Unique Applications
I recently came across an interesting review of Snap Art 3. The article’s unique examples immediately got my attention. I think of using Snap Art on
Snap Art 3 Review on Macworld.com
Recently, a Snap Art 3 review was posted on Macworld.com. Our software is normally reviewed on photography-centric websites. For us, reviews outside of this arena
Snap Art 3 on PCMag.com
John C. Dvorak is no stranger when it comes to software reviews. But this was his first interaction with Alien Skin Softwares' plug-ins. I'm pleased
Snap Art 3 Makes an Appearance
Tyson Robichaud just published his first experiences with Snap Art 3. Head over to his blog to hear what he thinks. The article is so
Exposure exposure in the New York Times
Roy Furchgott wrote an article for the New York Times reminiscing about film photography.
Exposure Review brought to you by Shutterbug.com
George Schaub’s Exposure review was just spotted over on Shutterbug.com. An interesting point he makes is about tailoring presets for his own palate. Customizing can be easily overshadowed
Bokeh Review on Photography Bay
www.photographybay.com/ Eric Regan explains how to use Bokeh for images in his review on PhotographyBay.com. He not only uses the plug-in on still images, he
Exposure 3 on Foto.no
www.foto.no Alexander Tufte went over Exposure 3 with a fine-toothed comb for this review. His years behind the camera and in the darkroom have given
Bokeh 2 Review in Digital Photo Pro
www.digitalphotopro.com DPP recently posted a great little review of Bokeh 2.
Bokeh 2 Review
Stevehuffphoto.com Steve Huff recently wrote a short review of Bokeh 2. As always, it's packed full of great example images. Steve suggests using Bokeh on
Exposure Reviews
stevehuffphoto.com Steve published a short review of Exposure on his website. And if a picture is worth a thousand words, he said volumes. Steve gives
Eye Candy Reviewed in Rangefinder
Rangefindermag.com We were pleasantly surprised that Stan Sholik reviewed Eye Candy in Rangefinder Magazine. Normally Rangefinder doesn't review graphic design products, but Stan pointed out