Adobe just pushed the final version of Lightroom 5 out the door, for immediate download. Owners of Lightroom 4 can upgrade for $79, while Creative Cloud subscribers can download for free from the Creative Cloud website.
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June 26: LADIG Presents Ralph Nelson – Botanica Project
Long-time motion picture photographer Ralph Nelson visits LADIG to talk about his latest project: a Kickstarter funded book titled “BOTANICA iPhone photos”.
The book combines two of Nelson’s lifelong loves – nature and photography.
All of the photos are of botanical subjects.
And every photo was taken with an iPhone.
Ralph will talk about his work, both behind the camera and behind the scenes making a successful publication and a successful Kickstarter project.
Our June Event takes place in a new location: Plummer Park Community Center in West Hollywood (map). The entrance is on Santa Monica Blvd at Martel Ave, and it looks like there is adequate parking on-site with additional parking available at the north end of the park (accessible from Fountain Ave).
Tickets are now free for members and $10 for non-members. Doors open at 6pm and we’ll get rolling at 7pm, with Lightroom Tips, Wacky Hacks and Ralph’s presentation.
POSTPONED: June 18 Apple Briefing: iPhone & iPad, Sprint and the RED Camera
We received a call yesterday informing us that there are some technical problems with the projection systems at the Saban Theatre. After exhausting all other options, we regret to inform you that this event has been -POSTPONED-
The date for a future event is already in the works. Please stay tuned for further information.
We found out about an Apple/Sprint/RED seminar taking place Tuesday, June 18th from 11am – 2:30pm at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills.
The seminar seems to be focused on integrating iOS devices into your business, but they are promising RED 4k videos and iPad remote camera app demos so it could be very interesting for creatives wanting to find out about new technology — 4K Ultra HD is the Next Big Thing in video: super high resolution 3840 x 2160 pixel video coming to your next TV screen.
The event is free but you need to > register here < by Friday, June 14th.