Karen M. Cheung

The imaging industry is expected to sell 42.3 million digital photo frames worldwide by the year 2011, according to a study released by market and research firm IDC. In what the analyst firm calls the “industry’s first market size and forecast for the

Nikon this week released two new software applications, the image upload program Nikon Transfer version 1.0.1 and the image browser Nikon ViewNX version 1.0.0.

Software providers DxO Labs and Vertus recently announced new editing software bundles at a reduced cost with savings of up to 30 percent, according to the DxO website.

The design, management, and hosting service allows users to create Flash-based and HTML versions of their portfolios without requiring design skills, according to clickbooq.

An online version of popular photo editor Adobe Photoshop, called Photoshop Express, is currently in development. The upcoming entry-level online editor was announced in March with an intended target base of consumers that could access photo editing throu

Taiwanese flash memory manufacturer A-DATA Technology last week launched three new memory cards: the 16GB Turbo SDHC Class 6, 8GB Super SDHC Duo, and 32GB Speedy CompactFlash cards.

At Photoshop World in Las Vegas last week, onOne Software announced 100 free presets for Adobe Camera RAW and two new Photoshop plug-ins, PhotoTools and PhotoTools Professional Edition.

Olympus UK this week cut the price of the EVOLT E-410 digital SLR by £50 for any one of the three packages: the body, single lens kit, or dual lens kit. Additionally, Olympus is offering a £50 cash back offer, totaling £100 savings on the Olympus DSLR