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Phil Coffman on iPhone Photography

Proving that you don't always need the most expensive kit to create some really interesting photographs, Phil Coffman's latest blog post explores a selection of iPhone applications that can transform ho-hum photos into something truly impressive (via DaringFireball).

Pixaria 2.7.4 Available

Pixaria 2.7.4 is a very minor update which fixes a couple of issues with XMP metadata import and a bug which prevents changing the gallery avatar image. If you would like the update, please send an e-mail to [email protected] and I'll e-mail the files to you.

Full details of the changed files and features can be found in the change log and release notes in the support area of the website.

Pixaria 2.7.3 Now Available

Pixaria 2.7.3 is now available as a free update for all users of Pixaria 2.0 and above. This minor update adds XMP metadata support (title, caption, keywords and copyright) to the new import and Flash upload tools which brings them up to feature parity with the old import tools.

If all goes well with this release, the old import tools, will be deprecated in the next update before they are removed completely by the end of this year. On that subject, if you are still using the old import tools, I would like to suggest that you take a moment to try the new upload/import tools and if you have any feedback, please let me know.

The update also includes a couple of bug fixes related to changing gallery avatar images and upgrading the database on new installations. To get the update, please e-mail [email protected].

For details of the changes in this release, please see the release notes and for a full list of the changed files, check out the change log.

Back from vacation

After two weeks relaxing with friends, exploring some of the archaeological sites on the stunning Turquoise Coast of South West Turkey and forgetting all about work, I'm now back in the UK and ready to begin tackling my e-mail backlog over the next few days.

If you've been in touch while I was off, you can expect to hear from me by the end of the week.