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Adobe Upgrade For Photographers While Adobe’s new Photoshop Lightroom 2 software targets photographers, it is also hitting hard in their pockets with a RRP of AU$539. If you visit the US you can pick it up for US$299, or if you are already a registered user it will cost US$99 - this is yet another case of a product that seems a lot more pricey considering the US and Australian dollars are close.

Direct Wireless Transfer For Pics/Vids Nikon’s my Picturetown service is a smart photo storage and sharing site available in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Australia.

Apple Users Get iLife Apple sees its iLife 08 digital lifestyle package as another incentive for PC users to switch to Mac, and gives Mac faithful more reasons to love their machines. It expects to gain further the digital lifestyle application with a new version of iPhoto and a reinvented iMovie application.

Zero-Click Photo Uploading From HP New software from HP’s photography arm Snapfish claims to automatically upload your digital photos online as soon as your camera or memory card is connected to your PC.

Apple Releases Aperture Update Apple has released a major update to its all-in-one post production tool for photographers, Aperture 1.5.

PaperPort Organises Files And Photos PaperPort 11 is a new scanning application for Microsoft Windows which claims to simplify the scanning process by allowing one-touch scanning to turn your piles of paper and photos into organised PDF and JPEG files.

Instant Photo Albums It’s always exciting to come back from holidays with hundreds of photos you can’t wait to print out and put into an album – of course, six months later, they’re usually still sitting on your computer.

How to Convert Film to Digital Pictures We all know it’s possible to convert your digital snaps to glossy print-outs, but is it possible to go the other way? we show you how it’s done.