way. [Via Om Malik]
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Jigar says
Hey Seshu,
I’ve been using Lightroom for a while now and find it to be very powerful. As I’ve learned more about the various “develop” tools, I’ve begun to use them more and more. It hasn’t really changed my overall workflow in terms of RAW->Print, but it has simplified some of the steps and given me control in others. The beta progression has been nice and there have been improvements in every beta. I haven’t used Aperature, but from what I can tell, Lightroom lacks some of the cool views like the lightbox, etc, but I’m very used to starring my photos in multiple iterations to give me a ranking of my photos from a given shoot or event. I’m definitely looking forward to the final version of Lightroom and plan to buy it.
Also, the interface on the Nikon stunning site is very cool…a nice way to showcase the work of many photogs in one go.
Jigar says
Hey Seshu,
I’ve been using Lightroom for a while now and find it to be very powerful. As I’ve learned more about the various “develop” tools, I’ve begun to use them more and more. It hasn’t really changed my overall workflow in terms of RAW->Print, but it has simplified some of the steps and given me control in others. The beta progression has been nice and there have been improvements in every beta. I haven’t used Aperature, but from what I can tell, Lightroom lacks some of the cool views like the lightbox, etc, but I’m very used to starring my photos in multiple iterations to give me a ranking of my photos from a given shoot or event. I’m definitely looking forward to the final version of Lightroom and plan to buy it.
Also, the interface on the Nikon stunning site is very cool…a nice way to showcase the work of many photogs in one go.