“Adobe Systems today announced an update to the public beta of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom software at the Photokina tradeshow in Cologne, Germany, which gives professional photographers a new way to import, manage and showcase large volumes of digital photographs,” MacMinute reports.
“The final version of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom is expected to ship in early 2007. Pricing and further details will be released in the future,” MacMinute reports.
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“Adobe said more than 325,000 people used Lightroom, since its launch earlier this year,” MacNN reports. “Beta 4.0 offers improved digital photography workflow tools, including a precision white balance selection option and a more streamlined and elegant user interface experience with customizable controls. An intuitive new tone curve adjustment feature provides powerful image correction capabilities, allowing users to visually obtain excellent midtone, shadow and highlight adjustments.”
“Adobe Photoshop Lightroom beta ships as a Universal Binary and is available for free download from Adobe Labs website. The company recommends Mac OSX 10.4.3 and a 1GHz PowerPC G4 processor,” MacNN reports.
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