Hi everyone! I decided to do a video newsletter to catch everyone up on what's been happening, and what's coming up next!

Earlier this week, Adobe announced the Lightroom Mobile for iOS had been updated to include full resolution export. Very exciting news, but I learned that there's a caveat… wholly logic, but a caveat nonetheless.

The newest version of Lightroom Mobile for Android includes a RAW camera — meaning you can shoot RAW with your Android device. Is this a hint of things to come? [UPDATED: 2016-02-27 with a statement from Adobe]

You know those HDR image that don't look like HDR? Those fantastic landscape photos where every shadow and every highlight and every drop of color just ooze off the screen? In this interview and live demo, landscape photographer and renowned educator Sean Bagshaw introduces us to his course, “Extended Dynamic Range”, available as part of the “Bracketing and Blending Bundle” which also contains the “Bracketing Exposed” course by Jay and Varina Patel, plus six new exposure blending workflow tutorials.

In this video tip, I explore my two favorite perspective correction apps — SKRWT for iOS and DxO ViewPoint for OS X.

The creator of Filterstorm, an iOS app, is looking for beta testers for their latest version, both standard and Pro. If you're interested in testing, read on.

This was a very impromptu, and frankly quite rough, look at Aurora HDR Pro from Macphun.

The new Apple Lightning to SD Card Camera Reader offers USB 3 speeds only on the iPad Pro. But how much faster is it in real life?