anthony mazzeri

Not really. Assuming it's a standard M mount but with added contacts to create a new full AF compact system, then maybe Ricoh can licence it to turn the next GXR II (or successor model) into a more...

Okay, so just read offshore where I wrote outsource then if that makes you happy.

They will sooner rather than later. I look at Pixelmator only five years now since its release and it's leaps ahead of where Photoshop was at the equivalent stage in 1994. At this rate they will...

After having a second look, I was mistaken about Bridge. It too relies solely on the Adobe camera RAW updates which Adobe stops releasing for their older apps once they move on to the next generation.

@suchindranu, thanks for the update. Unfortunately I just cancelled my Adobe CC subscription after 10 days of trying it out so I can't see the CS6 or LR4 splashscreens for myself now any more, only...

If it were a matter of Adobe setting up in India to develop for that large market and userbase, then fine. But I'm not seeing the total preponderance of subcontinent surnames on the full Photoshop...

These articles have two sets of comments:

One like this on the introduction page, and then a second full set of different comments on the actual article page itself.

Apple also supplies constant free RAW updates so Mac apps like Pixelmator have no issues wth new cameras.

The irony of this is that the Mac version of Adobe Bridge CS4 actually displays all the...

The Photoshop Elements splash screen credits suprised me by showing it is outsourced almost entirely to India. I assume that explains why it is quite different and much cheaper than Photoshop (and...

Stu, if you're not being paid by Adobe for all the tireless work and effort you've been putting in over the past few days on their behalf as well as maligning their competitors (even if you don't...

It's Adobe's decison back on Jan 1 to restrict upgrades to the most recent version only which is what should have gotten everyone riled up. This subscription-only move now could never have happened...

TIFF is proprietary owned by Adobe. Probably not when you first started using the format, but they bought control of it four years ago.

So your non-proprietary files have come under Adobe's...

@Durk thanks, its running fine on OSX Lion 10.7 now so I can just keep my current Mac if I have to. I also recall reading about problems with CS4 when Mountain Lion 10.8 was released but seems to...

@Just a Photographer, only until something better comes along.

For apps like Lightroom, there have always been alternatives so I've never used it. And have no plans to start now even though it's...

Does the arrogant and denigrating attitude you display here and in the other thread come with the territory of any review you write? If so, I think I'll just give it a miss. If you need to insult...

Not as much as your ludicrous 'advice' to go buy a RED 4K if you want manual focus in video on the GR cracked me up. Until I read this subsequent post of yours and realized you were actually being...

PS. Just for the record, I signed up to Creative Cloud only because it means giving them *less* money than I would have before to update to CS5 or CS6. We can all make ruthless profit-driven...

Yes, but why is everyone only realizing this now?

I don't recall seeing all the US users up in arms over Adobe fleecing Australian and European customers for the past two decades, so it's only...

Half of Adobe's revenue is now from web analytics. With the internet and their athernative income stream growing they no longer actually need Photoshop to survive as a company.

Credit Card.