Topic: photo editing

  • The Video Store Revival: A New Take on an Old Idea

    The Video Store Revival: A New Take on an Old Idea

    Letterboxd launches a curated digital rental service called The Letterboxd Video Store, focusing on hard-to-find films to revive the spirit of a physical video store for cinephiles. Tech and entertainment highlights include the video game *Skate Story*, major updates to the Darkroom photo editor ...

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  • Facebook's AI Can Now See Photos You Haven't Shared

    Facebook's AI Can Now See Photos You Haven't Shared

    Meta has launched an AI feature in the U.S. and Canada that scans users' smartphone camera rolls to identify and enhance "hidden gems" for creating polished, shareable content. The company states that it will not use photos from your camera roll to train its AI models unless you actively edit the...

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  • Canva Charts New Territory: AI Coding, Data Tools, and 'Visual Suite 2.0' Unveiled

    Canva Charts New Territory: AI Coding, Data Tools, and 'Visual Suite 2.0' Unveiled

    Canva used its Create 2025 event, broadcast from Hollywood Park, to introduce a significant expansion of its platform, signaling a move to blend productivity tools more deeply with its established creative features under the banner of "Visual Suite 2.0.

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  • Photoshop and Premiere Gain AI Assistant Features

    Photoshop and Premiere Gain AI Assistant Features

    Adobe is launching public beta AI assistants for Photoshop, Premiere, Illustrator, InDesign, and Frame.io, each tailored as a specialist to automate app-specific tasks. Users interact with a chatbot-like interface using natural language prompts; the Premiere assistant can sort assets and add time...

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  • Essential Apps, Gadgets, and Tools for Every Reader

    Essential Apps, Gadgets, and Tools for Every Reader

    The article introduces "The Drop" section featuring notable releases like the critically acclaimed film "The Odyssey," Bear 2.9 with a new Workspaces feature, and the World Cup final as the year's biggest TV event. A "Group Project" section highlights the Installer community's reading setups, inc...

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  • How to Photograph the Northern Lights in St. Louis This Week

    How to Photograph the Northern Lights in St. Louis This Week

    Residents of Missouri and Illinois can witness the aurora borealis this week due to intense geomagnetic storms, which occur when solar particles interact with Earth's magnetic field, creating vibrant colors but potentially disrupting technology. The northern lights, visible in countryside areas a...

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  • Google Photos VS Self-Hosted: Who Wins?

    Google Photos VS Self-Hosted: Who Wins?

    The primary appeal of self-hosting photo libraries with a platform like Immich is to reclaim privacy, avoid subscription fees, and gain complete ownership of your data. Immich is a feature-rich, self-hosted alternative that replicates the Google Photos experience, offering a familiar interface, m...

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  • AI-Generated Images Fuel Fake Expense Report Fraud

    AI-Generated Images Fuel Fake Expense Report Fraud

    The rise of advanced AI image-generation tools has made it alarmingly easy for employees to create convincing fake expense receipts, posing a significant challenge for finance departments and expense management platforms. Industry data shows a sharp increase in AI-generated fraudulent receipts, w...

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  • Apple Tests ChatGPT-Like App to Improve Siri

    Apple Tests ChatGPT-Like App to Improve Siri

    Apple is developing an internal AI application similar to ChatGPT to test and improve a major Siri update planned for next year. The tool allows engineers to rapidly evaluate new features, including Siri's ability to search personal data like songs and emails. It also tests Siri's proficiency in ...

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