We've already seen countless images of iPhone 6 dummies and now we're finally getting a good look at actual iPhone 6 parts. 9to5Mac has obtained some leaked images that show off the iPhone 6's glass cover and they show just how much more display space it will give you compared to the iPhone 5s.
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Google is coming for our cars.
At I/O, Google revealed the car was another gadget on the long list of new devices in which the company planting the Android flag. It's easy to get the impression that car is about to swallowed up in the mobile OS wars, just like the smartphone and tablet, the wearable and TV set-top streaming box.
But Android Auto is a little different from the Android handset, slate or watch. We're not going to see Google take over the dashboard in your vehicle like it would another device. I'm certainly not taking away from the significance of Google moving into the vehicle. The world's most widespread development platform, along with Google's Maps and Search technologies, will start appearing in car dashboards starting this year. The implications of this are huge for the automotive world.
But I think we need to clear up some possible misconceptions about what Android Auto means for the auto industry, the tech sector and the driving consumer.
An Android connected Hyundai at Google I/O (photo: Signe Brewster)
We're not going to see Android cars pitted against Apple cars on the open road. Furthermore, the automakers aren't throwing up their hands and ceding the car infotainment market to Google. Car manufacturers are going to keep making their own connected infotainment systems, keep running their own developer programs and keep embedding 3G and 4G connectivity in their vehicles.
There's a lot of room in the dashboard, and we're going to see multiple options for apps and connectivity in the same vehicle. Android Auto is going to share space with Apple's CarPlay and other OS-agnostic interfaces like MirrorLink as well at the automakers own app platforms and telematics services.
"I can't imagine as this plays out in the future that you will have to choose between owning an iPhone to use one type of car or an Android to use another type," said Danny Shapiro, Nvidia's senior director of automotive.
And Shapiro would know. Nvidia is working with many automakers, including Audi, BMW, Tesla and Porsche, to embed its app processers and GPUs into their vehicles. Nvidia is also a founding member of Google's Open Automotive Alliance and has worked on many of the early Android Auto integration projects.
The Audi A3 with AT&T 4G connectivity, a mobile hotspot, and now Android Auto (source: Audi)
Audi's implementation of Android Auto is a good example of what we're likely to see in the near future, Shapiro said. Google isn't developing the underlying operating system for Audi's new MMI connected car platform. In fact, the OS is being supplied by BlackBerry's QNX division. On top of that, e.solutions — a venture between Elekrobit and the Volkswagen Group — has developed its own middleware, user interface, APIs and infotainment apps that ride on top of QNX.
Android Auto will be an application framework that runs over MMI. You can almost think of Google as a favored member in Audi's developer platform. It's tapping into MMI's display, command and control, and voice command APIs. The result is the Android interface projected onto the screen and emulated across the Audi's touchpad and various mechanical controls (MMI doesn't use a touchscreen).
The way Audi has implemented Android Auto, you can actually use MMI's turn-by-turn navigation system (which coincidentally draws map data separately from Google Earth) while listening to Google Play Music or composing a text message on your phone using Android Auto's voice commands. In the Audi A3, the first 4G car released in the U.S., the Android Auto apps would run on the phone and connect to the internet over its 3G or 4G connection, while the MMI apps would run inside the dash, connecting to the internet through an embedded radio linked to AT&T's 4G network.
"Audi's approach, I think, is a very elegant one," Shapiro said. Android Auto is one element in a multielement system, he said, and each of those elements can either function independently or work in conjunction. Not every Android Auto partnership, though, will be that sophisticated.
Source: Audi
Audi announced on Thursday that it has also joined Apple's connected car program, and the automaker said CarPlay would show up in 2015 vehicles. Shapiro wouldn't reveal any details about how CarPlay would be implemented in MMI or whether CarPlay and Android would occupy the same Audi dashboards, but he confirmed that Nvidia is working with several car companies on integrating both platforms into the same vehicles.
"There are definitely automakers developing car infotainment systems that will have both Android Auto and CarPlay," Shapiro said.
We're likely going to see scenarios where both CarPlay and Android Auto are running their software in the background, invisible to the driver. But when you plug in your phone with a USB cable or connect to Bluetooth, the car will automatically recognize it and then automatically bring either Apple or Google's software to the forefront, Shapiro said.
And while there's no guarantee that every new car next year will support both Android Auto or CarPlay — there are still some automakers that have joined one development group and not the other — that situation could be soon corrected with a simple software upgrade. There's no hardware component to either platform except for the USB or wireless interface necessary to connect them, Shapiro said.
To only support one system would frankly be stupid. The automakers have no vested interest in picking sides. Why alienate half of your potential customers?
So the connected car isn't going to be new front in the smartphone OS wars, and that's a great thing for consumers. We'll get to choose whether we want to opt for the navigation system, apps and mobile data plans offered by our car manufacturer or if we simply want to make our dashboards extensions of our smartphones.
Android Auto creates a driver optimized version of your Android phone's UI on the dashboard (source: Google)
And if we go the smartphone route, we won't have to match our devices to the make and model of car we drive (I expect we'll see Microsoft launch a similar car connectivity platform soon). We could even choose to use a combination of services. I might want to use Android for Google Maps in my Chevy, but still use OnStar's telematics system for remote start and unlock features and engine diagnostics.
But let's face it: the auto industry has been painfully slow in delivering third-party apps to the vehicle. Programs like Android and Car Play will bring a much a richer app ecosystem to the vehicle because they're building off of Google and Apple's already widely popular developer platforms.
I'm sure Google and Apple will be much more restrictive on what apps make it into the dashboard and how they perform (no Netflix in the front seat) than they are with their smartphone platforms. But from a developer's point of view that's better than the alternative: joining dozens of different automaker developer programs and creating dozens of different versions or your app with no guarantee that they'll every make their way into a car. No matter how restrictive Google and Apple will be, the auto industry is going to be far more conservative.
Chevy's new MyLink system in a 2015 Impala (photo: Kevin Fitchard)
Though the automakers are opening up to Google and Apple, I suspect these relationships are going to be a growing source of tension between Detroit and Silicon Valley. Presented with a choice between a free Google Maps or Apple Maps and a $20 a month subscription to an automaker's own nav system, I'm going to opt for the former. In my mind Google Maps is already a better turn-by-turn nav app than any vehicle embedded system.
So I give credit to the automakers for inviting Google and Apple onto their turf. In fact, this could mark a new strategic direction for the auto industry in which they use Apple and Google to connect cars they would typically leave unconnected.
Your luxury sedan might come with the automaker's full infotainment and telematics system, but your $15,000 neon-green subcompact might just sport basic integration your Android or iPhone on a small screen. It's the younger set that's often buying cheaper cars, and it's the younger set that accustomed to doing everything – and I mean everything – on their mobile devices.
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Permalink | Email this | CommentsAvatron, the developer of Air Display, has today released a new iPad app. Air Stylus extends your computer screen to your iPad display and, in combination with a pressure-sensitive pen, turns the latter into a graphics tablet that works with a range of imaging applications including Adobe Photoshop and Apple's Aperture. Read more
Samsung's Gear Live and LG's G Watch have already been manhandled today at Google I/O 2014, and now it's time to do the same to the third inaugural Android Wear device, the Moto 360. We've already heard much about the watch's unique circular design and have gotten some sneak peeks at the various watch faces that are coming to take advantage of it. Today, however, I finally got my mitts on one, and I can assure you it's as well put together in person as the press shots have shown previously.%Gallery-slideshow203822%
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Motorola has been running a watch face design contest to spark interest in developing for its upcoming Moto 360 wristwear, and it looks like the company's efforts have hit the jackpot. The winning design from David Pascual is a clever blend between a traditional timekeeper and the at-a-glance alerts you'd expect from Android Wear. On top of basic status info, the watch face also has customizable notification widgets; you'll know right away if you have new Gmail or a low battery. Pascual's effort is just eye candy right now, but that may change soon. Winning the competition could get his design featured on the Moto 360, so you may have a chance to check it out first-hand before long.
Filed under: Wearables, Mobile, Google
Source: Official Motorola Blog, Motorola (Google+)
The iPhone was released on June 29, 2007, and changed cell phones forever. Dropping the keypad we'd all come to love for a full touch screen and putting a powerful 2.0 MP camera in every user's pocket, the iPhone kickstarted a mobile revolution. To... 
Novelty iPhone cases are nothing new, but while most are simply weird, this one could get you in some serious trouble. The peculiar design is modeled after an item from the Japanese manga and anime series Attack on Titan, but to your average Joe, it... 
When life hands you old technology you can either throw it away, store it, or try and make it work again. Thanks to the invention of powerful and easily adapted micro computers like Raspberry Pi it's now easier than make your own Frankenstein... One of my favorite features on the Moto X is "touchless control": even if the screen is locked, or you are in an app, you can say "OK Google" and wake the phone up for a search. Now, thanks to an update to the Google Search app, any Android phone can now trigger a voice search with Google's hotword.
The feature, which was spotted by Droid Life, unfortunately doesn't work when the screen is off. The Moto X has that ability, but it also has unique low-power hardware specifically for the feature.
Voice search on any screen is opt-in for now. You'll find the option to turn on hotword detection in the Google Now app: scroll to the very bottom, and tap the Menu button. Options are in the voice settings menu. You'll also find an option to opt out of Voice History, a new feature which presumably tracks things you've said previously in order to get better at recognizing your voice.
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Most smartwatches that we've seen haven't exactly blown us away so far, but the hardware design team at Motorola really deserves a lot of credit for the Moto 360, an Android Wear-based smartwatch that looks absolutely terrific. Motorola has now posted a new video that gives us a nice up-close look at the Moto 360 and walks us through some of its basic functions, including how to turn the device on, how to bring up and respond to notification cards and how to use voice commands to ask Google questions. We still don't know exactly when the Moto 360 is coming out and Motorola is only saying that it will release "later this summer." However, it's definitely the most anticipated smartwatch release outside of Apple's still-to-be-revealed iWatch that we expect to see this fall. The full video follows below.
Here's a curveball for you: Withings, which is an excellent fitness-based electronics company with all kinds of fun products like trackers and smart scales, has just bested all the smartwatch makers out there with the new Activité watch. At first glance, it looks like any other old analog watch. It has a clean white face, a leather band, and all the class and glamour of a night at… Read More Android Wear is supposedly going to eschew traditional keyboard input for voice commands, due to the small screens on smartwatches. But we'll still need to poke and peck in order to input passwords, and Miniuum wants to be the keyboard you use on your wrist. The company posted on its blog on Tuesday that it is developing a keyboard for the Moto 360, which is expected to be one of three Android Wear devices announced at Google I/O on Wednesday .
Unlike LG's G Watch and the still-unnamed Samsung smartwatch, the other two devices expecthe Moto 360 will have a round face, which may pose problems for keyboard designers who are used to rectangular screens. While the post doesn't detail exactly how the keyboard will work, the illustrated GIF shows Minuum's trademark ribbon keyboard curving along the bottom edge of the watch face.
Minuum is no stranger to putting its keyboard on unusual devices: The keyboard is available for Samsung's Tizen-based Galaxy Gear smartwatches and Google Glass, and the company will release a keyboard for the iPhone when iOS 8 is released this fall. Plus, Minuum has clearly thought a good deal about how to implement a touch keyboard on a small screen. The company warns that due to limitations built into Android Wear, its keyboard might not work at launch, but full input choice should eventually be built in.
You may not have heard of them before, but I can tell you that Aerogels are cool. They are ultra-porous materials that are whipped up from silica gel or even aluminum oxide and may weigh just 15% more than air. Because they consist of so many microscopic air pockets, they are incredibly effective insulators.
A new research note from KGI indicates that the 4.7-inch model of the iPhone 6 won't support optical image stabilization due to constraints in the production of VCM suppliers. The larger 5.5-inch version is expected to support the feature, while the smaller device will employ a cheaper motor that's similar to the one found in the iPhone 5s.
Rather, we predict it will use a middle-mount type of open-loop VCM updated from the one used in the existing iPhone 5S. The 5.5" iPhone 6 is more likely to be equipped with OIS VCM due to lower estimated shipments and the need for more product features to differentiate itself from the 4.7" iPhone 6.
The difference will reportedly be one of the factors that sets the two devices apart, lending further credence to the idea that these will not simply be two internally-identical devices with different display sizes as is currently the case with the iPad its "mini" counterpart.
That's not to say that the 4.7-inch phone won't see improvements to image quality. The new motors are expected to allow for improved focus time and use power more efficiently than the design used in the iPhone 5s. Even with this concession, KGI still expects the iPhone 6′s picture quality to lead the market:
Compared with conventional open-loop VCM, closed-loop VCM keeps records of focus points, enabling it to produce better quality pictures, focus faster and save power. Nonetheless, there are many factors that affect picture quality, and VCM specification is just one of them. Therefore, we believe overall picture quality of the 4.7" iPhone 6 will lead its peers'.
Both models of the iPhone 6 are expected to enter production next month, as recent hiring frenzies at manufacturing partners seem to confirm, and will be publicly unveiled this fall.
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Google's I/O developer conference kicks off today in San Francisco, and perhaps as a preview of things to come, The Verge reported yesterday that freemium apps on Google Play now account for 98 percent of worldwide revenue for the Android platform. Curiously, Japan is billed as "the world's biggest spender" on in-app purchases thanks to "addictive mobile games," but here's hoping this trend doesn't absorb the iOS App Store as well. Here's a handful of other tidbits you might have missed on Tuesday...
The Loop reported Tuesday that Apple quietly updated iWork for iCloud, allowing the web-based versions of Pages, Numbers and Keynote to remember the last used document settings, including zoom level, show/hide guides or format panels and much more. The web apps also now suggest your most recent screen name when opening shared documents, adds the ability to right-click to mask images and now includes tips on using keyboard shortcuts for cut, copy and paste when right-clicking objects.
Data protection leader Acronis announced Tuesday the availability of Acronis True Image for Mac, which the software maker touts as "the only full system image backup solution offering dual protection" for Apple desktops and laptops. Previously available only for Windows, Acronis True Image for Mac backs up the entire system, applications, user data and settings both locally and online, and is also capable of backing up and restoring a Parallels Desktop virtual machine in its active state, complete with all Windows applications, documents and settings. Acronis True Image for Mac is now available for $49.99 for a single computer, or a three-Mac license for $79.99; Acronis Cloud storage starts at $2.99 per month for 50GB.
Open Garden released FireChat for iOS 2.5.1 this week, an update the company says should have been called version 3.0 for one new feature alone: The ability to chat off the grid between iOS and Android devices. Previous versions were unable to hop the platform pond and communicate with Android smartphones or tablets, an oversight that's now been rectified. The app also now allows users to create "firechats" and invite friends for "live and anonymous discussions" with just a few clicks, in addition to joining chats already in progress all over the world.
Now here's something we thought we'd never see from an Apple executive: A blog post on LinkedIn. Senior Vice President of Apple Retail Angela Ahrendts did just that on Monday with a post entitled "Starting Anew," and although she never specifically mentioned Apple by name, she openly discusses some of the challenges in making a "life-altering decision to start anew." The post seems to fall in line with what many are calling "the new, more open Apple" with CEO Tim Cook at the helm, with Cook and marketing boss Phil Schiller both actively posting on Twitter these days.
One of the better smartwatch contenders just got a little more awesome Tuesday as Pebble announced a partnership with Misfit for a new watchapp that counts steps and tracks activity using nothing more than the device already strapped to their wrist. The makers of the Shine fitness tracker are also promising an iOS app update coming soon that adds support for Pebble watches and will track additional metrics including calories burned and distance traveled, with additional functionality promised from the two companies in future updates.
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Leaks and rumors will continue to pour out until Apple finally unveils its next-generation iPhone handsets during a press conference later this summer, and they will help us piece together a puzzle that will likely reveal just about everything there is to know about both new iPhone 6 models. Now, one of the most important puzzle pieces has seemingly fallen into place.
人们对手机拍照质量的要求在不断提高，有越来越多手机用上了1/2.3"传感器，要知道这已是主流卡片相机的标准配置。出于控制体积等目的，手机摄像头的一大缺点就在于光圈不可调。不过德国凯泽斯劳滕大学的一项研究或许可以改变这一现状，他们成功研制出一款电控半透膜光圈，厚度仅55um，与人类头发丝直径相当。
Probably one of the coolest marriages of old and new Apple hardware I've ever seen, not to mention the Apple II seems to make the perfect monitor stand. [Photo credit: Francesco Zaia]... 
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Fujifilm also reiterated its plans to increase the number of cameras that can print to the instax Share Smartphone Printer.
According to Fujifilm the firmware will be available from 'Late June 2014'.
Press release:
FUJIFILM Corporation (President: Shigehiro Nakajima) will launch a new firmware for digital cameras in late June that makes it possible to send images via WiFi to an instax SHARE Smartphone Printer SP-1 for instax instant film prints. The firmware is designed for three X-Series cameras: the FUJIFILM XQ1 (a premium compact camera), the FUJIFILM X-M1 and the FUJIFILM X-A1 (APS-C sized sensor mirrorless cameras).
With the compact instax SHARE Smartphone Printer SP-1, it is easy and fast to make on-the-spot instax prints of photos taken with a smartphone. Install the Fujifilm Instax Share app on your smartphone, and then send your images via a wireless LAN connection to the SP-1 to print instax photos.
Ever since its launch in February 2014, users have loved making fun and unique prints, and especially enjoyed a diverse lineup of templates and image editing functions. Many people wanted to send their digital camera photos directly to an instax printer for instant printing, and now Fujifilm is proud to offer this feature for photo enthusiasts that use an XQ1, X-M1 or X-A1 digital camera.
By updating to this latest firmware, users can easily send digital camera photos directly to the instax SHARE Smartphone Printer SP-1 for great quality prints of their family, friends, pets and more, even if they are fast moving. Additionally, portrait images are produced with a pleasant out-of-focus background for amazing one-of-a-kind instant prints - perfect for home decor.
Fujifilm will continue to expand its lineup of digital cameras that support the instax SHARE Smartphone Printer for people to enjoy the instax instant photo print system. We are committed to enhancing the enjoyment of photography worldwide, and want all users to experience the gratification of taking, giving and preserving pictures with their family and friends.
Late June 2014
(1) FUJIFILM XQ1: Ver. 1.20
(2) FUJIFILM X-M1：Ver. 1.20
(3) FUJIFILM X-A1：Ver. 1.20
http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digital_cameras/software/
(1) Product name: Fujifilm instax SHARE Smartphone Printer SP-1
(2) Main Features:
- Real Time Template
The date/time, place, weather, temperature and humidity are printed with the image. This template is suitable for enjoying travel photos and keeping a record of special events, such as your children's milestones.
- Limited Edition Template Each print is marked with a serial number like a limited item. A memory shared with people you cherish will be even more precious. This template is recommended for the photos taken at parties and other events where many people gather.
- SNS Template Template suitable for printing the images uploaded to SNS. With the profile photo and the number of likes indicated, the print offers great fun in tandem with SNS.
- Square Template(Image only, Text and Image) Template that fits the photo cropped into a square. It is possible to write your comments and messages to make the memory more personal and vivid.
- Seasonal Templates Different designs to fit the occasion, whether Mother's Day, a birthday, a greeting to mark the season, and thoughts including, "Best wishes!" More special Seasonal Templates are scheduled to be added on a regular basis.
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在彩色胶片出现之前，摄影师们只能通过黑白照片记录当时的画面。大概是因为在黑白照片中只能通过被摄物体的动作与形状进行辨别，所以更让我们着迷于历史片刻的光景。最近就有一些人通过对当年的时尚潮流、通用衣着布料等进行考究，别出心裁地用科学方式赋予黑白老照片色彩。这样我们就可以通过"加工"后的照片感受黑白影像中的神秘与浪漫。
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Lightroom 5.5 is now available as a final release on Adobe.com and through the update mechanism in Lightroom 5. The goal of this release is to provide support for Lightroom mobile, additional camera raw support, lens profile support and address bugs that were introduced in previous releases of Lightroom.
Release Notes
New Camera Support in Lightroom 5.5
New Lens Profile Support in Lightroom 5.5
| Mount | Name |
| Canon | Sigma 50m F1.4 DG HSM A014 |
| Canon | Sigma 18-200mm F3.5-6.3 DC MACRO OS HSM C014 |
| Canon | Tamron 16-300mm F3.5-6.3 Dill VC PZD MACRO B0163 |
Bugs Corrected in Lightroom5.5
Download Links:
Lightroom 5.5:
Mac – http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5791
Win – http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5792
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New Creative Cloud Technology Connects Latest Photography Tools; New Photoshop Mix Debuts for iPad
SAN JOSE, Calif. — June 18, 2014 — Adobe (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced the availability of the new Adobe Creative Cloud Photography plan. Designed for anyone interested in photography, the new plan brings together — for USD$9.99 per month — Photoshop CC and Lightroom 5, two tools that have fundamentally impacted how photographs and imagery shape our visual culture, as well as Lightroom's breakthrough mobile apps on iPad and now iPhone. Also introduced today is the all-new Photoshop Mix, a new iPad app that provides access to powerful Photoshop features normally confined to the desktop, enabling compositing and transformative edits while on the go. Built using the new Adobe Creative SDK (see separate release), Photoshop Mix delivers new levels of Adobe imaging precision and magic to mobile users.
"With our Lightroom products alone managing over 100 billion images, we know there's a huge appetite from photography enthusiasts to have powerful, world-class software available on their mobile devices as well as their computers," said Winston Hendrickson, vice president, digital imaging, Adobe. "With Photoshop, Lightroom and new mobile photo apps, we've created the most complete photography solution on the planet, ensuring that anyone interested in photography can be creative with their images, no matter where they are."
Join Creative Cloud Photography Plan $9.99mth
Create and Manage Beautiful Images in Photoshop CC and Lightroom 5
Photoshop CC, part of the Creative Cloud Photography Plan, was updated, with stunning new features — as part of a milestone release of Adobe Creative Cloud. Features for photographers, include:
The Creative Cloud Photography plan includes Lightroom 5 desktop software, a staple for all photographers, making digital photography easier, faster, and more amazing. Photographers can experiment without limits in a nondestructive editing environment and perfect shots with advanced controls for tone, contrast, color, and more. Efficient organizing tools help sort thousands of photos and make it simple to share them almost anywhere.
Mobile Solutions Takes Serious Photography Work Anywhere
Following its April 2014 release on iPad, Lightroom mobile is now available for iPhone. Lightroom mobile for iPhone and iPad provide the most efficient way to manage and edit images across desktops, mobile devices and the Web. The apps can automatically import images from the iPhone camera roll and sync back to a Lightroom catalog on the desktop. Lightroom mobile provides photography essentials, including non-destructive processing of files using Smart Preview technologies to enable professional class photo editing from the confines of the desktop. Quickly apply star ratings, flag or reject images and edit them on iPhone and iPad. Edits and metadata changes automatically sync back to the Lightroom catalog on the desktop and are also viewable from any Web browser at lightroom.adobe.com. Lightroom mobile photo collections are also accessible for users of Adobe Voice, the recently introduced free animated video storytelling app.
Photoshop Mix, provides a connected mobile workflow to Creative Cloud, aimed at anyone who wants access to powerful editing tools on their mobile device. Open Adobe Photoshop documents, individual layers from PSDs, and images from Lightroom mobile. Easily apply looks, create advanced selections and masks, and access advanced Photoshop features like Upright, Content-Aware Fill, and Camera Shake Reduction to take creativity on the go. Then export your layered and masked composition to Photoshop CC for further refinement on the desktop. Share work, or even save it to a Photoshop document for a mobile workflow that works seamlessly with Photoshop CC.
Technology Optimized for Mobile Photography
The Creative Cloud Photography plan's desktop and mobile apps are connected by a powerful technology designed to enable users to edit and sync photos non-destructively from anywhere. By combining the same non-destructive editing pipeline found in Lightroom and Adobe Camera Raw, with Adobe's renowned Smart Preview technologies, the amount of information being moved between apps is minimized, without compromising the end result. This gives users confidence that edits will be saved while being able to access their images with unprecedented speed, no matter what device.
Pricing and Availability
Creative Cloud Photography plan is available at $USD9.99 per month. For additional details, please visit: Creative Cloud Photography Plan $9.99mth.
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adobe发布正式版lightroom 5.5和adobe camera raw 8.5，新版软件增加对佳能g1 x mark ii、索尼a7s/rx100 iii/a77 ii、宾得645z、奥巴e-m10、松下gh4等新机型的支持。
此外，新版软件还增加了一些新镜头数据文件，并修复部分bug。
新增加支持机型：
adobe公司正式开放下载iphone版lightroom mobile，通过该app不仅可以编辑管理手机、ipod touch中的照片，利用creative cloud云服务还可实现手机、平板、电脑等多平台之间的文件、编辑同步功能，这意味着用户对照片的操作都可同步到所有设备当中。
相对于前段时间公布的ipad版本，iphone版进行了多处改进，以适应单手操作。同样的，这款app本身免费，但需要开通adobe creative cloud创意云服务（最低订阅价格9.99美元/月），最低硬件要求为运行ios 7系统的iphone 4s。
点此前往app store下载iphone版lightroom mobile
若果你有拍攝夜景，你也許有試過按下快門時未能成功拍攝，其中一個原因便是因為相機未能對焦，所以便鎖定拍攝功能，使相機不能拍攝，那麼遇到這個情況時有甚麼解決方法呢？一起來看看！
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只要有光便可以成功對焦，雖然有時發光的物件（如街燈、月亮等）不會正正落在對焦點上，這時我們可以藉著移相機的對焦點來對焦在發光的物體，但一定要留意該發光的物件需要跟原本要對焦的距離一樣，例如原本是想對焦在山頂上（無限遠），但因為太暗而對焦不了，這時可以對焦在有月亮的天空上（發光物），結果一樣是無限遠，這時便可以成功拍攝了！
有時若果要對焦的物件是在前景，例如晚上的涼亭，但因為現場沒有足夠光線，所以自動對焦失效，這時我們可以先保持自動對焦，然後打開手電筒照亮物件，半按成功對焦後，然後把相機設定為手動對焦。完成後便可以免卻對焦的步驟，專心構圖和設定光圈快門便可。但使用這個方法時務必要留意設定好手動對焦後相機的位置不要移動和避免移動到鏡頭上的對焦尺（如果有），否則便要從新對焦。
最簡單的方法（但對新手為最困難的）便是完全使用手動對焦了，對於擁有電子觀景器（EVF）或是可以用實時顯示的相機會比較方便，有些甚至可以放大景像來對焦，增加成功的機會。
這個方法在拍攝「無限遠」時的景物特別有用，像是拍攝星空相片等。原理便是預先做了第二點提及到的步驟，但可以於光線充足時完成，把鏡頭對焦在無限遠，然後在鏡頭上標示「對焦在無限遠」的位罝（可以用貼紙），到使用時便可以直接調到手動對焦並把對焦環調到標示上，非常方便快捷！
在黑夜中對焦其實當熟習了後便會很容易，若果對拍攝夜景有興趣，可以參考這篇教學文章。
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