Download Canon Digital Photo Professional 3.5 Today
If you are a Canon DSLR user you might be interested to download and test the new version of Canon’s RAW converter Digital Photo Professional, or DPP, version 3.5.0.0 that ships with the new Canon EOS 50D.
This download is NOT yet an official Canon release and available only for Microsoft Windows OS (English).
So grab your DPP now on Rapidshare or BadOnGo and if you are looking for the instruction manual it can be found on Canon website!
By the way this is a full version, not an upgrade and doesn’t require any previous version installed.
How to solve Microsoft Vista and custom ICC profile issue
Ever since I switched to Microsoft Windows Vista from Windows XP I have been running into problems with my custom monitor profile. No matter what I did Windows Vista was switching back to the default profile every time UAC was invoked.
The obvious way to solve this problem is by disabling UAC. To do so
- Run msconfig
- Switch to the “Tools” tab
- Scroll down and select “Disable UAC”
- Click Launch and restart your computer
Canon Digital Photo Professional video tutorials
If you are struggling with DPP 3.2 ” ((”Canon Digital Photo Professional”))” than check this Canon site. It has good and downloadable video tutorials explaining in details the different tools and functionalities of DPP 3.2.
I think we can all benefit from these, newbie and advanced users alike since there is always something we might have missed. I know I did miss the batch renaming part !
Photoshop tutorial: Fix blown skin highlights
This post is written by RedCrown, believe me it is a powerful trick try it out it might save you some pics
Blown skin highlights is an unfortunate but common problem on portraits that are otherwise well exposed. I’ve read and tried many techniques with mixed results. So I developed this technique, using the best steps I’ve found in the work of others. Would appreciate feedback and improvements.
The process uses three common techniques. First it targets “blown” highlights using the Threshold adjustment. Then it changes that target area to a light neutral gray using Levels and Hue/Sat. Finally it paints color over the target area.
nVidia might be crashing your Adobe Lightroom !
This post is a guest post by Rami Fayoumi from ZeroHourSleep
Like everyone who reads ADIDAP I am into photography and I use Adobe Lightroom to edit my pictures. I was so excited when I first started working with Adobe Lightoom until I started experiencing regular crashes while using it. And when it crashes, it crashes really hard ! My CPU usage goes up to 50% even after I kill Lightroom’s process, so I end up forced to either logoff or restart my computer.
BUT, I have discovered lately what has been causing these crashes.
nView Desktop Manager! YES, that was it!
