Merriweather Post Pavilion
"Alejandro Dolina - La Venganza Será Terrible" via Paiasoloco Podcast
Saturday, February 14, 2009
New Naimal Collective Album
Listen to it COMPLETE here. These guys are weird!
Merriweather Post Pavilion
Merriweather Post Pavilion
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Canon Easy PhotoPrint Pro 1.6
This post comes a little bit late but since 12/26/2008 there's a new version of the "still indispensable" Photoshop Plug-In from Canon, Easy PhotoPrint Pro.
It's version 1.6 and can be downloaded for free here. Just select the OS on the dropdown and second in the "software" section you'll find it.
It now supports Adobe Photoshop CS4 (32bit / 64bit versions).
I still cannot match the quality (specifically color gamut) that I get printing from PhotoPrint Pro to my Canon PIXMA Pro 9000 to that of printing directly from Lightroom. I suspect that it is because PP Pro can output in AdobeRGB as opposed to sRGB which is what I suspect Lightroom is doing. Given that The PIXMA can print in AdobeRGB it's a crime IMHO not to take advantage of that but I cannot actually determine by searches I've done, WHICH is the colorspace Lightroom outputs to the printer. I guess I'll research a little more and post what I find here.
My workflow right now for printing is opening the photo in Photoshop from Lightroom like if I was to edit it (which creates a copy of the file in disk) and then open up PhotoPrint Pro to print from there. Once I'm done, close out of PP Pro and Photoshop and delete the duplicate photo file (if I didn't edit it in PS). As you can see this is a pain, but it's the only thing that works the best for me.
It's version 1.6 and can be downloaded for free here. Just select the OS on the dropdown and second in the "software" section you'll find it.
It now supports Adobe Photoshop CS4 (32bit / 64bit versions).
I still cannot match the quality (specifically color gamut) that I get printing from PhotoPrint Pro to my Canon PIXMA Pro 9000 to that of printing directly from Lightroom. I suspect that it is because PP Pro can output in AdobeRGB as opposed to sRGB which is what I suspect Lightroom is doing. Given that The PIXMA can print in AdobeRGB it's a crime IMHO not to take advantage of that but I cannot actually determine by searches I've done, WHICH is the colorspace Lightroom outputs to the printer. I guess I'll research a little more and post what I find here.
My workflow right now for printing is opening the photo in Photoshop from Lightroom like if I was to edit it (which creates a copy of the file in disk) and then open up PhotoPrint Pro to print from there. Once I'm done, close out of PP Pro and Photoshop and delete the duplicate photo file (if I didn't edit it in PS). As you can see this is a pain, but it's the only thing that works the best for me.
Monday, February 09, 2009
An insight into the new organized crime
For sure this type of things must be going since the invention of the internet, but this time it got to the news. I wonder how can organizations/nations go after these type of organized crime.
http://news.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/02/07/1657259&from=rss
What this article does which I think is new is tagging the term FLASH MOB to this type of operation which is certainly not new. It's a quite accurate & valid description IMO.
http://news.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/02/07/1657259&from=rss
What this article does which I think is new is tagging the term FLASH MOB to this type of operation which is certainly not new. It's a quite accurate & valid description IMO.
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