As has widely been reported around the net, today marks the introduction of the new Nikon D700. In my eyes, this release pretty much seals the deal that Nikon is back in the game and in a huge way. More to the point, the domination that Canon has enjoyed since 2000 in the mid to high-end digital SLR market is well and truly over. So, what’s next? →

While Flickr loves the metadata that is in your photographs when you upload them, merrily adding the information to its database, it then turns around and strips it in its resized versions that it presents to the world. This leads to headaches tracking down creators and only adds fire to the orphan works problem. →

When Aperture 1.0 was released, it was the RAW workflow tool I had always wanted and it quickly became my mainline workflow tool. Sure, it was slower than it should have been and it had a few warts. But it... →

Most of my professional photographic work to date has been in low light situations. Sometimes I have enough light to shoot at a decent speed and aperture at ISO 1000 or ISO 1600. Sometimes I don't. When I don't,... →

It's now been just over a week since Aperture 2 showed up and I've been poking about all of its corners and learning what it has in store. Along the way, I've been keeping some notes. Here they are... →

When Aperture 1.0 was released, I jumped on it with full gusto. I'd been using a RAW workflow for years and knew that there was a better way of doing things than the existing tools allowed. Aperture was the... →

I'm a big fan of getting exposure right in camera--or at least as right as possible. The old maxim of garbage in/garbage out applies as well to digital imaging as it does to any other subject. The better your... →